Tips to help you drive safely in winter
The basics of safe driving such as preparing your vehicle, using your eyes and adjusting your speed become even more important after dark.
First, please follow the above rules to ensure your safety and the safety of other road users.
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1. Clarify your vision
Winter makes it dark faster and affects the visibility of both driver and passengers, making hazards harder to spot. To avoid this, let the car cool down completely as the difference in temperature between inside and outside the car can cause the windows to fog up. Check that the windshield is clean...
2. Check the light
Make sure all your lights are working. Check your headlights, turn signals, brake lights, and reverse lights. If any of these lights are out, motorcyclists may not be able to see your car approaching, slowing down, or turning toward them because of poor winter visibility.
3. Be careful of slippery roads
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Make sure your speed is appropriate for road conditions and pay attention on slippery roads, especially around corners.
4. Take it easy at intersections
You can see the car coming at a glance in bright conditions. But in winter it gets dark quickly and the lighting is poor, so take your time to observe to ensure safety and avoid accidents.
5. Record dangerous points on the journey
Some intersections are more dangerous than others, take note of this to be extra careful.
