Road rules / ๐บ๐ธ general
If an oncoming driver's high beams are blinding you, you should:
โ 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
- โLook toward the right edge of your lane and slow if needed
- โStare into the lights to keep your bearings
- โTurn on your own high beams in response
- โClose one eye
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