Driving at night-time on a rural road, you see persons on your side of the road. What do you do if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle?

You chose both answer 1 (look towards the right-hand side of the road) and answer 2 (stop if necessary), which is correct.

In Germany, if you are dazzled by an oncoming vehicle at night, especially when people are on your side of the road, you should avoid looking directly at the headlights. Instead, focus your gaze toward the right edge of the road to maintain orientation and avoid being blinded. It is also essential to be ready to stop if you can no longer see clearly—safety for pedestrians and others must be your priority. Using your main beam lights in this situation (answer 3) would worsen visibility for everyone, so it is incorrect.

This approach helps prevent accidents and ensures safe driving when visibility is reduced at night.