Our Baguio Trip

**vinj** · February 28th, 2014 03:47 PM

Originally Posted by fitdrive

Night driving is dangerous Kasi walang view. I have observed this many times coz I go up every weekend sa Marcos highway Tanay. In the day, drivers tend to be more giving and relaxed coz the view relaxes them. *night, is an entirely different thing. Drivers are more aggressive, maybe because they want to get out of the zigzag faster as negative things playing in their head like Baka ambush, masiraan, biglaan ulan etc.

So as much as possible avoid night driving in the mountains, gasino na gasolina at Oras na maubos traveling at daylight, Kung buhay mo, buhay ng kotse mo or buhay ng pamilya mo nakasalalay. Usually, mga kaibigan ko na Nagpipilit na safe yan are the ones I label the edgy ones. You should profile friends like that, they don't give at rat's ass about your family.

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IMO, those who drive at night are usually the ones more familiar with the route so tendency is they do drive faster. They choose to drive at night because traffic is significantly less and you can spend more time at the destination the next day rather than spend half the day just in travel.

**Syuryuken** · February 28th, 2014 03:51 PM

Originally Posted by l3viathan

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**lowslowbenz** · February 28th, 2014 10:43 PM

Given all of the above situations, I would still prefer night time driving, as long as I am very familiar with the route, and well rested before the trip.

**vinj** · March 1st, 2014 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by lowslowbenz

Given all of the above situations, I would still prefer night time driving, as long as I am very familiar with the route, and well rested before the trip.

Same here.

I usually leave for Baguio between 7 to 8pm and i'm up there between past 11pm to 12:30am. I get a good night's rest and can get up late the next day.

If i'm not familiar with the place i'm going to, that's when i drive during the day.