Inclement weather and even something as simple as a rainy day can seriously alter the safety of a road or highway. For these reasons it’s a big deal for new drivers to gain experience driving in all types of weather.
If it’s raining while you’re driving, it’s important to reduce your speed and allow for more distance between you and the car in front of you. You should always assume a wet road is slick, which makes turning and stopping more difficult. When it snows, it’s important to keep your speed down so you have more time to apply the brakes. Depending on how harsh your winters are you may want to to use different tires to maintain control on snow covered roads. And in high wind areas, you need to keep an eye out for big vehicles that could be blown into your path.
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