Basic black is the way to go for many evening events.
Runners and walkers who exercise in the dark need to see and be seen. To reduce their risk of close encounters with cars, they need to wear brightly colored and reflective gear between dusk and dawn. Safety is first. You have to be aware that motorists are not usually aware of you. That's what Judi Wilham and her husband, Bill, tell the runners and walkers in their Training for Life mini-marathon preparation program in Indianapolis.