8 Driving Tips to Drive in Fog, Rain, or a Storm

A car isn't just a way to from A to B. It's a serious responsibility and a potentially dangerous machine for you and others, especially if you have to drive in bad weather. Luckily, there are special driving tips to avoid accidents when it's pouring rain, the road is covered in ice, or you're driving in thick fog.
TIMESTAMPS:
Driving in fog 0:37
Driving on black ice 1:43
What to do if your car starts skidding 2:42
Driving in heavy rain 3:48
Driving in the rain at night 5:16
Driving in the snow 6:02
What to do if your car went into a snow drift 6:43
Driving in a dust storm 7:38
#badweatherdriving #raindriving #fogdriving
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SUMMARY:
- If you're driving in really thick fog, turn off the radio and keep your windows rolled down. This way, you'll be able to hear what's happening around you to partially make up for your limited visibility.
- Black ice is tricky given that, in most cases, you can't spot it until it's too late. When driving at night, your headlights can serve as a useful warning that there’s ice ahead since they’ll reflect off the road.
- A lot of people who drive a stick have been taught that, along with letting off the gas, you should also change the gear to neutral. Professionals, however, recommend against this.
- If you notice deep water ahead, just turn around. Driving through a large pool is too risky. You might damage the electronics of your car, get stuck, or even get swept away if the water’s moving.
- Raindrops on your windshield act as lenses that refract light. As a result, they can temporarily blind you, especially if it’s pouring rain and your whole windshield is covered in water. Try to adjust your headlights so that the light doesn't shine up.
- If the visibility is extremely low, slow down and turn on your hazard lights. Avoid using your brights since they can reflect light and blind you.
- If you’ve accidentally driven over a snow mound on the side of the road, do not turn the steering wheel in the opposite direction. Keep the same direction as before and, while steadily accelerating, get back on the road.
- As soon as a dust storm hits, pull over and entirely off the road. Also, make sure all your head- and taillights are off. If you don't turn off the lights, other drivers may believe that's where the road leads. They'll follow you and crash into your car. Do not resume driving until it's safe to continue your trip.
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[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey everybody! What's your worst driving experience? 🚘

[@arthurtjivikua3871]

Driving in the night when it's raining hard

[@SonGoku-ly5rx]

I was driving in some fog following some tips my friends gave me *Some of which somehow are in this video*. I started to pull over to the side so I can wait out the fog when all of a sudden the car behind me starts to speed up and it hits me a bit. There was a small dent but no major harm. Although there was one other car that got hit which was up two cars in front of me and the car did have a lot more dents *but still no major damage like the windshield shattering or a HUGE dent*. Anyways that was my WORST car experience by far.

[@OldManGripStrength]

Just after I passed my driving test, I was driving the 20 mile drive home from work at 1 in the morning when a sudden snow storm hit (it was forecast to be a clear night with no risk of snow). Within minutes visibility was poor and the snow on the roads was deep enough that I could hear the snow under the floor of the car and some snow was getting pushed up over the front of the car. There was a few times when I thought the car was going to bottom out due to the depth of the snow. Luckily due to it being 1am the roads were very quiet so I was able to take my time and not worry about getting in the way of other drivers. I was doing well, I now had half a mile before I was home but had a steep downhill road to negotiate. I started my descent, put the car into first gear (it was manual transmission), then let the car crawl down under it’s own power. I felt I was doing good, almost at the bottom, then all of a sudden another car appeared in front of me (looked like a large saloon car) who looked like they were making an attempt to accelerate up the hill as fast as they could but spun their car round and blocked the whole road in front of me. The other driver then made an attempt to get out their vehicle, I really didn’t want to touch my brakes and my only way to avoid them was to try and use the grass verge at the side of the road to go around them. My car reluctantly mounted the verge which was steeper than it looked, and just managed to make it’s way past the car obstructing the road, due to how steep the verge was I genuinely believed my car was going to roll over onto it’s roof but luckily I made it. I managed to get the car back onto the road without problems and continued my journey home. Luckily nobody got hurt other than my pride.

[@teresabartolome3941]

Sleeping 😶

[@TheCattlekings]

Driving a semi truck on ice lake

[@zaraiuscontractor1497]

One tip I learnt when driving through fog or heavy rain.....put on your sun glasses. This cuts the uv rays and you can easily see nearly 30 to 50% better. This really works for me!

[@trulux8395]

This comment is more useful than the entire video

[@zaraiuscontractor1497]

Thank you....

[@jag.5519]

This may work for everyone. 👍👍

[@tajurbagainr7689]

Underrated comment

[@zaraiuscontractor1497]

Thank you@@tajurbagainr7689

[@roykuilder5989]

One extra tip, when its raining or snowing, make sure u fill ur car to the top with gas so u have more grip because ur heavier. And offcourse ur not gonna run out of fuel. :)

[@bridgendesar]

If it's snowing, go somewhere quiet and empty like a big parking lot and deliberately try to skid by turning quickly, over accelerating etc and practice getting out of it. If you do this, you won't be so freaked out when it happens for real!

[@angiekmv]

bridgendesar Yes! And you'll learn how to handle a vehicle so you can keep as much control over it as possible in situations where you start to lose it

[@22568307r]

Ohh yeah, that's those videos where people crash into light poles, isn't it?

[@cass121248]

@@22568307r Well, there's no accounting for idiots. Before I retired, I used to take a $300K motorcoach and do that. Total blast! drifting with a 45' bus.

[@suhailsurajpal]

Oh my god. I actually never thought about this. Thanks !

[@darealboby4017]

I like your idea. It also makes me think of other preparedness ideas. I never drive in snow, unless there is very little of it, and no ice. Thanks!

[@talanigreywolf7110]

Yeah, but when you hit a patch of black ice on a downward slope you automatically become a passenger.

[@zBPS]

Talani Greywolf agreed

[@frodeskibrek]

Not if you have good winter tyres. We here in Norway usually laugh when watching American crash videos on snow and ice. That's because we have REAL winter tires. And we know how to drive in extreme winter conditions.

[@nebulouscat5477]

That is the worst thing to happen in the midwest winters.

[@tonie374]

@@frodeskibrek post a link to “real” winter tires.

[@manedwolfwithagmailaccount1478]

Best remedy for that is being able to spot it before getting into it I guess

[@farooqazam7435]

My personal tips 1) Check your coolant 2) Windscreen water 3) Double check fuel 4) check wheels and spare wheel 5) check your headlights 6) make sure you keep your cellphone in case of an emergency.

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

TIMESTAMPS: Driving in fog 0:37 Driving on black ice 1:43 What to do if your car starts skidding 2:42 Driving in heavy rain 3:48 Driving in the rain at night 5:16 Driving in the snow 6:02 What to do if your car went into a snow drift 6:43 Driving in a dust storm 7:38

[@boolin4955]

Well the first problem is that a mustang is driving in these conditions

[@DisguisedGrizzly]

Boolin XD true

[@caitlyndean6971]

Haha my first car was a mustang..it was awful! I remember the first time I drove it in the rain and had a sharp turn to make and I spun out...Just rain, in snow I went into ditches multiple times even going 10 mph, it was a hot mess. Haha

[@anzarshaikh4080]

Who cares about whether you got mustang then you should find a better crowd lol...

[@itsahuman4342]

No wonder why they are so bad at driving. They have a crowd magnet as their car.

[@captures_forever]

Or a Dodge Challenger

[@bsandey]

When driving in fog, an additional tip is to pay closer attention to your speedometer. The heavier the fog is, the harder it is to see objects around you, and it's harder to judge your speed. many people tend to gradually increase their speed if they are not paying attention because of this.

[@susanlee9532]

Wanted to add, always, always have clothes/food /H2O with you for the weather, boots, mittens ( they keep your hands warmer than gloves) and good coat, & hat

[@lelandgaunt9985]

Susan Lee I was gonna add emergency blanket and warning triangles.

[@susanlee9532]

Leland Gaunt 👍😊❤️ I forgot the triangles.

[@coccinelle80]

Susan Lee that’s extremely helpful advice, especially for those of us who live in harsh winter climates

[@dylannoonan9751]

If worse comes to worse.... toilet paper is nice to have around.

[@mayahoffer3929]

●How to drive safe in bad weather •me= walk exercise is healthy

[@whalecat8049]

@A true petrol-head but what about the bus driver?

[@angiekmv]

Unless someone begins to skid and smushes the health right outta you 😨

[@xxxonamemestreak8082]

i would if i lived close enough to any sort of store..nearest store is 10 minute drive away, and my job is a 20-30 minute drive to work depending on traffic and route

[@Adumzzinthehouse]

Maya Hoffer taking a bike with three layers of jackets

[@ahotdj07]

I completely disagree on the hazard lights mentioned in #6. Turning on your hazard lights will only make it more dangerous. Same goes with the rain.

[@user-qc1vc6ng3w]

I would like to add about earthquakes even though it's not a weather condition, but a natural disaster. If you realize that an earthquake is occuring while you're driving, you should immediately pull over as other drivers will start to drive in panic and it will be dangerous to continue driving. If the earthquake is stronger so the buildings aside the road start collapsing, you should immediately go in the middle of the road in order to be as far as possible from the collapsing buildings, so you don't get hurt.

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

You need to keep distance behind the other car if it’s raining.

[@mrs.marlowe7189]

Most of drivers don't keep that cushion or gap! That's not smart!

[@coccinelle80]

UNLEASHING POTENTIAL - PSYCHOLOGY VIDEOS at all times there should be a safe distance

[@zanemorgan2644]

In heavy rain or snow or dust storm you should turn on your hazards if you can’t see

[@jondough120]

Really? Wow! I've never heard that. You're so smart with your common sense.

[@venusdemilo3378]

@@zanemorgan2644 I will do this next time.. I just had a very bad experience, couldn't see, tried turning up the AC didn't work then the heat car fogged up both ways. Unfortunately it was on the freeway with very many semi trucks, I couldn't pull over, the car next to me noticed I was nervous, I guess, they past me in a very dangerous way. Worst experience ever.

[@americangunsmith9951]

I think we learned this when we got our drivers license but to many people are devoid of what's going on around them and need reminded not including me.

[@machinegurlll]

wow that's so cool buddy

[@ChristoAbrie]

turning off your fog lights during heavy rain defeats the purpose of having them. plus rear fog lights are very bright compared to regular brake lights and are occasionally located in a different spot than the regular taillight and most people know this. turning on you car's brights when in heavy fog is meant to warn oncoming cars of your presence, turn them off once you see the oncoming car, then back on once it passed. for driving in very wet weather, try not to go near the brakes until the car is at walking speed, also don't down-shift to the lowest gear immediately when at speed, do it gradually otherwise you'll f-up the gearbox.

[@krishnendumondal5150]

Thanks to bright side. The video saved my life. A huge truck lost control and all cars started skidding. Accidents were happening. I felt like a NFS driver and drifted out my way through the mess.

[@angiekmv]

Awesome work! You've gotta spit second to feel what's happening and control it the best you can to get outta worst case scenario danger

[@bobbym8091]

For your viewers & yourself driving with emergency lights or (Flashing hazard) in Florida is against the law as it is in most states at my last look up. Flashing hazard lights actually reduce visibility, making it difficult for other drivers to see your turn signal, brake lights or causing them to think you are stopped or stalled in the roadway. This also is one of my most hated driving peeves or annoying things people do.

[@carloslima99]

In addition, if you have a 4×4 and can drive easily through snow, just remember, you can stop as fast as you can drive. I've had people drive by me in a 4×4 that end up crashing because they couldn't stop.

[@kubotaman85]

4 wheel drive doesn't work on solid ice

[@williammartinez840]

Some of those drivers are the biggest jerks what with the tailgating and all.

[@mandom4486]

1)Downshifting in a manual car and braking helps in slowing the car down and maintain optimal traction while driving in the snow and rain. It uses the car’s engine compression and, lowers center of gravity and makes for a smoother stop using less brakes=less wear and risk of engaging anti locks system 2) Manual transmission- when driving in snow or at a high rate of speed keep the car in a gear DO NOT! Put it in neutral when coming to a stop because doing so will disconnect the engine and transmission to each other making it easy to skid and lock up on the braking from a high speed or heavy snow. Keeping both mechanical machine parts together makes it easier to stay in control 3)Avoid driving a (RWD) rear wheel drive vehicle in the snow and rain to prevent skidding, hydroplaning and lose of any traction because the power is deliver to the rear making it easy for the back end of the car to fish tail 4)My personal trick for driving a (FWD) front wheel drive vehicle in the snow is turning traction control off and using a (Manual lever/type) emergency brake to help assist in making turns in heavy thick snow. Practice first in a empty parking lots and empty street ends to learn your vehicles response. You willing only be really doing 90 and 180 degree drifts to help out in jams

[@peytonparabdeen9890]

A drive in the rain at night? Yassss plez! I just love it. It's fun, especially on a weekend night

[@keiracrocker5000]

Thx for the tips 😊

[@anthonytrottier7179]

But wait dont drive in heavy rain with your ''rear'' fog light on. LOL!!

[@NYCSubwayFan1992]

Haha😂

[@ghelloateg3044]

LOL

[@melatocarias4809]

Excellent video thank you for the life saving tips.

[@richiegillham42069]

In Arkansas (and I'm sure many other states) it's the law to turn on your headlights when your wipers are on or may be used, such as during rain, snow, sleet, etc.

[@warrenmayer1]

In NJ too. It's a law "Wipers on, Headlights on."

[@armyfromla6805]

Thanks for the helpful tips!😍

[@Koplerio]

4:21 I wouldn't break either to be honest. I would just let the wheels spin until they touch ground again. Breaking could build a wave infront of your wheels, keeping your wheels above the ground. I was in a couple of scenarios, driving on the highway away Munich and hydroplaning happened nearly always. Just take your foot off the gas and don't do no more than holding your wheels straight until you stop sliding. At I slid there for 1-2 seconds at max. Most of the times even quicker. And pretty much everyone was driving around 80 km/h max.

[@claudiaivy104]

Watched this video and I still don't understand how to drive my horse and buggy through the rain. LOL

[@rajchoudhary4349]

Nice narration..!!

[@clarkken6121]

Is illegal to drive with the emergency lights on in some states of the United states.

[@nsprosty]

It amazes me how many people don't realize this. Emergency lights are for emergencies. If you're tail lights are on and you're driving down the road emergency lightsbare not going to make a difference as far as visibility from behind.

[@kubotaman85]

You're actually supposed to turn your 4 way flashers on if you're going below the normal speed limit

[@luismateo9]

@@kubotaman85 in most states this is illegal unless your vehicle is limited by speed due to engine issues or having a spare tire on. Otherwise it is illegal to have your flashers on when your vehicle is in motion

[@kubotaman85]

@@luismateo9 No it isn't illegal. I'd rather be safe than sorry

[@susanlee9532]

If you know you may be in an area where there is snow, have a small bag of kiddie litter in your car. It gives you traction if you need it. Also some floor mats can help you get traction. In cold areas, it is good to have a wool blanket water and easy to eat food in case of getting into a snow burm until help comes. Also have a flashlight, matches,and a foldable shovel.

[@saarcful]

Ohh woww!! You won't get better lessen than this. Brightside is a very good tuitor for driving!

[@faefaedong6914]

Thanks..that's a good advice..mostly help me

[@gilbertosanchez8140]

Thanks for the tips,I'm not going to do the same mistake I did last time while driving ,I was driving in snowy conditions ( it was the day after a snow storm ) and the roads were icy and when I turned to the right ,my front turned,but my rear wouldn't tried to move the front the same way as the rear,but ended but in a ditch on the side of the road. THE END

[@ChamaraCPerera]

Thank you for the valuable tips

[@stevenwong345]

When driving at night in the rain make sure you dash board light is at the dimmest level so it doesn't reflect off your own window it is much more visible when you are driving ( make sure the is no light inside your own vehicle) When is very windy try to open both side of your window and let the air go through your car that way your vehicle is more stable the wind can't push your car as easy ( I know it might be cold in the winter but if you shift the another lane it's much more worse)

[@nana.naghmana9]

Wow. Great tips. Thanks

[@cookingwithnels4068]

Good tips! Super necessary information

[@solivenorozco9545]

Love it. Bright side☺

[@sasnycon]

NEVER press the brakes when hydroplaning! Press the brakes AFTER you have control of the car! When you release the accelerator the car will slow down pretty fast in the water anyway. However it will allow the water to enter the profile of the tire and will increase the traction. Pressing the brakes while hydroplaning will just make the car slide more and might even change the direction of the slide! Just grab the wheel with 2 hands, imitatively release the accelerator and try to stay on the road.

[@JayDeeHendrixxx]

Thanks for the tips

[@brandonellis1337]

I drive a scooter . A new very nice one that cost more than most cars I've owned but a scooter nonetheless. Sometimes I get caught in very hard downpours that come outta nowhere and I have gotten in minor accidents due to it. I've learned that being extra aware of ur surroundings and driving a little slower than usual are the best two things I'm able to do in a bad situation like that.

[@sakshiarora942]

Valuable information thanku g

[@aakashthakur2717]

Bright side is awesome

[@maureenpirone3658]

driving Christmas Eve in a snow storm on a deserted upstate NY road when we came across patch of black ice and a strong gust of wind blew us sideways into ditch so snow was packed up to top of engine and axle broke. No one was injured thank God.

[@Ranjithkumar-ey2fc]

Owe nice..! Useful video thank you very much

[@j.metcalf7890]

Black ice is difficult..a common tip from professional drivers..feel the outside of your mirror to check for ice..if it carries ice..the road can too..thanks for the video..good work

[@melyssamarley646]

I can't even drive but I'm whatching this 😂😂

[@DamienPup]

Lol same

[@nizamuddinshiplu5527]

that’s good because then when u drive u will pass driving test and get better at it

[@blindgirluk1845]

Same

[@mariomegee6105]

I have forgotten of these things, thanks

[@trident7841]

Awesome work keep it up

[@solivenorozco9545]

Nice one!

[@everything6873]

Very helpful

[@skeetskeet8172]

lolll this video is in A-1 Driving School drivers education course 😅 love your videos!

[@heatherfox6221]

I love your vids

[@heatherfox6221]

I did every thing

[@SVXtasy_]

Dont pump the brakes. Braking makes you skid more, even if you arent holding them. Also neutral slightly does help by disengaging the engine, therefore slightly slowing you down.

[@MedSou]

Thank you 👍👍👍👍

[@patrickwall8517]

I've spent most of my career in the hauling industry. While I'm not a driver what I have learned from professional drivers is that the key to driving in snow and ice is to find a happy medium with your speed. You want to go fast enough to maintain traction but not so fast that the wheels start to dig in.

[@samarthshirodkar7868]

Good information. Nice video 📹

[@amitawarang1127]

Love your vids

[@patrickwall8517]

Another hint for avoiding accidents in bad weather is to make every effort to avoid putting yourself or other drivers in a position where either they or you have to slam on your brakes.

[@dwaynelowe4808]

my worst experience was fog but I used GPS to see which way I was going and eased my knowledge of which way to turn and when.

[@ResourceTalks]

*Now do a video on how to drive safely with your eyes closed.*

[@arixari7174]

Never do that lol

[@gabbymeaney6648]

BABY - Become A Better You I love that name soooooo true

[@arixari7174]

Lol right I love it

[@MaTT-BLaK]

Always check first kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4fOpKp5fbKEeKs

[@dexstex]

U sure

[@braveheartrv2946]

In the winter snow you can carry a bag of kitty litter in your trunk. It'll add weight which is good and if you get stuck in a snow bank you can pour it in front of your tires for traction.

[@donna.g7442]

Meta Rule: take an accredited "defensive driving course". You might get a break on your insurance cost with it too.

[@thethiccboi9826]

Why is everyone saying "ohh if you sub to me I will sub to you" And don't sub?! Don't say anything just to lie!

[@arixari7174]

Exactly I agree

[@lennwoodward4550]

Because they are scammers & want to get you to open or comment on THEIR comment to put a hack into your ohone, so they can put a virus into your phone & into all your friends phones.

[@arixari7174]

Thanks for letting me know

[@lennwoodward4550]

@@arixari7174(first let me say .. thank you for commenting in my post to you), my post is just one voice, one opinion, my opinion. & I know I've put my opinion so very judgemental, probably because of my own past experience, so I guess I have to also say that (in all fairness), not all people are like that, so I apologize for such a harsh statement, I'm just this way because of what has happened to me before, so I just don't reply ... but I know there's more then just me that think this way, but I Should've been more fair, in my first post to you😇

[@thethiccboi9826]

@@lennwoodward4550 when I said "yeah right" they subscribed to me. What should I do, what you said worried me

[@maik93]

In Germany all of these tips and a few more are even teached in the driving lessons... So nobody is in need of these videos here. But I think many tips are helpful for people in the US.

[@brianarceo3279]

Wow good and helpful tips

[@kura7049]

Notif squad here!

[@rrrosecarbinela]

I find that those yellow sunglasses really do help cut the glare at night and in the rain.

[@elitegames2633]

the fact i used to watch this channel all the time like 5 years ago and now i'm watching it for drivers ed. lol

[@davinp]

The news always say "turn around, don't drown"

[@renukasaboo548]

Love your video

[@kimanhchung8372]

Thanks

[@goodday-zy2br]

1st tip: Ask the Almighty to keep you safe, it works every time

[@louieray1027]

Living in Minnesota, snow is around the corner. Thank you for the tips

[@nicklleees1571]

Logan Lucky Kenosha Wisconsin so I know too...try to just avoid driving so much too

[@arixari7174]

Ya just do that

[@OfficialCanineConnections]

Roses are red Vilots are blue I will drive safe and so will you

[@OfficialCanineConnections]

👎

[@lynnebattaglia-triggs1042]

Safely.

[@arixari7174]

I have been getting so much rain so thanks for the tips

[@alyaaalbassam815]

In my country there is a rainstorm everyday

[@codonminhantutorial3351]

this help me alot

[@Jennifer.N.Presley]

In snow in ice u can use kitty litter for tracion if u stuck in it it help me out of ice spot a few time also add whate on back axel

[@prettyface.beckyy]

Moral of the story thats the same in all the listed conditions, DRIVE SLOWLY AND KEEP SPACE PETWEEN DRIVERS AND YOURSELF AND TURN YOUR LIGHTS ON

[@spamtan5227]

4:54 an image from cardrivingschool, Good Memories

[@naynahatwar12]

Pro tip: do a burnout before leaving your house so you have more traction while riding.also make sure that you remove the snow before doing it.

[@marcusdaviddiestro1712]

Well I'm just a 10 year old boy but I love cars and knowing about safety.So I have a question.If your in a highway can you use the pull over lane and just drive slowly?

[@BrianDurstMusic]

No... But good question

[@cuddlejuice]

I love speeding when it rains

[@michaelelbert5798]

always try to keep your tires pointed in the direction that you are moving.

[@MoniekRedhead]

Yes, if you're in a slide always go into the slide of you're slide is making you go to the right, turn your tires to the right also. And vice versa

[@themanutdchannel2357]

Few things to comment on here. I have driven a Few Cars at different speeds, including a racecar on road tyres in slippy conditions as my goal is to be a racecar driver. Constantly braking and Accelerating in a straight line may be ok, but if you change the weight transfer too much, the car will slide. Dont force the Weight tansfer if you dont need to. For example, in the racecar i was driving, there was a fifth gear, flat out chicane. Now, i had two sessions in this car, and in the first I lifted through there to shift up, and instanlty realised it was a mistake, the car stepped out and Marginally avoided big barrier contact. The next session I shifted up before the corner, took it flat and had no issue every time. Also, Even ABS isnt as effective on Ice. The whole point of ABS is to stop the wheels locking. To do this, it releases brake pressure for a split second. Even this affects the weight tansfer. So, Dont Stomp on the brake in the icy conditions, Slowly apply presure, without Allowing the ABS To kick in. You will feel when the ABS does kick in. To prevent The ABS as much as Possible, brake in a straight line. It can apply on the road as well as on a track. BTW, my second session was much better. I am 13 so if you dont beleive me that is up to you, but you need to know all of this if you are controlling a car at 90mph

[@brento2890]

Instead of turning your lights off, it might be a good idea to pull over and turn your emergency flashers on .

[@MoniekRedhead]

Exactly what I was thinking. If they're off, no one sees you. Put on your emergency lights! And definitely do NOT STAY IN YOUR CAR!!! We are taught to get out of your car and safely wait behind the rails. What if another car crashes yours and you're in it? Best to stay safe behind the rails. Another thing I don't agree with, when your car starts to under- or oversteer DO NOT keep your wheels straight but put them into the slide!

[@victorfigueroa9385]

Turning up my render distance helped thanks tho

[@Alex-co5co]

Some other places where you can get ice on the road is under the trees, in shadow places and under bridges.

[@tyreekstewart4563]

I love this video

[@kalyankethineedi4969]

Best thing is to stay calm and park your car safely and enjoy the music by observing your surroundings

[@fakhruddinayam7130]

Tnx Bro but we just learn it in driving school....

[@scottcz6896]

The worst think you can do when hydroplaning (aquaplaning) is to apply brakes. You should put your foot off the accelerator and shift to neutral and wait until you get grip.

[@williamaker7803]

With a front wheel drive car if the back is skidding and you let off the throttle to much it can cause the car to spin all the way around because it slows the front but not the back end.

[@shannn6056]

Thxx

[@rubenpardo6597]

I live out in the desert in California is there any way you guys can do maybe a top 5 or Is a top 10 list of all the hazards of driving in the desert

[@BBGshop7]

Do not tailgate especially tractor-trailer trucks!!! They cannot see you. there is about 10 feet behind him that they cannot see which is the only true blind spot on a tractor trailer truck. If you drive bumper to bumper with a semi, you’re putting yourself in extreme danger because they truly cannot see you when you were that close. please for your own safety BACK UP!

[@patrickwall8517]

Also if you have to stop suddenly you won't have room to avoid rear ending them

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If you live in an area where fog is common, get some fog lamps, and learn how to use them properly (headlamps OFF, fog lamps ONLY on.

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Nice Video