Night Driving

Driving at night significantly increases the risk of road accidents and fatalities. Research suggests that pedestrians and two-wheeler riders account for nearly 70% of nighttime casualties. Poor lighting on Indian roads exacerbates the challenges for drivers, forcing them to rely solely on vehicle headlights for visibility.

Many drivers fail to recognize the unique skills required for night driving and remain unaware of the hidden dangers that come with reduced visibility and fatigue.

Courses Content and Methodology

To address this pressing issue, Market Web Guru India has leveraged its extensive expertise to create a tailored solution: the Suraksha-Night Driving Road Safety Training. This program aims to enhance driver awareness and equip them with essential skills to navigate the roads safely after dark.
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Major Topics Covered::

    • Challenges of Night Driving:

    • Darkness: Limited visibility affects judgment and reaction time.

    • Compromised Vision: Reduced clarity due to poor lighting or glare.

    • Alcohol and Tobacco: Impaired senses and slower reflexes.

    • Two-Wheeler Riders: Increased vulnerability and erratic behavior.

    • Pedestrians: Harder to spot, especially in poorly lit areas.

    • Animals on Roads: Sudden crossings, especially cattle.

    • Wrong-Side Driving:More frequent at night due to reduced enforcement.

    • Fatigue: Drowsiness impacting alertness and control.

    • Wrong Speed Selection: Over-speeding or being too slow for road conditions.

    • Age Factor: Varying driving capabilities due to age-related limitations.

    • Weather Conditions: Fog, rain, or other challenges during the night.


      • Vehicle Check:

      Lighting System: Ensure all lights are functional and aligned.

      Mirror Adjustments: Proper positioning for clear views.

      Registration Plate Visibility: Well-lit and unobstructed.

      Clear Windshields and Windows: Clean for optimal visibility.

      Vehicle Fitness: Regular maintenance to ensure performance.


      Driver Readiness:

      Sufficient Sleep: Avoid driving when fatigued.

      Eye Health: Regular check-ups to ensure clear vision.

      Medication Awareness: Avoid driving under the influence of medicines that cause drowsiness.