How can you reduce the effect of being blinded by a vehicle approaching from your opposite direction?
- By properly adjusting the headlights beam, and flickering to the driver in front.
- Correct answer: By not looking into the blinding light, and by slowing down and driving on the right of the road.
- By turning on the windshield wipers.
- By adjusting the inside mirror to "night" position.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: By not looking into the blinding light, and by slowing down and driving on the right of the road.
When an oncoming vehicle blinds you, look away from its lights toward the right edge of the road, slow down and keep to the right, so you stay clear of it and can still see where the road goes. The mirror's night position only helps against glare from behind, and wipers do nothing for light. Flashing back can blind the other driver too.