Headlight flashingSouth Africa
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116. Headlight flashing
Headlight flashing means briefly flashing a vehicle's headlights to attract another road user's attention. Its permitted use and meaning vary by country and situation, so drivers should not assume that a flash grants priority or authorises a manoeuvre. Headlights should not be flashed in a way that dazzles or distracts other road users.
Headlights of a Toyota Avalon 2014.
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