Night Driving
Night driving brings reduced visibility, glare from other lights and a higher risk of tiredness.
What is Night Driving?
Clean windows and headlights reduce glare and improve vision. Use main beam on empty roads and dip it for other road users. Pedestrians and cyclists are much harder to see in the dark. Older drivers often need more light and are more sensitive to glare, so regular eye tests matter.
How it works
Headlights light only part of the road, so drivers see less and judge distance and speed less well.
Why it matters for your car
Do not look directly into oncoming headlights; look towards the edge of your lane. Take breaks if you feel tired.
Other terms
- A/C Compressor Oil (PAG Oil)
- Battery Management System (BMS)
- Biodiesel (FAME)
- Blow-off Valve (Diverter Valve)
- Brake Disc (Rotor)
- Car Wax And Paint Sealant
- Charge Air Pipe (Boost Hose)
- Chip Tuning (Engine Remapping)
- CO₂ Emissions (G/km)
- Dashboard Protectant
- Double-Declutching
- Dual-mass Flywheel
- Engine Mount
- Heated Seat
- Hydrogen Refuelling
- Ignition Distributor
- Roadside Assistance (Breakdown Cover)
- Side Airbag
- Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)
- USB-C Port In The Car