Driving Tips For Foggy Season: Follow these driving tips in foggy season, and the chances of an accident will reduce.

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Car Tips for Winter

 With the increasing cold, the danger of fog has returned. At this time, due to limited view and a high amount of moisture, your vehicle's windshield can become foggy while driving, fog or mist is one of the riskiest driving conditions that a driver can face. Driving in fog becomes even more dangerous due to road closures or curves. The lack of adequate signs and people and animals walking randomly on the road makes it even more difficult. To keep you and your loved ones safe while driving, you must adopt some important precautions mentioned here.

1. Drive slowly

Driving slowly is the most basic and simple solution to deal with smog or fog. Due to low response and braking time due to poor visibility, vehicle speed should be kept low for better reflexes.

2. Use fog lights

If the headlights are operated with the high beam setting, the fog will reflect the light rays directly back at the driver, reducing his visibility, so use fog lights during fog.

3. Do not use hazard lights

Flickering hazard lights on vehicles often indicate some type of danger, but hazard lights should only be used when the vehicle is stopped.

4. Keep an eye on the lane markers

If visibility is very poor and you can't decide what to do, and you want to keep going, your best option is to keep your eyes on the lane markers and move slowly.

5. Maintain a good distance from other cars

In any emergency, you should have time to apply brakes and this will be possible only if you have a good gap between other cars.

6. Clear windshield fog

Select the Hot Windshield A/C setting to clear windshield fog, a great solution for clearing fog that many commercial drivers use.

7. Always be alert

If you are feeling sleepy, do not drive in foggy conditions as driving at this time can be very dangerous. In such a situation, a person needs to concentrate more.

8. Don't park your car in fog

Unless necessary, avoid stopping in fog as it will make it difficult for others to recognize that you have stopped and increase the chances of accidents.

9. Avoid overtaking

Your overtaking attempts can confuse the driver ahead of you, which increases the chances of an accident.

10. Don't drive drunk

Irrespective of the weather, never drive under the influence of alcohol, as this puts you as well as other people on the road at risk of an accident.