What to Do When Car Lights Suddenly Go Out at Night?
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Solutions for sudden car light failure at night: Release the accelerator pedal, quickly turn on the hazard lights, and maintain steering control. Precautions for night driving are as follows: 1. Speed Whether driving during the day or at night, speed is always a concern, but relatively speaking, night driving requires slower speeds compared to daytime. 2. Lights During night driving, both front and rear lights of the car should be turned on. Front lights allow the driver to see objects on both sides, while rear lights make other vehicles aware of the car's presence. When turning, if there is a vehicle behind, the turn signal should be activated in advance to avoid rear-end collisions. 3. Increase following distance Night driving offers less visibility than daytime, often encountering dangerous or emergency situations. Therefore, drivers must be prepared to stop at any time. To avoid hazards, it's important to appropriately increase the following distance to prevent collisions between vehicles.