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If an oncoming driver's high beams are blinding you, you should:

โœ“ ANSWER

Look toward the right edge of your lane and slow if needed

Glancing at the right edge line keeps you on course without being dazzled.

All the options

  1. โœ“Look toward the right edge of your lane and slow if needed
  2. โœ—Stare into the lights to keep your bearings
  3. โœ—Turn on your own high beams in response
  4. โœ—Close one eye

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