Which of the following statements are true? Dif Car A will not dim their high-beam headlights, you should flash your high-beams at them to communicate. D If Car A will not dim their high-beams, you should put on yours and keep them on to "balance' the glare. 4 if CarA will not dim their high-beam headlights, you should look downward to the right side of the lane. Dif Car B will not dim their high-beams, you should look downward to the right side of your lane. D IICar B will not dim their high-beams, you should turn your mirror to its night setting.

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Which of the following statements are true? Dif Car A will not dim their high-beam headlights, you should flash your high-beams at them to communicate. D If Car A will not dim their high-beams, you should put on yours and keep them on to "balance' the glare. 4 if CarA will not dim their high-beam headlights, you should look downward to the right side of the lane. Dif Car B will not dim their high-beams, you should look downward to the right side of your lane. D IICar B will not dim their high-beams, you should turn your mirror to its night setting.

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This question tests rules and principles regarding street safety - specifically, methods to deal with cars that don't dim their high-beam headlights. Statement III states that one should 'look downward to the right side of the lane'. This would prevent direct visual contact with the high beams, protecting your eyes and ensuring the least possible impact on your vision. Statement V indicates it would be wise to 'turn your mirror to its night setting'. This reduces reflection efficiency and shields your eyes from excessive brightness. Statements I, II, and IV are potentially dangerous, incorrect responses and aren't advisable as they may only worsen visibility conditions on both ends and escalate the risk of an accident.

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