When driving at night and meeting oncoming vehicles that don't turn off their high beams, you can flick your lights to remind them, and slow down to drive on the right side or stop.

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According to safe night-driving practice point 3, when meeting an oncoming vehicle at night, switch to low beams 150 meters before. If the other vehicle does not turn off its high beams, flick your lights to signal. If the oncoming vehicle still does not turn off its high beams, slow down, move right, or stop to yield.

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