Video FAQ

Georgia witnesses diverse weather patterns throughout the year, spanning snowstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes. While driving remains technically feasible in all weather types, it's crucial to prioritize safety. Here are tips for staying safe while driving in these five types of inclement weather:

• Rain: Driving in storms necessitates activating windshield wipers and headlights. Ensure a clear windshield using the defrost setting. Stay patient, avoid cruise control, and seek alternate routes if roads start flooding.
• Ice and Snow: If navigating icy conditions, practice patience and drive slowly. Keep windows clear using wipers and defrost. Use brakes cautiously to maneuver slippery roads.
• Fog: Despite seeming less risky than tornadoes, driving in fog poses dangers. Turn on low-beam headlights, pull over with hazard lights in low visibility.
• High Winds: For vehicles with higher centers of gravity, avoiding driving is advisable. If driving is unavoidable, watch for flying debris and maintain a firm grip on the steering wheel.
• Tornadoes: During severe weather, stay informed through local news and weather stations. Avoid attempting to chase tornadoes. Exit the car and seek immediate shelter. If shelter is unattainable, lie face down in a ditch, shielding your head and neck.

Irrespective of weather conditions, prioritize safety—buckle up and stay focused on the road. For legal assistance concerning Workers' Compensation, contact Great House Trial Law today. Connect with us online at atltriallaw.com or via phone at (404) 599-9999.