Safe Driving in Low Visibility

As the recent monsoon storms revealed, visibility on the road can drop very quickly.

Combine that with Arizona’s propensity for dust storms and knowing how to drive safely

in low visibility environments is crucial. So, without further ado, here are some of our

tips for safe driving:

 Keep your headlights on low – When you are driving in low visibility, keeping your

headlights on low will prevent you from blinding other drivers and causing a

crash. This is especially important in a dust storm.

 Slow down – This is perhaps the most important measure you can take when

driving in low visibility conditions. When you can’t see much, the best thing you

can do is to slow down to prevent yourself from hitting another car you can’t see.

 Pull all the way off the road – If visibility drops to zero, or drops so low that you

can no longer safely drive, then pull all the way off the road. This will keep you

out of the way of unsuspecting drivers and will help to prevent any damage or

injury.

We hope you stay safe on the roads, and if you do happen to get into an accident, we

are happy to help you navigate the insurance process. Just give AZ Insurance Team a

call or request a quote. As an Arizona-based insurance broker, we’re happy to answer

any questions you might have about insurance. We hope to hear from you soon!

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