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Environment

Night Driving

  • Much harder at night, than day
  • Eye adaptation: Close eyes for a few seconds before starting to drive to speed up eyes to adjust to low light
  • Avoid interior lights, dim dashboard lights
  • Use low beam whenever, and use high beam only when required as it may dazzle other drivers

Fog

  • Use low beam headlights and fog lights; high beam will reflect
  • Use defrost for front glass
  • Don't overtake

Sandstorm

Slippery and Sandy Roads

Rain

  • Initial rain drops is more dangerous, since they loosen the grease and dirt
  • Poor visibility
  • Poor tyre traction
  • Aquaplaning/Hydroplaning
    • Buildup of Layer of water between wheels and road
    • At low speeds, good tyre designs can dissipate water buildup; this is hard at high speeds
  • Large braking distance
    • Double the safe distance

Times of the day

  • Sunrise/Sunset: Glares can cause issues
  • Peak traffic hours

Natural Forces

Last Updated: 2024-12-26 ; Contributors: AhmedThahir, web-flow

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