A Difference between Driving in the Winter and Driving in the Summer

COMPARE AND CONTRAST DRIVING IN THE WINTER AND DRIVING IN THE SUMMER
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Compare and Contrast Driving in the Winter and Driving in the Summer 1
Driving in different weather seasons requires meticulous attention and understanding of the road. Unlike new drivers who might believe that driving is similar throughout the year, experienced drivers most likely comprehend the challenges and excitements of summer and winter driving. Notwithstanding, safe driving should be an utmost priority for every road user, mainly when dealing with traffic snarl-ups and blurred visions in the various seasons. In comparing winter and summer driving, the apparent emanating differences are daylight variation, temperature, and precipitation. Each of the mentioned elements can alter driving circumstances considerably. It can sometimes devastate even seasoned drivers to be on the road during these situations, and most motorists would often abstain from driving in particular weather conditions. The only solution to avert accidents during unfavorable weather conditions is a high discipline in road usage. All motorists should drive at safe speeds, obey all road signs and be polite and courteous to other road users. Dangerous driving behaviors like tailgating, not yielding the right of way, speeding, and weaving in and out of traffic can cause collisions and unnecessary wrecks. However, driving in winter and summer has advantages if motorists respect different seasons` upshots and adhere to road signs and regulations.
The sweltering summer heat usually poses the greatest danger to driving during this season. During summer, motorists should be wary of the blinding sun, wear sunglasses, and position their visors appropriately. The sizzling hot, humid weather may fog up windshields, necessitate lubricants and fluids to break down swiftly, add more stress to tires, and cause more wear and tear to vehicles. One might find putting air conditioners on viable in cooling the temperatures for passengers but leaving it on for too long may also cause overheating of the car. In most instances, parents have fo...