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If the cameras (or our eyes) are obstructed, you shouldn't drive at all.

• piva00 2y ago
  People drive all the time in snowstorms around here in Sweden and Norway, lower speeds but outside of a major blizzard with zero-visibility people still drive and reasonably safely. I used to drive through torrential storms in Brazil, where the highest level of the wipers was barely enough to keep water out of the windshield, never had an issue when keeping safe speeds either (even though Brazilian traffic is murderous).
  • vardump 2y ago
    Driving in a torrential rain can be terrifying. Literally can't see practically anything in any direction. Haven't seen an equivalent snowstorm so far. Even in the worst case there's still at least 30 ft / 10 m visible range. Which is not great, but at least something. In both cases, if at all possible, better to stay put!