Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Top 5 Summer Driving Hazards (And How to Deal With Them)


On average, July is the warmest month of the year in Clearwater, Florida. As you prepare for long summer days at the beach, don’t forget to get ready for summer driving. The roads are busier during summertime. Everyone is scrambling on the highways to get to the Tradewinds Splash Island Water park or beach house on time. You are bound to come across driving behaviors and road distractions that will raise your blood pressure. Instead of being complacent behind the wheel, keep driving hazards on your radar. Ignoring them can put you and your loved ones at risk. Here are the top 5 summer hazards to watch out for and how to avoid them:

summer driving hazards

Road Construction 
Travel is not the only thing that peaks during summertime. Once summer is in full swing, roadway construction also kicks into high gear. The combination of increased travel and construction zones leads to crowded, slow-moving traffic. It’s no wonder accidents peak during the summer.