Be prepared for rain

Some handy tips go a long way in getting you home safe and above all, hassle free. You will reach your destination safe and sound by taking these simple measures

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Monsoon can throw up nasty surprises if one is not prepared for it. Driving on wet and slippery roads can be a tricky affair. Adding to that, our waterlogged and potholed roads raise serious concerns about safety for road users.

Apart from that, driving at night in the rain can be quite challenging. The windshield and the windows fog up, reducing visibility considerably. Headlights of oncoming traffic tend to refract through the wet windshield glass, putting considerable strain on eyesight. And our badly-lit roads pose even graver challenges to road safety. When driving in the rain it’s essential to reduce the speed and increase the distance between your car and the vehicle ahead in order to improve the reaction time and increase the braking distance.

Here are some tips about how to drive safely this monsoon.

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