Why does driving at night reduce your ability to judge the speed and distance of other vehicles?

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1. Headlights and taillights give fewer visual reference points than a fully visible vehicle in daylight
2. It only affects judgment of your own speed, not other vehicles
3. Speed and distance judgment is unaffected by lighting conditions
4. Judging distance at night only gets harder in the rain, not on a clear night, an easy mistake to make with vehicles

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