How to React to Extreme Weather When Driving #Infographic

Published by Web Desk Friday, February 12, 2016

Weather varies greatly across the United States. While it may be snowing in the Northeast, it could easily be 70 degrees in Texas. So, here's the question. How do you prepare for that difference in weather when driving? When it comes to snow, ice, and rain, you need to slow down and take your time when driving. What about high winds? It's actually not the best advice to stop under a nearby underpass because it can create a wind tunnel and actually endanger you instead of helping you. High heat can also pose several problems to drivers.

First of all, dehydration poses a great risk to the driver and passengers. It also places a great strain on your car, which may cause it to overheat. If your car registers as extremely hot, you should pull over immediately. Check out this infographic for more in-depth tips on driving in extreme weather and getting to your destination safely!

Infographic by: blog.cjponyparts.com

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