Driving in heavy rain can make your tires have less grip on the road.

Foggy weather makes it easier to see far distances when driving.

Snowy roads generally have more traction than dry roads.

It is safe to use cruise control on icy roads.

Strong winds can affect the stability of large vehicles like trucks and buses.

Headlights should always be turned on during the day when it is raining.

When driving in fog, it is best to follow closely behind the taillights of the car in front of you.

Ice on the road is usually more dangerous when the temperature is just below freezing than when it is much colder.

A sunny day always means safe driving conditions.

When driving in heavy snow, it is recommended to brake gently and avoid sudden movements.

Hail can cause damage to a vehicle's exterior, such as dents.

Driving through puddles of water can cause a car to lose traction and steering control, a phenomenon called hydroplaning.

It is a good idea to warm up your car for a long time before driving in very cold weather.

Thunderstorms can cause reduced visibility due to heavy rain and lightning.

When driving in icy conditions, it is best to accelerate quickly to get moving.

Strong sunlight can create dangerous glare on the road, especially when it is low on the horizon.

Driving in a blizzard is generally safer than driving in light snow.

If your car starts to hydroplane, you should immediately slam on the brakes.

Overcast skies can sometimes make it harder to judge distances accurately.

A car's braking distance is shorter on wet roads than on dry roads.