At night, it is hardest to see:
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Road signs.
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Oncoming vehicles.
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Streetlights.
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Pedestrians.
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Explanation
At night, your visibility is reduced-you can't see as far, as soon, or as clearly as you can during the day. Pedestrians are especially difficult to see in the dark compared to road signs or vehicles. Slow down and stay alert in poorly lit areas where people, animals, or bicyclists might be on or near the road. Train yourself to look beyond your headlights for dark shapes in the road ahead, and glance to the sides to identify the pavement edges and spot any hazards approaching from the right or left.
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