The National Meteorological Service published a weather alert on Sunday at 4:39 am for dense fog until 8 am for Berkshire County.
“Quiet winds and damp earth conditions have allowed the dense dense fog to form at night. It is expected that the dense dense fog will be used early this morning before dissipating.
Guidance of the Meteorological Service to browse fog conditions
If you have to drive in fog conditions, take into account the following security tips:
Reduce speed:
- Slow down and assign an additional travel time to reach your destination safely.
Visibility priority:
- Make sure your vehicle is visible to others through low beam headlights, which automatically activate your rear lights. Use fog lights if the vehicle is equipped with them.
Avoid high beams:
- Abstain from using high ray lights, as they create dazzle, which makes you harder to see what you are in front of the road.
Keep a safe distance:
- Keep a significant next distance to take into account the stops or sudden changes in traffic patterns.
Stay -Blogs on your lane:
- Use the road lane marks as a guide to stay in the correct lane.
Visibility near Zero:
- In extremely dense fog where visibility is near to zero, the best course is to put the danger lights in the first place, and simply enter a safe location such as a local business car park and stop.
No parking options:
- If there is no parking area available, throw the vehicle as far as possible on the road. Once you are stationary, turn off all the lights, except for danger flashes, paste the emergency brake and release the brake pedal to ensure -you do not illuminate the tail lights, reducing the risk of other drivers who collide with your stationary vehicle.
When adhering to these precautions of the Meteorological Service, you can browse fog conditions more safely, reducing the likelihood of accidents and guaranteeing your personal safety.
Advance Local Weather Alerts is a service provided by United Robots, which uses automatic learning to collect the latest data from the National Meteorological Service.
Guidance of the Meteorological Service to browse fog conditions
If you have to drive in fog conditions, take into account the following security tips:
Reduce speed:
- Slow down and assign an additional travel time to reach your destination safely.
Visibility priority:
- Make sure your vehicle is visible to others through low beam headlights, which automatically activate your rear lights. Use fog lights if the vehicle is equipped with them.
Avoid high beams:
- Abstain from using high ray lights, as they create dazzle, which makes you harder to see what you are in front of the road.
Keep a safe distance:
- Keep a significant next distance to take into account the stops or sudden changes in traffic patterns.
Stay -Blogs on your lane:
- Use the road lane marks as a guide to stay in the correct lane.
Visibility near Zero:
- In extremely dense fog where visibility is near to zero, the best course is to put the danger lights in the first place, and simply enter a safe location such as a local business car park and stop.
No parking options:
- If there is no parking area available, throw the vehicle as far as possible on the road. Once you are stationary, turn off all the lights, except for danger flashes, paste the emergency brake and release the brake pedal to ensure -you do not illuminate the tail lights, reducing the risk of other drivers who collide with your stationary vehicle.
When adhering to these precautions of the Meteorological Service, you can browse fog conditions more safely, reducing the likelihood of accidents and guaranteeing your personal safety.
Advance Local Weather Alerts is a service provided by United Robots, which uses automatic learning to collect the latest data from the National Meteorological Service.