Ensure your car's headlights provide sufficient illumination. For cars with halogen bulbs, consider using more powerful ones. Invest in fog lamps to enhance visibility.
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Watch out for non-functional headlights
Be extra cautious and maintain a safe distance from any vehicle ahead which have only one headlight functioning. Watch out for bullock carts and cyclists too.
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Drive defensively
The chances of collisions with cyclists or pedestrians are high at night. Slow down, use hazard lights, and use high beams responsibly, without hindering other drivers' visibility.
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Stay hydrated
Nighttime driving can make you feel drowsy. Turn off the AC and open the windows for fresh air. If needed, make a brief stop for a caffeinated drink or water
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Avoid looking directlyat headlights
When you spot a car coming at you, resist the urge to stare into its headlights. By doing so, you will prevent any blinding glare and be able to drive safely.