Driving At Night

JD Jones

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That's great. Consider yourself blessed. By comparison, I've has zero incidents in 10.5 years at nights, all over the country, but was able to avoid a few.

But that does not mean driving at night is not far riskier than driving during the day because the MoH finding say otherwise.

Additionally, the roads at night get a tad safer after 9pm, according to stats. By them most drunks are home.

I have been very fortunate with avoiding accidents as well, and I attribute it to my driving slow. I seldom go faster than 45 mph unless I am on the Autopista Duarte going to and from up North.

The rest of the time, I drive like an old fogey.

There are few accidents I've seen here that couldn't be avoided by driving slower.
 

cobraboy

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I have been very fortunate with avoiding accidents as well, and I attribute it to my driving slow. I seldom go faster than 45 mph unless I am on the Autopista Duarte going to and from up North.

The rest of the time, I drive like an old fogey.

There are few accidents I've seen here that couldn't be avoided by driving slower.
Yup. I rarely go faster than 110kph on the autopista. Rarely. Even on a bike.

Going fast here doesn't get you to where you're going any faster because of the traffic in urban and suburban areas...which are everywhere.