You are driving at night on an unlit country road using main-beam headlights. Ahead, you notice a pedestrian walking along the edge of the road towards you. What should you do?
- AFlash your headlights repeatedly to alert the pedestrian to your presence
- Dip your headlights to avoid dazzling the pedestrian and slow down if necessaryCevap
- CKeep your main beam on and stare directly at the pedestrian to track their movement
- DMaintain full beam and steer closer to parked vehicles along the verge to widen the passing gap
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Dip your headlights to prevent dazzling the pedestrian and reduce speed if necessary to remain safe.
According to the Highway Code, drivers must never use lights in a way that dazzles other road users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders. When encountering a pedestrian on an unlit road at night, you must switch to dipped headlights to avoid blinding them and adjust your speed to ensure you can stop safely within your illuminated field of view.
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Proper beam control and dazzle prevention for vulnerable road users during night driving
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