What should you do if a driver does not change to low beams?

When a driver does not switch to low beams while approaching you at night, the appropriate action is to stay to the right and avoid using your high beams. This approach helps to minimize the glare that may temporarily blind the oncoming driver, allowing you both to navigate safely. Staying to the right ensures you maintain your lane and gives you more room to navigate, particularly if the oncoming vehicle continues to use its high beams.

Flashing high beams at the other driver can create additional glare and might provoke an aggressive response rather than encourage them to comply. Turning your vehicle around could be unnecessary and may not be practical in many driving situations. Continuing straight without adjusting may put you at risk of a dangerous encounter if visibility is compromised. Thus, the best choice is to stay right and refrain from using high beams, promoting safer conditions for both drivers on the road.