Comparing Driving In Winter And Driving In The Summer

Driving in the winter and driving in the summer are definitely different ways of driving but they do share some similarities. You could probably already list a few differences off the bat. In the paragraphs that follow you’ll learn what driving in these two seasons do and don’t have in common. When driving in these two seasons you will either come across accidents, see one occur, or be in one yourself. Car accidents happen all year round; nearly every minute a car crashes worldwide. Hydroplaning is a type of accident that can happen both in winter and in summer where you lose control of your car. In winter you can hydroplane when your car slips on ice and in summer it happens when it’s raining and the ground gets slippery. A number one rule when driving is to always be cautious to your surroundings. People may be texting, talking on the phone, crossing the road, cars backing out, drunk drivers, bad drivers, or just people totally not paying attention. Any street that you go on has traffic lights, and what follows traffic lights…traffic, you can never get away from traffic…unless you are in total country.Also you always have to use your headlight when dark or foggy outside. This …show more content…
We definitely are talking about winter and not summer now. You always have to be careful while driving but especially when there’s a blizzard going on around your car. I know that it is not always snowing in the winter but that depends on where you are! Some days may not even be drivable even when the snow mobiles are attempting to clear the snow off the roads, so you’re stuck inside all day. One big precaution that you have to watch out for is black ice. Black ice is called this because it lays directly on the blacktop and is very hard to spot. It is a main accident causer in winter. Don’t get me wrong a winter’s drive is a pretty place to be with the