If, at night, you pass another car lighting the road with its lights, can this stop you from noticing any obstacles on the road?

When passing an oncoming vehicle at night, its intense lights can cause a dazzling effect, that is, the temporary blinding of the driver. This phenomenon significantly restricts the field of vision and makes it difficult to see obstacles or pedestrians, especially in the dark area behind the oncoming vehicle. For this reason, you should always exercise particular caution and, if necessary, reduce your speed.