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select all answers that apply.
why is driving at night more risky than during the daytime?
(select all that apply)
drivers have a higher chance of being drowsy
visibility is low
there are more pedestrians on the street
Analyze the risk factors of night driving
- Driving at night naturally reduces ambient light, which directly causes low visibility.
- Nighttime hours align with natural sleep cycles, increasing the likelihood of driver fatigue and drowsiness.
- Pedestrian volume is generally much lower at night compared to daytime hours, making the third option incorrect.
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- Drivers have a higher chance of being drowsy (Correct answer)
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