What specific problems do drivers face at night?
- Dysfunction of the driver due to outside lighting.
- Having many vehicles around him during the night.
- Correct answer: Restricted field of vision, being dazzled )blinded) incorrect distance estimations.
- Drop in engine power due to the operation of the lighting system.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Restricted field of vision, being dazzled )blinded) incorrect distance estimations.
At night you can only see as far as your headlights reach, so obstacles and pedestrians appear later. Oncoming lights can dazzle you and cause momentary blindness, and judging distances and speeds becomes harder. So slow down, keep a larger gap and avoid looking straight into bright lights. The lighting system does not weaken the engine, and traffic is usually lighter at night, not heavier.