Since buying new cars we found night driving more difficult, but put it down to starting cataracts.
Didn't feel safe above 50 mph, as could not see far enough ahead..
At the last MOT, took a look at the headlamp setting while they were being checked.
They were set to the minimum! Asked the tester to adjust to the maximum, and night driving is so much easier with the lights having a longer range.
The DIN (German standard) is for 1% dip, while our local buses carry a plate saying 1.3%
I had adjusted our previous cars to 1% and we got on fine with that.
It would be worth having the headlamp settings checked and adjusted. It could make a big improvement.
At all times it pays to obey the two second rule, and to look well ahead.
Not only is this safer, but by being able to slow by just lifting off, it saves expensive fuel ,the need to brake, in many cases, and tyres and brakes last longer.
I've got another 'keen'... Ouch!