High-beams reflect off fog or rain, reducing visibility low-beams help you see and be seen.

Wait until visibility improves keep headlights on but not high beams.

Slower speed and smooth steering help tires maintain contact with the road.

Do not brake hard ease off the accelerator and regain control calmly.

Anticipate gusts, especially near open areas or when passing large vehicles.

Light braking dries the brakes and restores stopping ability.

Avoid injury from debris if the train hits the vehicle.

Avoid spinning tires and dig around wheels or use mats for traction.

Reduces reliance on brakes and prevents overheating or failure.

Turn off the engine and wait before checking coolant never open the radiator cap while hot.

Use parking lights if available and seek assistance immediately.

Glare can reduce visibility and slow down and adjust position if needed.

Turn on hazard lights wait in a safe location off the road.

Use engine braking and pump brakes if pressure drops.

Do not brake hard steer straight until you can stop safely.

Power steering failure may require more effort and do not continue at high speed.

Avoid panic and regain control and stop in a safe area.

Water entering the air intake or brakes can cause breakdown or accidents.

Visibility is critical and do not continue driving blind.

Sudden braking or steering can cause skids and control descent with lower gears.

Loose surfaces reduce traction and avoid sharp turns or sudden stops.

Sudden swerving may cause more serious crashes and stay in control.

Do not attempt to extinguish large fires and move passengers to a safe distance.

Unable to move, remain in the vehicle with seatbelt on and call for help.

Avoid stopping unless necessary keep alert for alarms or signals.

Dont turn off the ignition while moving and use neutral and brakes to slow down gradually.