At night, if an oncoming vehicle's high beams make it difficult to view the road, what should you do?
When an approaching vehicle doesn't lower its high beams, you should avert your gaze from the glaring headlights. Focus instead on the right edge of your lane and monitor the vehicle from your peripheral vision.
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