Here are the most common summer driving issues—and how to stay safe:
What Happens: High temperatures, especially in stop-and-go traffic, can cause your engine to overheat.
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What Happens: Hot pavement increases air pressure in tires, which can lead to blowouts—especially if the tires are worn or underinflated.
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What Happens: Heat can lead to dehydration, drowsiness, and slower reaction times behind the wheel.
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What Happens: Summer means more road trips, construction projects, and tourist traffic, all of which can cause congestion and aggressive driving.
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What Happens: Schools are out, which means more inexperienced drivers and rental cars on the road.
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What Happens: Sun glare can reduce visibility, while prolonged exposure can cause discomfort or even sunburn through your windshield.
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What Happens: Summer weather brings out more people on two wheels or on foot, which increases the risk of collisions.
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