Weather Safety
Hurricanes, hail, tornadoes, flooding — these and other extreme weather conditions can threaten your driving safety and damage your car. Learn how to prepare for hazardous weather and help minimize the damage to your vehicle using our weather driving safety tips.
Weather Driving Safety Tips
Driving safety practices can protect you, your passengers and your vehicle. We give you the facts about safety equipment, and we keep you informed about the most important driving safety tips, including how to handle natural disasters and weather emergencies, how to keep your family safe when you're on the road, and more. But first, do you have the automobile insurance coverage you need?
Weather driving safety tips include:
- Driving During an Earthquake
Our driving safety tips can help you stay calm and put yourself in the best position possible during an earthquake.
- Flood Safety
Flash floods are the number one weather-related killer in the United States. Most flood fatalities happen because people try to drive through deadly waters rather than avoid them.
- Driving in a Hailstorm
When in a hailstorm, you can follow specific driving safety tips, including staying inside the vehicle, pulling off the road to a safe place, keeping your car angled, and more.
- Hurricane Safety
Hurricanes can spawn tornadoes, landslides and floods, so if you're in a hurricane's path, you should take extra precautions to ensure a safe evacuation and return to the area. Our weather driving tips can help.
- Winter Driving
Winter brings treacherous driving conditions, and ice storms can present more severe driving conditions than even major snowstorms. Find out how to navigate the roads in these conditions.
- Tornado and Windstorm Driving
If you're in a tornado's path, you don't have much time to find shelter from it. When you prepare for tornado season ahead of time, you can increase your chances of protecting yourself and your property in the face of a tornado or heavy windstorm.
