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Guidance on Night & Adverse Weather Driving
Discourage driving at night and in adverse weather conditions whenever possible, particularly where there is reduced visibility, high winds or where road surfaces become hazardous due to ice, snow, flooding or where there is a danger of drivers becoming stranded in remote locations.
If journeys cannot be avoided, e.g. for the delivery of goods or services, they must be thoroughly prepared. Weather reports and warnings should be considered when planning the routes and throughout the journey. E.g. avoid locations such as high level bridges on the route after a gale warning.
Advise drivers to carry out safety checks of the vehicle, including light, reflectors, windscreen wipers and water.
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