The driver of a motorcycle is usually in a higher position than that of a car. In this position, can they be dazzled by cars driving in the opposite direction?

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Despite being in a slightly higher position, motorcyclists are very vulnerable to glare produced by other vehicles. This risk increases considerably if the helmet visor is dirty or has scratches, as the light scatters. In case of glare, you should divert your gaze towards the right edge of the road. It is also necessary to progressively reduce speed until vision is recovered.

The driver of a motorcycle is usually in a higher position than that of a car. In this position, can they be dazzled by cars driving in the opposite direction?

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