With which group of road users should you exercise extreme caution when driving at night?

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The correct answer is pedestrians. At night or in low visibility conditions, a driver's visual capacity decreases significantly. Pedestrians are the highest-risk group in this context because, unlike mopeds or cars, they lack an active lighting system (their own lights). If a pedestrian walks on the roadway or shoulder without reflective elements and in dark clothing, they become almost invisible to the driver until they are very close, reducing the reaction time to avoid an accident. The other vehicles mentioned are easier to detect thanks to their position and dipped beam lights.

With which group of road users should you exercise extreme caution when driving at night?

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