"when" is the introductory word for the dependent clause "when you drive at night."
That dependent clause as a whole modifies the verb, "do take"
Do not take too many chances when you drive at night.
I know too is an adverb modifying many an adjective
I know when is an adverb. Does it modify drive?
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Yes, "too" is an adverb modifying "many."
"When" introduces the adverb clause, "when you drive at night." The clause modifies "do drive."
Also -- "not" is an adverb modifying the verb "do take."
"When" introduces the adverb clause, "when you drive at night." The clause modifies "do drive."
Also -- "not" is an adverb modifying the verb "do take."