When facing the high-beam light of oncoming traffic, where should you look?

• A. Look to the left edge of your lane
• B. Look at the oncoming headlights
• C. Look to the right edge of your lane
• D. Look down at the dashboard

Answer: (C)

When you’re faced with the glare from oncoming high-beam headlights, the best move is to look toward the right edge of your lane. This shields your eyes from the direct glare and gives you a stable reference point for keeping your car in its lane. By not staring at the headlights and instead using your peripheral vision to monitor the road, you reduce the risk of being temporarily blinded and maintain better control. As the other vehicle passes, you can gradually return your gaze to the center of your lane.