At night, your headlights and an oncoming car's can overlap so that a pedestrian near the middle of the road becomes invisible.

夜間は、自分の車と対向車のライトが重なって、道路の中央付近の歩行者が見えなくなることがある。

This statement is TRUE

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Correct. Overlapping headlight beams can make a pedestrian in the middle vanish from view — the so-called "vanishing (glare) phenomenon". Watch the centre of the road when meeting traffic at night.

Original text

走行中には、自分の車と対向車のライトで、道路の中央付近の歩行者が見えなくなることがあるので、十分注意しましよう。

Source: Rules of the Road — 交通の方法に関する教則第6章危険な場所などでの運転第3節夜間 · National Public Safety Commission Notification No.3

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At night, your headlights and an oncoming car's can overlap so that a pedestrian near the middle of the road becomes invisible.

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