To introduce the student to driving at night and to conditions of reduced visibility. Learning Objectives Performance Objectives Actively participate in discussions and group work.
Most drivers drive too fast at night.
They do not have sufficient time to react after detecting an obstacle on the road. Good drivers begin to brake as soon as they think there might be an obstacle on the road. Good drivers try to maintain a 12-second viewing time. Content Normal Accelerating, Stopping, and Turning Accelerating, stopping, and turning are the same at night or under conditions of restricted visibility, as in the daytime. The only difference is that if you do not have adequate viewing time, then what would be normal vehicle control will become emergency control of the vehicle.