Driving During Low Visibility

Fog can create dangerous road conditions but being prepared can help you avoid
accidents. The most hazardous thing about driving in the fog is the reduced visibility.
To help you stay safe in the fog we’ve put together a list of driver safety tips.
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Do not start 
your journey .
if visibility is 
less than 
100m.
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Don’t use your 
high beams
Use 
Fog Light or 
Low Beam
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Slow down 
while driving 
in FOG.
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Allow More 
Distance 
Between 
Vehicles
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Maximize 
your visibility
by cleaning 
windshield 
and defrosting 
your car.
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Do not use 
cruise control.
It is not safe 
when road 
conditions are 
hazardous
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Give people 
extra time to 
see your car.
Signal earlier 
than usual
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Do not use your 
hazard light 
while driving. 
Use this if you 
need to pull off 
the road
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Avoid audio 
disturbance 
inside the car . 
You should be 
focusing on the 
road.
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Lane Change / 
Overtake  is 
dangerous in 
foggy 
condition
 Procedure for Driving During Foggy Conditions
1. Do not start your journey if visibility is less than 100m.
2. If you must drive in fog for official trips, then approval must be obtained by Line
Manager.
3. If situation deteriorates, find a safe place to park the vehicle and wait until
visibility improves before driving again.
4. Inform your Line Manager, in case you will be late due to fog. We all have to be
accountable when making these decisions.
5. Follow ADCO Life Protection Rules No. 1 regarding road safety and ADCO
Journey Management System.