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If you are driving and the road conditions are so bad that you cannot see the road ahead of you, you should pull over to the side of the road and wait for the weather to clear. If that is not feasible, you might be able to follow someone's tail lights, at a safe distance. Unfortunately, that might cause you to end up in their driveway!
What else can I help you with?
If conditions are so bad that you cannot see the road ahead?
pull as far off the road as possible and turn on your emergency flashers
If conditions are so bad that you cannot see the road?
If conditions are so bad that you can't see the road in the snow they are called blizzard conditions.
Have you been in a car accident because of bad road conditions?
Trick question! Crashes in bad conditions is caused by poor driving
When is traction poorest on a road?
When you got bad conditions like regular tyres on an icy road, or bald tyres on a wet road.
Enter a curve SLOWER than the posted speed if?
if road conditions are bad and/or you are entering a blind curve
What would a marathon runner hate to see on the road ahead?
Faster runners Hill Traffic Bad Weather
How can you check traction while driving?
when road conditions are bad, slow down your vehicle
How do car headlights work and what is their purpose?
Car headlights work by using electricity to power a light bulb or LED, which emits light when turned on. The purpose of car headlights is to provide illumination for the driver to see the road ahead in low-light conditions, such as at night or in bad weather.
If you were arrested for writing a letter to a local newspaper complaining about bad road conditions what right was violated?
free speech?
What are the most common causes of road accidents?
The most common causes of road accidents are errors by the driver, bad or poor weather conditions, a distraction, road design and problems or defects with the vehicles.
Are road conditions bad where you live?
Yes, In Canada where I live you could literally skate from my house 7 Kilometers to my office.
Can an adjuster go against the police reports findings about the road conditions?
please explain this alittle better i think i could be of good assistance to you on this......what do you mean 'go against' if what you are saying is (as an example) you rearended someone, because the road was wet/slick etc, and report reflects that or has the road conditions as a 'contributing factor' in the accident.......that doe not obsolve you of liabililty or repsonsiblity for the damages to the vehicle you struck bad road conditions or no.......more details and i can help more.......
