At night, which guidance helps manage glare and maintain lane position?

• A. Ignore the line; focus on the horizon.
• B. Follow the car in front with close distance.
• C. Drive in the leftmost lane.
• D. Look to the right of the lane markings and use the white line as a guide.

Answer: (D)

At night, glare from headlights makes lane markings hard to see, so using a road-edge reference is essential. Look toward the right edge of the road and use the white line as your guide. This stable cue helps you stay centered in your lane and steer smoothly even when glare washes out other markings. Tactics that ignore the lines or rely on following another car too close don’t give you a reliable reference and can lead to drifting or reduced reaction time, while choosing a different lane doesn’t inherently improve glare management.