HID Headlights

[Fazerider]

As a shift worker, very nearly half my riding is done at night and I can tell you I'm sick to death of being dazzled by other road users. I can rely on having my view of the road seriously impaired at least half a dozen times a night.
Some of the time it's down to the oncoming bell-end having badly adjusted lights, but the rest of the occurrences are due to the layout of the road: when your carriageway is lower, when they hit bumps or a rise in the road, or you've a right hand bend ahead, getting a face-full of below-the-cutoff dipped beam is inevitable.
It was bad enough in the days when quartz halogen was the ultimate source of light, now HIDs produce 3 times the brightness, and are three times as bad for dazzle.
Cars armed with the things are bad enough, bikes are totally unsuitable for them. Aside from the shorter wheelbase meaning that the beam pitches up and down far more than a car does over bumps there is the issue of cornering… just how do you fans of these things stop the dip beam from reaching the treetops when negotiating a left-hander?