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Driving at night

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Tim HillerbyMorgan

I love driving at night. The same roads look different at night. I feel alert having to look for clues about the road ahead.

Everything that makes driving at night fun can make it dangerous. The fresh air could be the start of frost on the roads. The lights could blind you and if you miss a clue about the road. It is a shame that very few learners get to drive at night. I am concerned that so few driving school let their clients drive at night. There is a bit to learn about driving at night. How to avoid being blinded by lights. The importance of shadows in the town. Nighttime driving includes nighttime, dawn or dusk. Nighttime driving skills start as soon as the light changes for any reason. Before you leave the house, make sure that your car is fit to be on the road. Do all the lights and indicators work? Is the screen clean inside and out? Make sure that you are fit to be on the road. Make sure that you are not too tired or have had any alcohol. Some night time survival tips – Other drivers can see your lights, just as you can see theirs. – Make sure that you can stop in the distance that you can see. – Dark coloured cars are harder to see at night. – Silver cars are harder to see at dawn, or dusk. – You must make sure that your lights are clean and in working order. – The range and quality of your vision is reduced at night. – So reduce your speed and increase your hazard awareness. – Give your eyes time to asddjust to the low light levels. – Use main beam on unlit roads, but do not dazzle other drivers. – Avoid being dazzled by looking well ahead and slightly to the right. Parking at night If you can you should avoid parking on the road at might. If you have to then there are strict rules about parking at night. If you are in awell lit road with a speed limit of less than 30, you mau be safe turning your lights off. Do not park near or opposite a junction at night. Make sure that you park in the left. If you are parking on busier roads leave your lights on and park with the rear of the car facing the traffic. Try to park in a well-lit area with lots of people passing by. Your car will be harder to damage or steal

The Drivers Ed Company is working to improve driving training in america and the UK.

Our CEO Tim Hillerby – Morgan recently published The Student Driver Manual. You can download the manual at driversedcompany.com/studentdriver

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Tim is a UK government approved driving instructor. He has driven in the police and in the customs service. Tim specializes in student drivers and non0UK license holders

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