How to Judge the Distance Between Cars When Driving at Night?
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When the image of the rear car occupies the entire rearview mirror, the distance between the two cars is about three meters; when the image of the rear car occupies two-thirds of the rearview mirror, the distance is about five meters; when the image of the rear car occupies half of the rearview mirror, the distance is about nine meters; when the image of the rear car occupies one-third of the rearview mirror, the distance is about twelve meters. Precautions for driving at night: 1. Increase the following distance: When driving at night, visibility is poor, so it is necessary to appropriately increase the following distance to prevent collisions between vehicles. Increasing the distance between two cars allows for emergency response in unexpected situations, reducing potential losses. 2. Pay attention to non-motorized vehicles on the right when meeting another car: Both daytime and nighttime encounters require certain methods. When meeting another car at night, switch from high beam to low beam. If the other party does not switch to low beam, immediately reduce speed and use continuous switching between high and low beams to signal them. Also, pay attention to the situation in the non-motorized vehicle lane on the right when meeting another car.
