What direct consequence occurs if the headlights of the moped are set excessively low?

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Correct headlight adjustment is essential to ensure adequate visibility. If the headlights are aimed too low, the beam of light is projected onto the ground a very short distance from the moped, drastically shortening the rider's field of vision. This means it takes longer to perceive in time pedestrians, potholes, animals or obstacles on the roadway, reducing the margin for reaction and braking. Saying that it dazzles other users is incorrect, because dazzle occurs when the headlights are set too high. And saying that it lights the road better at long distance is false, because an excessively low aim never improves lighting at a distance, quite the opposite.

What direct consequence occurs if the headlights of the moped are set excessively low?

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