If another vehicle approaches you with high beams on, what is the recommended action?

When another vehicle approaches with high beams on, the best response is to flash your low beams once and turn your head to the right. This action is effective because it helps you avoid direct glare from the oncoming vehicle while maintaining visibility of the road. By turning your head to the right, you reduce the impact of the bright lights in your field of vision, which can help you remain focused on the driving environment and any potential hazards.

Flashing your high beams in response can escalate the situation and may cause confusion or potential conflict with the other driver. Flashing your high beams repeatedly doesn't provide a safe solution and could further distract you or annoy the other driver. Honking your horn is generally not appropriate to address this situation and could be seen as aggressive. Therefore, the recommended practice is to manage the brightness of your view while retaining control of your vehicle on the road.