Currently, dense fog has formed in some regions of the country. In some places, visibility does not exceed 100 metres, which can significantly complicate the road situation.
When driving in fog, reduce your speed, increase the distance and side clearance, switch on your low beam headlights and fog lights, and do not use your high beam headlights to avoid self-blinding. Drive while keeping to the right side. Orient yourself by road markings, buildings, power line supports, and roadside trees. If it is impossible to continue driving, turn on your hazard warning lights, smoothly reduce your speed to the minimum, and leave the roadway.Ensure that your external lighting devices, windscreen wipers, and cabin ventilation and heating systems are in good working order.
Do not forget that in exposed areas on wet asphalt, black ice can form even at temperatures around zero.
Pedestrians should wear bright, high-visibility clothing, and during darkness, they must use retroreflective elements. For advice on their correct use, see here