VISIBILITY

💡 Tips to improve visibility on the road

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Switching on lights, even during the daytime.
Ensure, where you can, not to remain in another vehicle's blind spot.
It is best not to travel at the same speed as a vehicle in a lane adjacent to you, especially if you are slightly behind the vehicle.
Before overtaking, you may want to briefly flash your lights so that the vehicle ahead is aware of your intentions, however make sure there is no oncoming traffic that may be confused by the signal.
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☠️ Inconspicuous dangers on the road

Inconspicuous dangers on the road refer to hazards that may not be immediately apparent to drivers but can still pose a serious threat to their safety. These dangers are often difficult to see or may be hidden by other objects, making them inconspicuous. Some examples of inconspicuous dangers on the road include:

Low-lying objects: Low-lying objects such as curbs, medians, and speed bumps can be difficult to see, especially at night or in poor visibility conditions. Drivers who are not aware of these objects may hit them, causing damage to their vehicle and potentially causing a loss of control.
Pedestrians and bicyclists: Pedestrians and bicyclists may be difficult to see, especially in low light conditions or if they are wearing dark clothing. Drivers who are not aware of these hazards may accidentally hit them, causing serious injury or even death.
Slippery roads: Roads may become slippery due to rain, snow, or ice, making it difficult for drivers to maintain control of their vehicle. This can be especially dangerous if drivers are not aware of the slippery conditions.
Blind spots: Blind spots are areas around a vehicle where the driver cannot see, even with the use of mirrors. Other vehicles, pedestrians, or bicyclists may be in these blind spots, making them difficult to see and potentially causing a collision.
Unmarked road hazards: Unmarked road hazards such as potholes or changes in road surface can be difficult to see, especially at night or in poor visibility conditions. Drivers who are not aware of these hazards may hit them, causing damage to their vehicle or a loss of control.

It's important for drivers to be aware of these inconspicuous dangers on the road and take precautions to avoid them. This includes regularly checking their mirrors and blind spots, driving at a safe speed for the conditions, and being alert to potential hazards on the road.

Drivers should also ensure their vehicle is well-maintained and equipped with proper lighting to improve visibility in low light conditions.

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