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**tropicana** · 08-21-2012, 09:13 PM

Bermy, that's a good way to get into an accident. A few suggestions:

1) If possible, limit your night driving.

2) If you MUST drive at night, go slow. Remember, the potholes that were there in the daytime haven't moved. Add motos without lights, pedestrians, and Lord-knows-what, and it's not a horrible idea to cut your speed.

3) When approached by someone refusing to drop high beams, look away and towards the shoulder. Keep a relative distance from the shoulder as you pass. This will help your nightvision return faster.

4) If possible, limit your night driving.

08-21-2012, 09:13 PM	#13
tropicana Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 506 Senior Member	Bermy, that's a good way to get into an accident. A few suggestions: 1) If possible, limit your night driving. 2) If you MUST drive at night, go slow. Remember, the potholes that were there in the daytime haven't moved. Add motos without lights, pedestrians, and Lord-knows-what, and it's not a horrible idea to cut your speed. 3) When approached by someone refusing to drop high beams, look away and towards the shoulder. Keep a relative distance from the shoulder as you pass. This will help your nightvision return faster. 4) If possible, limit your night driving.
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