If the oncoming driver at night fails to use low-beam headlights, you can attempt to reduce glare by

Question

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Responses

keeping your headlights on high-beam.
keeping your headlights on high-beam.

constantly looking ahead in your lane.
constantly looking ahead in your lane.

frequently looking ahead with quick glances.
frequently looking ahead with quick glances.

turning off your headlights.

Answer 1

To reduce glare from an oncoming driver who fails to use low-beam headlights at night, the most effective response is:

constantly looking ahead in your lane.

This approach helps to avoid direct glare from the oncoming lights while maintaining awareness of the road ahead.