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Old 01-30-2014, 03:01 PM   #15
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When I am driving into mis-aimed or high beam lights, I close one eye and focus the other on the right margin of the road. As soon as I can, I open the closed eye, which hasn't been 'blinded' and get my night vision back more quickly.
Hey, I knew I'd seen you somewhere before!

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There's one area about 20 minutes from here it seems every car (I know it's not but just seems) to drive around with highs on in the city. The funniest was when I flashed one (after the car before me flashed him) he flashed his lows down and the highs back on.
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When I am driving into mis-aimed or high beam lights, I close one eye and focus the other on the right margin of the road. As soon as I can, I open the closed eye, which hasn't been 'blinded' and get my night vision back more quickly.
This is a good tip, thank you I will give it a try next time I see the blinding light!

(hopefully when |I open my other eye I won't be looking at Saint Peter! )
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