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The number of people killed in traffic accidents is three times higher
at night than during the day and 90% of a driver's reaction depends on vision,
and vision is severely limited at night.
To avoid blinding other drivers, dim your high beam headlights when you
are 150 meters from meeting or following a vehicle. Here are some other simple
steps you can follow to improve your vision while driving at night:
- Prepare your vehicle for night driving by cleaning your headlights, taillights,
signals and windows, even a thin layer of road grime on the lens can block
up to 90% of the light and restrict your ability to see at night.
- Make sure your headlights are aligned properly.
- Reduce your speed and increase your following distance.
- Keep your eyes moving and focused at all times.
- Scan carefully for pedestrians, cyclists, animals and wildlife.
- Adjust your rear view mirror for night driving.
- Keep your interior lights off and instrument panel lights low.
- Most important... "SLOW DOWN"!

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