Driving in misty conditions can be dangerous due to reduced visibility and slippery roads and therefore requires special caution.

Here are some essential tips to stay safe:

1.Use the right lights

Turn on fog lights (if your car has them) and low-beam headlights. High beams reflect off the mist, reducing visibility. Ensure tail lights are on so other drivers can see you.

2. Reduce speed and increase following distance

Drive slower than usual and allow extra time for braking. Keep a safe following distance—at least 4–5 seconds behind the vehicle ahead.

3.Stay focused and avoid distractions

Keep your eyes on the road and avoid looking at bright lights that can cause glare. Use road markings (like the solid white line on the side) as a guide.

4.Avoid Sudden Movements

Brake gently to avoid skidding. Accelerate and steer smoothly to maintain control of your vehicle.

5.Roll down your window (if necessary)

If visibility is extremely poor, roll down your window slightly to hear approaching vehicles.

6.Be cautious on wet roads

Mist can make roads slick. Drive slowly to prevent hydroplaning.

6.Pull over if it’s too dangerous

If visibility is near zero, find a safe place to pull over (away from the road), turn on your hazard lights, and wait for conditions to improve.