There are many hazards when traffic reduces to a slow crawl.
Traffic jams are often difficult for drivers because it demands
more precise driving and can be frustrating. KidsHealth makes
some recommendations for drivers stuck in traffic. Firstly,
checking the radio for real-time traffic news can help you
navigate a bad back-up. Next, it may be smarter to travel less-
popular roads in order to avoid worse traffic. There are also
certain times of the day which should be avoided, such as rush
hour in the mornings and evenings. Make sure you continue to
obey rules of the road even if you’ve only gone a few feet a
minute, such as using the shoulder to pass traffic. Check for
reckless drivers who are switching lanes quickly, and if you
need to exit the roadway make sure you have an escape plan. It
is also a wise idea to remain courteous in order to promote good
feelings and not encourage road rage. Other traffic hazards
include construction zones. Drivers should stay aware of roadway
debris and slow down whenever yo