Driving at Night, Always Pay Attention to This!

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey there, do you prefer driving at night or when it’s light and sunny?

[@flynnmalin]

Sunny.

[@brandicurren7711]

Not gonna lie but I prefer night.

[@flynnmalin]

@@brandicurren7711 I have a convertible. That's why I prefer sunny and warm.

[@brandicurren7711]

flynn malin oh

[@infiniti_chik1225]

Light and Sunny 🌞

[@flynnmalin]

I have extreme light sensitivity. Amber night driving glasses help immensely.

[@Irene-iu9sj]

I too have it,I do the same thing

[@mfc2368]

Hi, i also have the same case when it comes to lights. And i find it really hard driving at night. Is the glasses you mentioned, really worth it? Thanks

[@nickphillips2125]

Thank you for mentioning the dash lights. I drove over-the-road for 15 years and logged a million miles; far too many times, at night, I've seen cars with their dash lights on full bright, which, as you know, limits the driver's vision of the road ahead... Dim all interior lights. Also, #6: wearing glare preventing glasses - even for people who normally do not wear glasses - is a superb suggestion. Finally, I'm in favor of a law that would require a car's headlights to come on when ever the windshield wipers are in use - day or night. Obviously, many people do not realize that it is important to 'be seen' during inclement weather

[@spazzotc]

Maryland has had this law for several years.

[@nickphillips2125]

@@spazzotc What I'm suggesting is an automatic system from the auto manufacturer which will cause the vehicle's lights to come on when ever wipers are engaged

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

TIMESTAMPS: Keep a safe distance 0:40 Don't look at the light from oncoming cars 1:41 Clean and adjust all your mirrors 2:34 Adjust and polish your headlights 3:23 Stop periodically for light snacks or a nap 4:12 Avoid two-lane highways 4:44 Use the fog lights even if it’s not foggy 5:13 Look out for animals 5:41 Drive only in glasses with anti-reflective lenses 6:13 Don’t travel alone 6:43 Minimize the brightness on your dashboard 7:25 Use GPS 8:00 Be careful when passing oversized vehicles 8:41 Don’t drive at high speeds 9:08

[@buddyclem7328]

Your tips come off as someone who has never operated a motor vehicle. As an experienced defensive driver, let me address each point. 1. Keep a safe distance. Yes and no. Following, for example, 3 seconds behind under ideal conditions, works at any speed because the distance increases with speed. Add additional seconds for poor conditions or larger vehicles, like maybe 12 seconds for a heavy bus or truck. 2. Don't look at light.... Mostly good advice, but it is still important to check on oncoming vehicles on undivided highways and roads to avoid front-end collisions. 3. ...mirrors. Good advice. 4. ...headlights. Good advice. 5. ...snacks and nap. Good advice. Don't depend on sugar and caffeine, because the crash (fatigue) may occur while you are still driving. Stop driving when you get tired. 6. Avoid 2-lane highways. If you are driving on 2-lane highways, it is probably because no better routes exist. The only reasonable way to avoid this entirely, might be to plan those drives for the daytime, but even that is often impossible. 7. Use fog lights even when it's not foggy??? No. This is bad advice and is often illegal and unsafe as it blinds oncoming traffic. Specifically, using fog lights in combination with high beam headlights is illegal and often made impossible by the manufacturer. The only time it can be appropriate is when you are alone on the road, or as the name implies, during fog or extreme inclement weather. 8. Look out for animals. Good advice except for the part about stopping in the middle of the road. Stop in the middle of any highway at night and you will likely cause the death of yourself, your family, the animal, and innocent people who will wreck into you because you are blocking the highway. DO NOT EVER DO THIS!!! Slow down, and pass the animal with low beam headlights, as far away as possible without stopping. Acting abnormally will spook the animal. Stopping will invite an attack during mating seasons. Trust my experience. I have never hit a large animal, but I have seen hundreds. 9. Drive only in glasses with anti-reflective lenses. This is essential. Some people benefit from a yellow or amber tint at night, but with new LED headlights and streetlamps, I am not sure if that is still a good idea. 10. Don't travel alone. I'm not sure about this. It probably depends on your personality and that of your traveling companion. 11. Minimize the brightness on your dashboard. Yes and no. In well-lit areas it can be necessary to have my dashboard lights set to maximum brightness, and I find that I don't have to look directly at the dashboard to monitor my speed. I recommend to use the settings that work best for you and the conditions. 12. Use GPS... whenever GPS won't be more distracting than driving without it. Be prepared to ignore directions when they are unsafe, like changing 3 lanes of traffic in less than a tenth of a mile. Never prioritize not getting lost over safety. Never prioritize ANYTHING over safety! 13. Be careful when passing oversized vehicles. Yes, but we should always exercise reasonable caution around large vehicles, day and night, under all conditions. Remember that being overcautious is hazardous to other drivers. 14. Don't drive at high speeds. Yes and no here too. Drive the appropriate speed for the road conditions. Signal your intentions. Do not make any sudden unpredictable changes, like changes in direction or speed. Never use brakes on an Interstate highway except for emergency situations, when exiting, or when traffic is stopped, not even on steep hills. If you are fearful of road hazards, bridges, tunnels, weather, and traffic, then driving is probably not for you, so let someone else do the driving. An overcautious driver is a hazard, as much as a reckless driver. Driving the appropriate speed is safest for everyone. I know I wrote a book here, but I hope this is useful advice to someone out there. If you are in fact an inexperienced driver, as long as your goal is safety, then your driving will improve every time you go driving. Experience and common sense are the best teachers. Happy trails to you.

[@atharvanaik1359]

Thanks for timestamp now no need to watch the whole video saved my time now I can watch another video 😇

[@corneliusdrvanderbilt822]

I love long distance driving, especially, at night when only professionals are on the road. I live in London. My destinations are Stockholm, Sweden, 1,400 miles, Soke, Turkey, 2,000 miles. I drive these distances almost every 2 months in either direction. 1 Get the car checked before embarking ... tyres, brakes, lights and the spare, not the doughnot, a full normal spare with correct inflation 2 Carry a full 10 litres / 2.5 gallon petrol / gas can. Spare bulbs and fuses. Torch / Flashlight 3 Start you journey after 11 pm when the traffic is light 4 Do not repeat do not drink alcohol at least 12 hours before ...the longer the better. Keep liquid intake to the minimum. I chew coffee beans to keep me awake. I eat chocolate for energy. Avoid carbohydrates that fill your stomach and make drowsy. Bananas are the best. 5 Inform your Insurance company and Auto Rescue Club, if you are a member ...and at least, one more person somewhere in the middle. Inform him/her that you have passed that distance and, at the destination... 6 Don't play any music. Keep your radio /gps on for news ... 7 Fill your petrol / gas tank when it is quarter full. Never let it go empty or on reserve ... 8 Keep a winter sleeping bag in the boot / trunk with extra pair of socks and gloves. 9 Never watch the scenery ... that is for the passenger ... eyes on the road 10.Buy / Install a Garmin GPS. Manufacturers supplied GPS are for the birds. Keep it uptodate 11 Last but not least, do not, repeat do no, doze even for a second that is too long. Stop the car, stretch yourself and sleep. Do not sleep in the driver seat, go to the rear. I drive a Volvo V70 XC, ever since it came out. With Y rating tyres, it is the best.

[@gagansandhu8728]

Thanks for sharing your valueable information & experiernce

[@RomnysGonzalez]

Another tip. USE COMMON SENSE!. Its dark, you can barely see, you dont fully know the road them drive slow, dont try to recreated Fast and Furious

[@CreativBrian]

Make sure you have your lights turned on

[@pepayg6957]

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[@petarserdar7259]

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[@SamuelWeaverr]

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[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Creativ Brian thanx for ur tip!

[@amdilaharinda1575]

sure its first btw thank you(^^)

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

I once bought a Nissan Maxima that had tinted side view mirrors. Best invention for night driving ever.

[@moses468]

Do not stop your vehicle in dark and uninhabited places...Take rest where there is few other people will also tend to stop....

[@michapozdrawia4179]

-Prepare a playlist of your favorite music and play it loud, so you'll stay awake -If you can't stop for a break to get some nap, make sure you have some coffee or any snack/drink that makes you more awake -Check if you have basic tools like repair kit, spare wheel, boot cables, first aid kit and some fuzes.

[@murnahan]

Bad tip. Fog lights are illegal under normal visibility in many states. They also drop your line of vision far closer to your hood (point of impact). Keep your eyes up and far ahead - and keep the fog lights OFF. There is good cause for them being illegal in normal visibility across many jurisdictions.

[@mvdv6121]

Always use fog lights and blind everyone behind you as well as make it virtually impossible to see your brake lights. Brilliant!

[@joshuabush2700]

An important note about encountering animals at night. Most do indeed have eyes that reflect light giving the telltale "glow". However, moose eyes do not. And their size and weight is enough to total most vehicles. So when in areas where such an encounter is possible slow down, use hi-beams, and pay attention.

[@saarcful]

The background music is so relaxing, soothing and fancy!

[@jpsiljamo]

#8 make sure you DO NOT use fog lights!!! If you brighten up the area in front of your var you will NOT be able to see past the well lit up area. That means you can't see 100 yards ahead, only 30 yards....

[@DrifterWill]

Plus it is illegal to use them unless it is poor weather in many places over the world. Europe has that rule.

[@jpsiljamo]

@Zeeshan Kayani you can see item close to you better if you put more light on it. When you do that the item far away is even more difficult to see because the item close to you reflects back some of the strong light. If you take off the strong light to your closest item you can see past it to the item far away.... Does this make sense?

[@NodozFi2eak]

i agree with this one.. your eyes adjust in low light situations.. it may sound counter productive, but it works when you're in an area where the only light source are your headlights

[@matufujiwara7493]

thats true. well even with low and high beams. when the sun just went down but theres still some light, then u can see best driving without low and high beams. have tested and it really is like that. but because laws say over here that u need to drive with low or high beams then u gotta do it

[@jeremyh.pritchard5325]

@@jpsiljamo - We teach, outside the US owing systematic wiring differences, that in a heavy fog or similar condition, offering say

[@nathanielsizemore8594]

A trick I learned in the Navy, wear RED tinted glasses or goggles at least 30 minutes before going out at night to improve your night vision. This gives your eyes time to shift between the light receptors (rods and cones) so you see better.

[@jschouten1985]

Nope, just use yellow glasses at night

[@Irene-iu9sj]

The voice of the speaker is very clear and easy to the ear.thanks for that. Also it's good to remind even to old drivers some simple things ,we all believe that we know.

[@ronniebrown6225]

I don't know about in the USA but in the UK it is illegal to use your fog lights if visibility is not reduced by fog or poor weather

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[@gluckystrong3336]

MOST IMPORTANT: DO NOT SLEEP WHILE DRIVING!!!

[@kris-tel]

Laguna Milkman you need to drink coffee or something sweet to keep you awake

[@spazzotc]

Yes, PLEASE! Been in pain since 2012 thanks to a sleeping driver.

[@demonNthesn0w]

@@kris-tel or just pull to the side of the road and take a quick nap.

[@youtubeviewer9104]

This tip is really and definately very important. when you are feeling sleepy you should right away and straight away stop the vehicle and get a Quick nap.

[@jayj3990]

OK

[@grahamlong6870]

The one that you all forgot is to keep the INSIDE of your windscreen/shield spotlessly clean to prevent the light from oncoming vehicles being diffused by the haze that builds up, and blinding you.

[@munanuraedwin8932]

AWESOME VIDEO. Another tip is avoid watching or listening to memory attractive things like audio lectures and movies.

[@cliftonparchment4498]

Make sure you have a full tank of gas ⛽️

[@DorianKHayes]

In the UK, using fog lights when visibility is not reduced (generally below 100 metres), is illegal. You can be stopped, fined and receive points on your licence for such an offence.

[@ldproductions509]

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[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Can I get 2000 subscribers with 5 videos? Do u often drive at night?

[@ramankakati185]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL yes brightside

[@KowboyUSA]

Important Note: There's no need to move the rearview mirror if someone behind has brights on - in fact it's a bad idea - *that lever just below the mirror* 2:30 is there for such situations: flip the lever and you'll still be able to see vehicles behind you, but their lights won't be blinding.

[@selinakerr4949]

I don't drive myself but all you drivers out there just stay safe selina 🎶🌹

[@ektaaksharadey2022]

Keep a safe distance Don't look at light on incoming car Clean and adjust mirror Adjust and polish headlight Stop periodically for light snack or nap Avoid 2lane highways Use fog light even when not foggy Look out for animals Drive only in glasses with anti glarring glass Don't travel alone Min of brightness of ur dashboard Use GPS Careful when passing oversized vehicle Don't drive at high speed

[@jschouten1985]

Here in Holland it's forbidden to drive with your fog lights on when it's not foggy

[@rithikuja7299]

Same here in Australia. Just don’t do it !!

[@josephcarroll7107]

Y?

[@josephcarroll7107]

Y? That's not the same as having your high beams on so why would it be illegal it's not going to Blind nobody

[@neilhughes9991]

Yes same here in UK. Only use fog lights when it's very foggy.

[@jeremyh.pritchard5325]

@@josephcarroll7107 - They are a lamp designed for specific purpose; hazardous weather conditions causing reduced visibility. The beam-pattern is unique under all design rules on this earth, but typically, is 'wide' (to better make out the close-in roadside than using regular low-beam headlights alone, and is low-reaching, say 10-30m forward is typical, to reduce reflected glare, and thus reduce eye fatigue over time and distance. Your speed must be reduce. The prohibitory rules are global with front and rear fog lights, as a way of reducing distraction, having regards to a myriad of other forward light functions; DRL's, sidelights-parkers (these are always 'on' with headlight use; serves to show up the front-edge of a car IF the headlight low-beam bulb fails), low and high-beams, and additional high-beam "driving lights", that aid or supplements the vehicles regular high-beam headlights.

[@Chris-kz5nw]

Have a Torch/Flashlight in your car. you'll need it if you have a flat or breakdown. Also handy to have a compressor & towing bar, even for daytime driving.

[@ANANDUACHARRY]

make sure your vehicle have enough fuel to reach the destination

[@AdaBrown3personalupgrade]

Thank you so much for such great information about night driving.

[@johnanderson5455]

If someone comes at you with their brights on. Don't turn your brights, this will only blind you and them! Instead look to the shoulder of the road and reduce your speed.

[@LifeStillContinues]

Having a full tank of gas, overall making sure your vehicle is good enough to drive long distances.

[@ShiaGirl18]

I always 'prep' my vehicle before going on a long journey at least a day or two before.

[@RadierGummiWars]

@@ShiaGirl18 you might need a better vehicle then

[@ShiaGirl18]

@@RadierGummiWars why do you say so?

[@avinashsingh2391]

Inappropriate use of fog lights as suggested by you is usually illegal, eg, using fog lights in clear weather when there is no fog.

[@davidperry4013]

The good thing about asian cars and some american cars is that the headlight switch is on the turn signal stalk instead of the dashboard making it easy to reach especially those with shorter arms. The only thing better than that is the headlight switch being on the infotainment screen just like the Tesla model 3.

[@karlsmith2570]

"Avoid two+lane highways" That's not always an option Oftentimes, when I've had to go to my sister's house, the quickest route had me driving on a two-lane highway that would eventually turn into a four-lane highway

[@arthurgordon6072]

Two lane highways is about all we got in New Zealand!

[@joeljasmin9982]

That's why he used the word "avoid" not "always" or smth.

[@karlsmith2570]

Arthur Gordon which would make that impossible to avoid two-lane roads

[@ShiaGirl18]

I ALWAYS use GPS, especially when I'm going somewhere I don't know.

[@aryanverma7746]

Use low beam while in the city or in the highway and also keep the side lights on even in the day

[@WillysToys]

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[@MrPablosek]

Thanks

[@sahmad9910]

Fog lights actually improve the visibility of your car, from the perspective of the other driver, especially in the presence of background lights. I always keep them on.

[@donaldpayne4159]

those super bright headlightsand massive barlights are dangerous blinding oncoming traffic if you need lights that bright don't drive get your eyes checked

[@TheUgadaknight]

You really should adjust the middle mirror with that tab at the bottom middle, unless you like fiddling with the mirror when it becomes daylight again...If you use the tab you will not have to re-align it between day-night or night-day driving, just pull or push the tab while holding the mirror steady no other movement is required, the mirror has a prism... it does the work for you!

[@ronny4ualwaz]

Every company should add anti reflection coating for windshield in each n every car. LED lights aren't good for front lights. They should be banned completely. They cause huge distraction to other side drivers and it is main reason for head to head collisions in many countries. Here in India it is a big issue and more than 60% of the drivers doesn't know how to drive in the night. Huh it is a huge problem in our country...

[@robertbennett2796]

H.I.D lights are brighter than LED there more HID lights than LED

[@simplestrategies541]

Real Great Tips.. You are awesome man.. You keep on motivating us to keep posting good content in our channel

[@HR-wd6cw]

IDK. I travel alone a lot for work and never had problems. If you're in an area that unknown to you or you're out in the country it might help to have someone with you, but if you're driving at night on major highways (like freeways) it's perfectly fine. I mean traveling with someone is usually more enjoyable in general because you can have someone to talk to and keep you awake, but it's not a necessity. My biggest tip though is to dim the dash lights so you can still read the dash, but not so they are so bright they strain your eyes. A lot of people leave the dash lights on full brightness and that can strain your eyes on long trips. Especially if I'm driving on the highway for long periods of time, I dim the dash lights as much as I can because I'm usually using cruise control anyway. I mean you should keep an eye on your dash info anyways but it doesn't need to be full blast at night in most cases. But htis will probably depend on your vision too.

[@imlerithheneral7218]

Driving at night specially on unfamiliar roads is really risky, but if you happen to get passed by others and still you want to get in your destination faster, try to follow them they will notice that you are unfamiliar with this roads and they will always give you a heads up when there's a tight curve and when to slow down. But always remember the #1 rule "Always keep your distance" And always flash that high beam if you can't see clearly

[@sampsonjohannesrf1664]

Hi Thank you for the tips. I would like to add one more....1) Make sure you have enough fuel 2) if travelling alone have something to chew such as apples or biltong

[@saarcful]

The background music is so relaxing and soothing.

[@robertallen2832]

It is illegal in Britain to use front or rear foglights unless driving in fog.

[@FirstLast-kb7kn]

They didn't say to use the rear fog lamps.

[@robertallen2832]

Well, do you need telling?

[@juvenaldominguez7022]

Best teacher.thanks.

[@UsernameThomaSS]

In my country it's illegal to use the fog lights when there's no need i.e. fog

[@InfiniteValue]

Safety first! Thank you for this amazing video 💚

[@svtk5104]

AC on cold, not warm. The nice heater is cozy but makes you asleep. AC, or just ventilation - it helps big time

[@Miss_Nina.]

Amazing 💙 I'll think of these tips when I ever get my driving licence. When I'm old enough 😊

[@stressllama]

#8 It is against the law to use your fog lights when it is not foggy in Australia, Victoria.

[@ericroy-lussier7176]

Same here in Canada, Quebec

[@jeremyh.pritchard5325]

@@ericroy-lussier7176 - BEN, that is AUS wide.

[@lindaeverts3625]

I would like to add another safety tip. Just because the vehicle in front of you is driving slower then you want to go, DON'T FLIP YOUR HIGHLIGHTS IN THEIR MIRRORS!!!!!!! You blind that driver and could cause them to loose control of their vehicle, not only that, that kind of RUDE BEHAVIOR will make them angry n you could get brake checked n rear end that vehicle in front of you. Be curtious.

[@donaldwilliams2721]

Linda Everts if you're in the left lane aka passing lane on most freeways you are to pass and move over not stay going slow in that lane. That's why you get flashed. By the way a cop can pull you over for going slow in a passing lane I know cause I thought it was a construction zone and I was going slow and got pulled over.

[@nickphillips2125]

@@donaldwilliams2721 Thank you. In Europe, they do not have this problem, people learn how to drive responsively. I'm red-white-&-blue through and through, but American drivers (at least many) are the worse. It's simple: "lead, follow or get out of the way"

[@foty73]

@@donaldwilliams2721 doesn't only happen in the left lane. Ive been flashed in the middle lanes even going 5 miles over speed limit. That's another problem, drivers going 10 miles over posted limits. Cant tell you how many drivers weave in and out going 90.

[@foty73]

@Zeeshan Kayani just cause you're an unsafe driver doesnt mean others are wrong.

[@foty73]

@Zeeshan Kayani no one said anything about going under. But depending on conditions, under can be smart too.

[@davinderSingh-tr8ou]

Wear brown coated glasses...for night driving - reduces lights coming from front and back And wear black glasses for day time - reduces light (sunlight) from front/back They're very cheap and comes in pair (search for driving day n night glasses)

[@jameswalton5896]

Singer while driving sleeping is like drinks a energy drink and feeling it right away when you singing

[@jameswalton5896]

If you driving and really tired just play music you love to sing to and sing you will notice you not as tired as you was before it worked for me when I didn’t want to stop for long trips

[@dudetteburgman8861]

All these new cars with super bright LEDs are just ridiculous!

[@nickiemcnichols5397]

Lincs Burgman really. I don't like them either.

[@halcioncocaine2096]

Don't trust others,but trust yourself!

[@111justinjames]

Yes! It’s so annoying

[@girlygirlwoman]

BLINDING

[@spazzotc]

LED brake lights are also annoying, especially at night, at a red light.

[@mohmedishaaq1771]

Best Tips. Never plan to drive at Night unless in an Emergency have more distance from the car infront as compared to in day. Rear fog lights really hurt drivers eyes behind you. Always use hazard lights when parked on side shoulder. Never drive with defected headlights. keep your dips low(fullbeam)to when approaching an oncoming vehicle or when behind another car.

[@caroline_catbridges_kitty5384]

I can’t drive yet but I will defenetly use the tips in the future

[@mikkelandersen8639]

Nice tips!

[@toml.8210]

The use of FOG lights are prohibited in almost every state, UNLESS there actually is fog, or heavy rain or snow. "I need to see better" doesn't qualify you blinding others by having fog lights on. If you can't see at night, you should see your eye doctor or stop driving in the dark.

[@doncoleman4938]

Well congratulations BRIGHT SIDE. It looks like this video should appeal to new drivers, but anybody with a non restricted licence should know all these things anyway.

[@expertgaming1002]

OMG my Mercedes-Benz C-Class has the same interior as your thumbnail.

[@petrioksanen9908]

NEVER use your fog lights, unless there’s fog, snow, water or smoke. They just illuminate short distance and give you false feeling that you can see longer, when you actually can’t.

[@Engineer284]

When a vehicle coming towards you has bright lights on, do not flash your lights at them because now there are two drivers blinded. Best solution focus your eyes to the right and down. Choose shoulder line or if your in multi lane your line on the right and look as far ahead as possible.

[@josephcarroll7107]

If you truly need to watch this video to learn how to drive at night or at any time for that matter you should not be on the road....

[@robertbotting1151]

Did you watch it then?

[@petarserdar7259]

Happy valentin's day everyone.:)

[@shreyavibes.]

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[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

pantel serdar and to you!

[@petarserdar7259]

Oooo thanks.

[@blackironman4947]

Make sure you listen a good disco or dance song playlists. I suggest 70-80s disco songs💃

[@user-ls1yq7wu1z]

Hello! My name is Megan and I manage a Traffic Safety Education program at Western Oregon University. I am requesting permission to use this video for our teen driver education curriculum, funded by Oregon Dept. of Transportation. Do I have permission to use this for our classes? I'd be happy to email a copy of the permission request if needed

[@girlygirlwoman]

Years sgo I was listening to the Principles of Authority. I became aware of HOW IMPORTANT it is to follow the speed limits. They are our Authority on the road. To the "DEGREE' we go over the speed limit we open ourselves up for something "BAD" to happen. ALSO, those "YELLOW OR WHITE" parking lines....They are our "AUTHORITY" AS WELL. People, especially with new cars, want to straddle them "THINKING" it will keep their car from getting hit. WRONG!!! They are actually opening their self up "TO GET HIT" because they have disobeyed the Authority by NOT PARKING IN THE DESIGNATED LINES. ALSO. STOP FOLLOWING SO CLOSE PEOPLE!!!

[@kennethmeyer7863]

Love it at night, follow a well lit veh at a safe distance.

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[@davidsto9064]

Using fog lights when it’s not foggy is dangerous and illegal in most places. 1) it blinds oncoming cars 2) it brightens the front of the car a lot but draws your eyes BACK to the brightly lite area of the road and NOT at the end of your light beam, giving you less time to react if something ahead of you happens. You need to be looking down the road NOT at the road in front of bumper.

[@pinknorthstar482]

Thanks for the wonderful intelligence info.

[@MrPablosek]

8:00 Use gps Thumbnail says to turn it off...

[@anonymousperson8487]

I’m convinced most drivers in Toronto drive around with their high beams on 24/7.

[@senthilnathanviswanathan4924]

fantastic tips

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

Driving safe is extremely important since there are so many accidents on the road. 🔥

[@oehoe]

I prefer driving at night. Find it more relaxing than driving at day in sheer sunlight which I hate by the way.

[@brendaleverick3655]

Thanks for the info.! 🚗🚘🌇🌉🌌🌃

[@123cricket4]

In side the car dashboard orange light or red harmful colour! Other colours are not sharp ? Cool and safe for eyesight green or purple and white ?

[@saarcful]

I really enjoyed the background music.

[@candiceperry7916]

Drive on roads that you know

[@yourdaddyonceler1239]

I love driving at night. I'm used to it. And yes, I wear glasses, too. Buahahaha.

[@saarcful]

As I'm not a Driver by professional I cant sit and drive for longer hours, the very best practice I do is Yoga before a long drive, especially leg, spine and arm related postures and a small meditation if possible.

[@TheMcooper17]

5:24 i suggest dont do this, as you will get pulled over, they can dazzle at the wrong angle

[@111baf]

DON'T use the fog lights if it's not foggy. All the front fog lights do is that they light up the sides and blind the oncomming drivers. Don't use the rear fog lights unless the fog is really heavy and you can't a car behind you. The fog lights are really unconvinient to look at if the car is right in front of you.

[@a.r.barberi9984]

If you don't know these common sense rules, you shouldn't be driving!!!

[@robertbennett2796]

And somehow these idiots still drive on the road

[@philgamer_309]

Wear your Seatbelts -James TheOdd1sOut

[@nathanwells3547]

Yeah driving at night isn't the best, I've had a few close calls with some people almost coming head onto me on a 2 lane back road I take from work to home every night. I just started driving in September of 2018 so.... yeah. And that back road is the only road that goes to my town basically a straight shot home pretty much.

[@bmwchris1462]

Well actually it's best to use Fog lamps especially if you're using an LED Fog lamp. And also drive in a MINIMUM speed. You can't deny there are lots of Reckless drivers driving above the speed limit

[@dorkuchotanihu9589]

THANKS FOR THE TIPS

[@hellbentyaz]

Don't use full beam, especially on the motorway/freeway unless you have to. Turn down the brightness of your headlights if you have bright LEDs. People that use fog lights all the time annoy me too. There's no need and all these things can impair another drivers vision.

[@awiemulder4820]

Thankyou so much I appreciate it so much.

[@littlerock8592]

Hey Bright Side can you do a video on driving next to a semi truck because some motorists get afraid or nervous when driving when a semi truck is behind them or beside their car

[@El.lurpin]

I hate those people that say first but good thing I’ll just like my own comment

[@morganhamachila1221]

Thnkx bright light very educative