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In nighttime driving scenes, due to insufficient and uneven lighting, and the scarcity of high-quality datasets, the miss rate of nighttime pedestrian detection (PD) is much higher than that of daytime. Vision-based distance detection (DD) has the advantages of low cost and good interpretability, but the existing methods have low precision, poor robustness, and the DD is mostly performed independently of PD.