Living with your car: top tips for safe night driving
Stock up on carrots or hang up your car keys until springtime. š
Neither of these options are very useful, the simple fact being that if you want to get around at this time of year you’re going to have to get used to driving in the dark. For some that’s a terrifying prospect, but keep in mind a few simple rules and driving when it’s dark should be no more difficult than driving in daylight.
Check your lights
Drive within the speed limits
Don’t strain your eyes
Plan ahead and get some sleep (if driving long distance especially)
Be alert
Set an example – be seen
Get your eyes checked
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Hi. All what You wrote here are essencials. In additon to that I am washing very frequently with wet paper lights.
To get more illuminating power next time, If one do not have already, then get a car equiped with Xenon lights. In my car (Opel Vectra OPC / Vauxhall Vectra VRX) I have Bi-Xenon lights and they are turning at same time when I am turning steering wheel.
Single Xenon lights have more than 3X the light output than normal lights. Think then Bi-Xenon light.
Have good day.
Hello Matti from Finland.
Thanks for stopping by at my blog. Your advice is really useful and I thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. I trust this information will be useful to my other readers too. Have a great weekend.
Warm regards Cindy