Rain Driving Tips
Here are some tips to help you stay safe
Slow Down
Wet roads reduce the traction, so drive slower than usual to maintain control
Increase the following distance.
Leave more space between the you and the car in front to allow for longer stopping distances.
Use Headlights
Turn on your Headlights even in light rain to improve visibility and make your vehicle more visible to others.
Avoid Sudden Movements.
Steer, Brake and accelarate gently to avoid skidding or hydroplaning.
Check your Tires
Ensure your tires have adequate tread and are properly inflated for better grip on wet surfaces.
Use Windshield Wipers
Use your windshield wipers to clear water from your windshield.
Watch for Standing water
Avoid driving through puddles or flooded areas, as they can cause hydroplaning or hide road hazards.
Be cautious at Intersections
Roads can be especially slippery when rain mixes with oil and debris.
Stay Fueled Up
Keep your Gas tank full. Avoid fuel line in rainy season.
Check Forecast Daily
Keep yourself updated on road closures, accidents or floods. Plan your travel safely.
Stay Focused
Avoid distractions and keep both hands on the wheel for better control.
Stay at Home
If the weather is bad or road conditions are dangerous to travel, consider postponing your trip.
