To help avoid the glare from oncoming headlights:
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Look upwards.
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Briefly glance at the rightmost edge of your lane.
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Keep your eyes on the centerline.
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Adjust your sun visor.
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Explanation
To avoid glare from approaching headlights, avoid looking directly at the oncoming vehicles. Instead, move your eyes to the right side of your lane and use the road edge as a guide. This will help you stay in your lane and avoid drifting off the pavement until the oncoming vehicle passes.
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