Driving with frost on the windshield

Posted in Firm News, Motor Vehicle Accidents on November 9, 2018

We have covered a number of dangerous behaviors that drivers exhibit while they are on roadways across the country. During the fall and winter months, many parts of the U.S. see colder temperatures set in and with this cooler weather comes risks that can lead to traffic crashes. Aside from snow, rain, fog and ice, some people may struggle with frost on their windshield, which can be especially problematic in the morning when many people are already be running late for work. Sadly, some people try to drive with too much frost on their windshield, which can seriously affect their visibility.

Sadly, those who drive with a frost-covered windshield may cause an accident because they are unable to see other vehicles or obstacles on the road. Moreover, they may have more difficulty avoiding a collision caused by some other driver’s behavior (such as losing control around an icy turn). It is imperative for drivers to clear their windows of frost and any other debris that could affect their ability to drive safely. From heating a car up before driving to scraping the windshield off properly, there are a number of ways this can be accomplished.

Sadly, some people have passed away after being hit by a driver who should not have been on the road due to their vehicle’s condition. Driving in the fall and winter can be tough enough given the poor weather conditions that many parts of the country experience and drivers should never take to the road when they cannot see out of their windows properly. For more information on driving in unsafe conditions, speak to a Seattle car accident lawyer today.