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DRIVING
I have only driven in the rain in Seattle.
However, I have driven in blizzards on mountain passes where the road could not be seen. I ski. It is a part of life. It sucks at times.
BOTTOM LINES;
YOU ARE IN NO HURRY TO GET IN AN ACCIDENT. DRIVE SLOW.
LEAVE PLENTY OF SPACE BETWEEN YOU AND THE NEXT CAR.
SUVs and 4 WHEEL DRIVE ARE WONDERFUL BUT BY NO MEANS OVER RIDE THE ABOVE.
KITTY LITTER THE BACK FOR WEIGHT AND TRACTION.
EXTRA WINDSHIELD FLUID
KEEP PROVISIONS IN YOUR CAR; EXTRA CLOTHES, HIKING BOOTS, FIRST AID KIT, BLANKET, FOOD/WATER. If you don't use it, someone else will such as a stranded car.
A lot of time, I will turn off the radio or turn it down to focus on driving and listen to my car.
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