What are the precautions for driving on highways in rainy weather?

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Sadie
07/25/25 2:00pm
Precautions for driving on highways in rainy weather are as follows: 1. Stay alert and beware of safety "traps": When driving on highways in rainy weather, many drivers have encountered safety "traps" such as water accumulation, potholes, and debris. In addition to staying focused, it is essential to turn on the windshield wipers and defogger to ensure clear visibility through the front and rear windshields for accurate judgment of the road conditions. At night, when visibility and sight distance are further reduced, the danger of these "traps" becomes even greater. Drivers must constantly monitor the road ahead and pass through such areas at low speeds when encountering them. 2. Check yourself and the vehicle: Drivers should rest well before setting out to ensure they have sufficient energy. Driving on highways, especially during the rainy season, requires extra attention due to poor visibility and slippery roads. Additionally, it is crucial to inspect the vehicle's condition thoroughly. Beyond routine checks such as brakes, steering, lights, dashboard, and tires, ensure the windshield wipers are in good working order during rainy weather to confirm all components are complete and effective. 3. Controlling speed is key when driving on highways during the rainy season: During the rainy season, intermittent rain can leave roads wet and slippery for extended periods, reducing the friction coefficient and impairing the vehicle's braking performance. Applying emergency brakes can easily cause the vehicle to veer or skid. Moreover, prolonged driving in rain or on slippery roads can lead to irritability and frustration, increasing the risk of traffic accidents. Drivers should maintain a moderate speed, generally between 80 to 90 km/h, and avoid sudden acceleration or hard braking during normal driving.
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