Discussion:Drive Safely in Fog

This article can really be beneficial to drivers who aren't as experienced with driving in fog. I support FA.

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This article is good; however, it needs to mention one of the most important things to do while driving in fog: SLOW DOWN.

A discussion of slower driving in fog would cover things like 1) don't drive faster than you can see / stop safely; 2) many drivers don't slow down, and so crashes occur because of the fast drivers; 3) emergency flashers might be turned on to notify other drivers that you are exercising caution and to increase visibility.