When driving at night and an oncoming vehicle has not switched off its high beams, what is the correct action?

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Use high beams only when there are no streetlights or other lighting; otherwise use low beams. On narrow roads and bridges, high beams can blind the other driver and may cause them to fall off the bridge. At night, when an oncoming vehicle has not switched off its high beams, alternate between high and low beams to signal them.

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