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5 Tips for Safe Driving During Fog Season to Avoid Haze Hazards

11:18 PM
16 November 2024

Haze Hazards
Tips for Safe Driving During Fog Season

Visibility is often very low during the fog seasonVisibility is often very low during the fog season

In winter, fog is common, especially during our drives to work.

Here are some tips for a safe journey:

  • Drive Slowly and Patiently: In fog, visibility is reduced. Drive extra slowly and be patient. Pay attention to others on the road. Watch out for obstacles and maintain a safe distance from the car in front to avoid sudden braking.
  • Use Appropriate Lights: Avoid using high beam headlights as fog reflects light. Instead, use fog lights or low beams for better visibility.
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  • Clear Windshield with Warm A/C: Use the warm setting on your car's air conditioning to clear mist on the windshield.
  • Avoid Overtaking: Refrain from overtaking other vehicles in foggy weather. Stick to a steady pace, and prioritize caution over speed for a safer journey.
  • Plan for Extra Time: Leave a bit earlier in the morning and allow extra travel time. It's safer to be a little late than to risk not reaching your destination at all.

Safe travels!

Weather & Radar editorial desk
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