Late-Fall Road Hazards: Wet Leaves and Black Ice Ahead
Late-Fall Road Hazards: Wet Leaves and Black Ice Ahead
US · Published Oct 28, 2025
Wet leaves on roads reduce traction, similar to ice, making it harder to control your vehicle.
Black ice, a thin, transparent layer, forms in freezing temperatures, blending with the road and causing skidding.
Shorter daylight hours reduce visibility; ensure headlights are clean and functioning, especially in poorly lit areas.
Late fall driving: unique challenges and solutions
Late fall presents unique challenges for drivers. The picturesque scenery of autumn can quickly turn treacherous with the arrival of wet leaves and the formation of black ice. Understanding these hazards and taking proactive measures is crucial for ensuring your safety on the road.
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