What should you do if you meet a vehicle that does not dim its lights?

When encountering a vehicle that does not dim its high beams while approaching, the best practice is to look to the right edge of the road. By doing this, you prevent being blinded by the glare of the high beams and maintain your focus on the road’s edge, which helps you to stay in your lane and safely navigate the situation.

Looking to the right edge allows you to keep your orientation and make any necessary adjustments without losing control of your vehicle in the absence of clear vision ahead. This method is particularly effective to avoid reflecting light back into the eyes of the oncoming driver, which could further increase the risk of a collision.

Turning your lights off is not advisable as it can create confusion for other drivers. Similarly, looking toward the left edge of the road may lead to disorientation, especially if the road is not clearly marked or if there are obstacles in that direction. Speeding up to pass quickly can escalate the situation, potentially increasing danger for both drivers involved. Thus, looking to the right edge of the road is the safest and most appropriate response.