| has gloss | eng: Wet weather driving is the operation of a motor vehicle in the rain, snow, sleet and fog. It is considerably more dangerous than motor vehicle operation in dry conditions. While driving through snow, many drivers slow down, limit distractions and drive carefully. However, in the rain and fog, people do not take the same precautions, leading to thousands of accidents a year in the United States alone. Most of these accidents are preventable; caused by drivers who fail to realize that wet weather driving is fundamentally different than dry weather driving. |