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    Is it safe for people who are over the age of 70 to drive at night?
    Donagan
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    Night vision declines in older people, so it does become less safe for them to drive at night.
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    How do I spot a drunk driver?
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    Look for drivers who are swerving in and out of their lane. Leave plenty of room to avoid collision. If possible, memorize their license plate number and call the police and report them when you can safely do so.
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    Why do people use their driving/fog lights all the time?
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    In some cars, the headlights are wired to turn on when the car is on. Most of the time, people don't wire fog lights differently from the daytime running lights.
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    How do I stop myself from falling asleep while driving?
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    Get enough sleep before leaving, if possible. Try to avoid caffeinated drinks, because they don't actually replace your need for sleep. Also, take breaks regularly. You can stay focused by actively staying aware of your surroundings, for example by checking your mirrors often.
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    Is it normal to be nervous when learning to drive?
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    Absolutely! Learning to drive can be very scary and intimidating, but just try to stay confident and remind yourself that driving is a skill, so it will take time to become proficient at it. Practice makes perfect!
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    How do I align my headlights for better driving at night?
    Community Answer
    Refer to wikiHow to Adjust Car Headlights .
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    What's the best when driving at night for keeping deer away: high or low headlights?
    Donagan
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    If you're asking about deer, they are blinded (and incapacitated) by bright lights at night, so using regular headlights in an area where deer live is a good idea.
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    How can you drive safely at night without getting into an accident?
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    Drive more slowly than you would during daylight. Stay alert and avoid distractions. Make sure your headlights, taillights and brake lights are working properly.
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