The options that are considered "severe driving" conditions are:
- Driving in dusty conditions (Option C)
- Driving in extremely hot or cold temperatures (Option D).
How do you manage Driving in severe Conditions?
Take it easy. On slick roads, braking takes longer – the slower you travel, the easier it is to notice possible dangers and manage, slow, and stop your car. Check that your vehicle is weather-ready (check your battery, windshield wipers and washer fluid, tires, antifreeze, and headlights).
If you know the journey will be unpleasant, question whether you really need to go. To avoid any problems, consider rescheduling or using other transportation.
If you must travel, use the Journey Management Plan to plan ahead of time. Check your vehicle's tyres, brakes, windshield wipers, lights, and fluid levels to ensure that it is ready for the voyage.
Be prepared for emergencies and carry emergency equipment. Always bring drinking water and a blanket for unexpected weather.
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