HOW TO DRIVE SAFELY IN GOA'S MONSOON AVOIDING WEATHER-RELATED ACCIDENTS

"Monsoons in Goa are breathtaking, but on the road, beauty should never blind you to caution. Drive slow, stay alert, and let safety steer the way."

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The monsoon transforms Goa into a lush green paradise, but for drivers, it also brings a different reality-slippery roads, sudden flooding, poor visibility, and increased chances of accidents. Whether you're a tourist exploring coastal routes or a local commuting daily, monsoon driving in Goa requires special attention.

UNDERSTAND THE RISKS Goa's narrow roads, especially in rural and coastal areas, can become quickly flooded during heavy downpours. Potholes hidden under puddles and loose gravel can cause drivers to lose control, while sharp turns on hilly roads are especially dangerous when wet. Fog and rain can reduce visibility, and in forested or highland areas, the risk of landslides or fallen branches can't be ignored.

WHY MONSOON DRIVING IS RISKY IN GOA Goa's road network, though scenic, includes narrow lanes, winding hills, and rural routes where drainage may not always be ideal.