What are the precautions for driving in foggy weather?

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Precautions for driving in foggy weather include using lights properly, paying attention to speed limits, and avoiding sudden braking. The following are detailed explanations of the above precautions: Using lights properly: When driving in foggy conditions, turn on the fog lights. If the fog is very heavy, also turn on the hazard lights to avoid rear-end collisions and fender benders. Do not use high beams in foggy weather. Paying attention to speed limits: When driving in foggy areas, adjust your speed according to visibility. Turn on the anti-glare low beams, width lights, and taillights, and increase the following distance appropriately. Reduce your speed, not exceeding 20 kilometers per hour. Avoiding sudden braking: Sudden braking can easily cause the driver behind to react too late, leading to a rear-end collision. On highways, this is more likely to cause a chain-reaction rear-end collision.