Rain makes roads slippery and hides hazards. Braking takes longer so maintain extra distance. Ensure wipers and lights work properly.

Smoke impairs visibility and may hide vehicles or animals. Use low-beam lights and prepare to stop. Stay calm and alert.

Sudden gusts can push your vehicle sideways. Adjust your steering to stay in lane and anticipate swaying from trucks.

Reduced visibility signs warn of conditions affecting sight. Slow down immediately and be prepared for stationary or slow traffic.

Mist can settle quickly in low areas. Drive with dipped headlights and avoid sudden braking. Be alert for vehicles without lights.

A thin water film can cause hydroplaning. Avoid harsh acceleration and braking. Steer smoothly to maintain control.

Snow and ice drastically reduce grip. Look for shiny patches on the road and avoid sudden movements.

Rain and spray can blind you temporarily. It is safer to stay behind until conditions improve. Use headlights and maintain lane.

Hail can damage your vehicle and reduce vision. Stop safely under shelter or on the roadside with hazards on.

Even light drizzle reduces tire grip. Use wipers at low speed and keep headlights on for visibility.

Trees and curves can hide other vehicles or animals. Avoid using high beams as they reflect back in fog.

Mountains can hide valleys filled with fog. Reduce speed before the descent and maintain safe spacing.

Crosswinds push against a broad surface. Stay in control and anticipate gusts near open plains or gaps.

Sudden change in light can affect visibility. Turn on dipped headlights and reduce speed before entry.

Conditions can vary sharply at tunnel ends. Prepare for poor grip and visibility as you exit. Adjust accordingly.

This sign alerts to extra danger ahead due to reduced traction. Anticipate corners or slopes where skidding is likely.

Water on the road can cause loss of steering. Do not brake harshly. Ease off throttle and steer with care.

Dust makes it harder to see and causes loose surfaces. Proceed slowly and stay in your lane. Avoid sudden actions.

Crosswinds push your car sideways. Keep a firm grip on the wheel and slow down. Be alert near open spaces.

Glare from the sun can reduce visibility. Use sun visor and polarized lenses. Drive cautiously during low-angle sunlight hours.

Near airports, jets may fly close to roads. Do not brake abruptly. Focus forward and maintain lane control.

Sudden wind affects stability especially on bridges or exposed roads. Adjust speed and stay alert for debris.

Snow reflects light and reduces visibility. Avoid high beams. Reduce speed and use smooth inputs for control.

Rain can wash mud onto roads making them slick. Avoid shoulders and brake early and gently.

Sand reduces visibility and affects breathing. Slow down and watch for changing terrain. Avoid tailgating other vehicles.

After rain, gravel surfaces become slippery. Slow down and steer gently. Keep more distance from other cars.

Hail may break visibility and distract drivers. Avoid panic braking. Pull over only when safe.

Conditions in mountains can change fast. Use headlights, reduce speed, and avoid overtaking on blind curves.

Spray from large vehicles blinds following cars. Keep back, use wipers on full, and pass only when vision clears.