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Dangers of Driving in Severe Weather

12/11/2021 (Permalink)

Driving During Severe Weather is Dangerous to Yourself, Your Passengers and Others!

Before driving in severe weather, ask yourself;

Is this trip really necessary? 

If not, do not risk your life or anyone else’s. Do not underestimate the threat and consequences severe weather can cause, especially while on the road.

Proper readiness in the face of tornadoes, thunderstorms, and other severe weather situations can save your life along with others. Being on the road during severe weather is the most dangerous place to be at.  Depending on the type of storm, your vehicle could end up rolled, flipped, slammed into another vehicle or tree, or even lifted air borne.  Tornadoes for instance can lift semi-trailers and box trucks, fully loaded.  Flying debris may also hit you so if you choose to lay in a ditch for refuge, stay clear of your own vehicle.  Storms have been the cause of many vehicular fatal accidents.  Loved ones have been lost, mothers, children, fathers...  Please be careful when driving in severe weather conditions as it can have a fatal consequence.

Stay clear of roads if possible and always stay aware of where you are at and how to get to safety in emergencies.  Do not test mother nature. 

When in doubt, STAY HOME!

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