When driving at night with the high beam on, how must you act if you approach other road users?

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The traffic regulations establish the obligation to replace the high beam with the low beam as soon as a risk of dazzling other drivers or road users is perceived, both those traveling in the opposite direction and those traveling ahead in the same direction, through their rearview mirrors. Turning off the lights is strictly prohibited because it would leave the vehicle without visibility or signaling in the middle of the night, and stopping without a justified reason would create a situation of serious danger.

When driving at night with the high beam on, how must you act if you approach other road users?

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