In which situation should you be particularly cautious about visibility?

Being particularly cautious about visibility in foggy or rainy conditions is critical due to the significant reduction in the distance you can see ahead and the potential for slippery roads. Fog can greatly obscure not only your view of other vehicles but also road signs, traffic signals, and turns. Rain can create a film on the windshield, making it harder to see, while also causing water to accumulate on the roads, increasing the risk of hydroplaning.

In these conditions, it’s vital to use your headlights properly, reduce speed, and increase following distances to ensure adequate reaction time to any obstacles or changes in traffic conditions. Making conscious efforts to improve visibility, such as using windshield wipers and defogging systems, also becomes essential. Recognizing these factors helps drivers adapt their behavior appropriately when navigating through adverse weather.