Driving - Day or Night

Day only.

Evenings are for relaxation, grilling and cocktails...

I know we will be the odd-out. We used to drive day and night. DW (Mary) would drive most of daylight while I did navigation chores and after dark, I would always drive because she didn't trust her night vision. We used to put in 800+ mile days too. We don't have to do this anymore and try to avoid it and did only one long pull this last year. I don't miss it. We do have one coming up, where I will probably be driving alone at night and that is just the fall of the straws. It will only be a few hundred miles.

Where? All over. We try to avoid the megopolis(megopolii?) at rush hour, that is what often forces the night running. We had dinner at a rest area and had to push on to make an arrival on schedule.

Matt

I prefer to drive during the day. But, sometimes I drive at night.
Usually the east coast.

I think you will find most RVers normally drive during daylight hours.
They like to see the country and scenery.
Night driving is best for going from point A to point B with less traffic.

I've done some of both. Daytime driving is on average easier and more pleasant driving, although night driving can be quite enjoyable under the right conditions (limited traffic, decent moonlight, and reasonable weather help a lot). "Driving" in cities during rush hour is an obvious exception (when there's more sitting or crawling than driving).

If time is limited, I sometimes find it works reasonably well for me to drive overnight in shifts interspersed with sleeping for a few hours at e.g. a rest area. Without time constraints, though, I would not generally do so by choice; sleep is better and life more pleasant staying the night somewhere, especially if that somewhere is a nice campsite.

Day, SW USA. Long day we leave early enough to stop before dinner.

Lol, Tony. Funny questions! First cause what does it have to do with anything....
Second, because the average age of the members on this site can collect full social security, so you answer will be at least 10:1 "day."
But to answer your question.
Day, night, don't matter to me. Area, AK to AZ, WA to WI.....just in the last several years.
But I can't collect ssi for another 20+years.

Day time....Pacific Coast.
We sleep at night.

We only drive during the daytime, but we have nothing but time as we are usually on the road 6mo or more, so we are never in a hurry to get anywhere. Sometimes we don't even know where we are going. LOL
But it sure is a fun:)

Day, try to avoid major metro areas during rush hours. Evening/night is for relaxing and sleeping.

Everywhere.

Day, and we very seldom are actually on the road more than 6 hours a day. We stop a lot, enjoy local attractions and meander our way to the next campground. We enjoy the travel as much as the destination. Where? All over everything East of the Mississippi River, as far as Kansas and Texas.