Reduced Visibility
Navigate safely when you cannot see clearly
Reduced visibility occurs in many forms: fog, heavy rain, snow, dust storms, or smoke. The fundamental principle remains: never drive faster than conditions allow you to stop safely.
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In low visibility, hazards appear with little warning. Your speed must match your ability to see, react, and stop. This simple rule prevents countless accidents.
Các hành động quan trọng cần thực hiện
Reduce speed to match visibility distance
Turn on appropriate lights (dipped beam, fog lights)
Increase following distance significantly
Use road markings as navigation guides
Be ready to stop if conditions worsen
Consider delaying or stopping if visibility is too poor
Làm
- Use all available visual aids (lights, wipers, demister)
- Open window slightly to hear traffic
- Stay in your lane - avoid overtaking
- Signal intentions well in advance
Đừng
- Follow other vehicles blindly
- Use hazard lights while moving
- Stop on the road - pull completely off
- Speed up when conditions appear to improve
Mẹo hay
If visibility drops to near zero, find a safe place off the road
Remember that other drivers may have worse visibility than you
Conditions can change rapidly - stay alert
Cảnh báo quan trọng
Never assume conditions ahead are the same as where you are. Visibility can change instantly, especially in foggy or stormy conditions.
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