Safe driving skills for driving at night

Safe driving skills for driving at night

The sight of driving at night is far less than that during the day. Many novice drivers are afraid of driving at night. From the perspective of safe driving, try not to drive at night if possible. However, driving at night is always inevitable. Today, I will talk about five safe driving skills for driving at night.

First, it's a classic saying, if you go gray, you won't go white, and you will stop when it gets dark. Driving at night, the lights on the road are gray, so it is no problem to see the road is gray. If it is white, there is usually water or other obstacles, try to avoid it. If it is black, there will usually be pits on the road, so you need to stop and observe and make sure it is safe before you pass.

Second, when you run high-speed at night, you can find a car with the same direction and speed as you, and then keep a safe distance behind him, so that you can see the possible risks ahead by observing the cars in front. In addition, it can also reduce driving fatigue to some extent.

Third, when driving at night on urban roads, try to choose the middle lane, because some battery cars don't like to turn on the lights when driving at night. They usually ride on both sides of the road, and they are easy to bump into if they are not careful. In the middle lane, the view is wider and the driving risk will naturally be smaller.

Fourth, when you meet a car at night, you often meet some high beam dogs. Even if you flash the light, the other party is indifferent. At this time, you must hold your temper and don't shoot at each other with the high beam on. This is a complete practice of killing 1,000 enemies and losing 800. You will be in danger. Do not advocate driving safely first. If the other person is really so bright that you can't see the road clearly, then slow down and stop until the other person drives past. If the vehicle behind is always on the high beam, which affects the line of sight, you can lightly step on the brakes to remind the vehicle behind. Usually you will understand. If you can't understand, make way for him and let him go ahead. But don't be angry at this time. You should also shine on him in the high beam, which is not safe for yourself. Don't do this.

Fifth, reduce the operation as much as possible when driving at night, and don't change lanes frequently to overtake, which will only greatly increase the driving risk. If you really want to overtake, then you should also flash and honk your horn to give the overtaking a full hint and let the other side notice you.