Which lane allows enough distance to stop quickly in response to hazards when driving in the dark?
When driving in the dark, it's crucial to stay in a lane where you can safely react to hazards far enough ahead to stop smoothly. This generally means staying in a lane that allows you to keep a proper stopping distance based on your visibility while being mindful of traffic and road conditions.
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