OVER HALF OF ALL AMERICANS SHARE THIS DRIVING FEAR

Written By Taylor Covington

New research from The Zebra reveals major concerns about nighttime driving. With over 2,000 respondents in a nationwide survey, The Zebra found that 52% of Americans fear driving alone at night. Other concerns include having poor night vision (19%) and encountering a drunk or distracted driver (12%). 

Additional findings:

  • Men are 13% more likely to feel confident driving alone at night.

  • Drivers aged 18-24 fear hitting a pedestrian most (13%).

  • Drivers 65+ fear experiencing poor night vision most (25%).

Read the full survey report at The Zebra.

Taylor Covington
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