When a vehicle approaching at night keeps its high beams on, impairing your visibility, what should you do?
When confronted with the glare of high beams from an oncoming vehicle, it's crucial to avoid looking straight into the headlights, as this can cause temporary blindness and disorientation. Instead, guide your focus to the right edge of your lane to maintain awareness of your position on the road while keeping the bright lights in your peripheral vision. This method helps mitigate the blinding effect of the high beams while preserving your ability to navigate safely without veering off course.
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