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A "trick" I learned was to look down and to the right side of the road at the lines so you can still see where you are going but don't have to go blind.
Another "trick" I learned is that headlights don't work after you smash them with a sledgehammer.
Whichever trick you want, they should both work.
I think there's something wrong with lights being sold for cars that are so bright the strategy is "look as far away from the car driving at you as possible".
Like I have them on my car. I get flashed for having my brights on constantly, then I hit them with the literal light of the sun and I think "wow this power is ridiculous".
Mine has "auto brights" that I swear were designed by an evil bastard. They flashed people often enough that I've taken to turning them off and just go with my normie lights unless it's country driving now.
I would like those but I also live somewhere where Ford fusions have light bars so I try not to care too much anymore.