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Night Driving Tips

As days get shorter, you may find yourself driving more at night. If you plan on driving after the sun goes down, it is important to remember that driving at night presents various road challenges than driving during the day. Nighttime driving is more dangerous, especially for seniors but some common sense tips can help reduce the risks. Here are some night driving tips that you can follow:

• Make sure that your car is in good working order. Check your lights and brakes. Proper car care goes a long way with driving safety.
• Turn your headlights on one hour before sunset to make it easier for other drivers to see you in early twilight.
• Drive with high beams wherever possible without creating a traffic hazard for oncoming traffic. Your headlights must have the visibility of 400-500 feet.
• Instead of looking at oncoming headlights, look toward the right side of the road and watch the white line marking the outside edge of the traffic lane.
• Keep all windows and headlights clean and keep your eyes moving.
• Have your vision checked regularly. Age can make eyes more sensitive to glare. In addition, certain medical conditions, such as encroaching cataracts, will increase eye sensitivity.

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