1993 Chevrolet Corvette Owner's Manual - Page 190

1993 Chevrolet Corvette Manual

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...-. . , Tips on Driving in Fog If you get caughtin fog, turn your headlights on low bearit, even in daytime. You'll see-and be seenbetter. Use your fdg lights. Don't use your high beams.The light wil1,bounce off the water dropletsthat make up fog and reflect back at you. Use your defogger. In high humidity, even a light buildup of moisture on the inside of the glass will -cutdown on your already limited visibility.Runyour windshield wipers .andwasher occas.itmdl.y.Moisture c5u1bui1d:up on the outside.glass, and what .seems to be fog may'actnrilly b-e-moisture the on outside of yoarwindshield. r Treat densefog as an emergency. T y to find.a-placeto pull off the road, Of course you want to respect another's property, but you might need-toput Everybody then has a .betta-chanceto avoid hitting the vehide ahead. A patch of dense fog may extend only Driving in Fag, lMfst and Haze €ora few feet (meters) orfor miles Fog can occur with high humidity or (kilometers); you can't really tell while heavy frost. It can beso mild that you you're in it. You.can only treat the can see through it for several hundred situation with extrbme care. feet (meters). Or it might be so thick One cornmon fog conditionthat you can s'ee only a f e w feet sometimes called mist or ground fag(meters) ahead. It'maycome suddenly can happenin weather that .seems to an athenvise dear road. And it can perfect, especially at night or in the be a mjolc hazard. early morning in valley and low, marshy When you driveinto .a fog patch, your areas.You canbe suddenly enveloped visibility will be.reduced quickly.The in thick, wet haze may even coat that biggest dangers'are strilung.the vehicle your windshield.You can often spot ahead or being struck by the one behind. these fog patches or mist layerswith Tryto "read" the fog density down the YOW~ headlights. But sometimes they mad. If the vehicle ahead starts to can be waiting for you as you come over become less clear or, at night, if the a hl or dip into a shallow valley. Start il tai11,ightsare hader to see, the fog is yaur windshield wipers and washer to probably thickning. Slow down to give help clear accumulated roaddirt. Slow tr&c behind you a chance to -slaw.down. down carefully.

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..
..
-.
.
,
Driving
in
Fag,
lMfst
and
Haze
Fog
can
occur
with
high
humidity
or
heavy
frost.
It
can
be
so
mild that
you
can
see
through
it
for
several
hundred
feet
(meters).
Or
it
might
be
so
thick
that you
can
s’ee
only
a
f e w
feet
(meters)
ahead.
It’may
come
suddenly
to
an
athenvise dear road.
And
it
can
be
a
mjolc
hazard.
When
you
drive
into
.a
fog
patch,
your
visibility
will
be.
reduced
quickly.
The
biggest
dangers
‘are
strilung.
the
vehicle
ahead
or
being
struck
by the
one
behind.
Tryto
“read”
the
fog
density
down
the
mad.
If
the vehicle ahead
starts
to
become
less
clear
or,
at
night,
if
the
tai11,ights
are
hader
to
see,
the
fog
is
probably
thickning.
Slow
down
to
give
tr&c
behind
you
a
chance
to
-slaw.down.
Everybody
then has
a
.betta
-chance
to
avoid
hitting
the
vehide
ahead.
A
patch
of
dense
fog
may
extend
only
€or
a
few
feet
(meters)
or
for
miles
(kilometers);
you
can’t
really
tell
while
you’re
in
it.
You.
can
only
treat
the
situation
with
extrbme
care.
One
cornmon
fog
condition-
sometimes
called
mist
or
ground
fag-
can
happen
in
weather that .seems
perfect,
especially
at
night
or in the
early
morning
in
valley and
low,
marshy
areas.
You
can
be
suddenly
enveloped
in
thick,
wet
haze
that may
even
coat
your
windshield.
You
can often
spot
these
fog
patches
or
mist
layers
with
Y O W ~
headlights.
But
sometimes they
can
be
waiting
for
you
as
you
come
over
a
hill
or
dip
into
a
shallow
valley. Start
yaur
windshield
wipers
and
washer
to
help clear
accumulated
road
dirt.
Slow
down
carefully.
Tips
on
Driving
in
Fog
If
you
get
caught
in
fog,
turn
your
headlights
on
low
bearit,
even
in
daytime.
You’ll
see-and
be
seen-
better.
Use
your
fdg
lights.
Don’t
use
your
high
beams.
The
light
wil1,bounce
off
the
water
droplets
that
make
up
fog
and
reflect
back
at
you.
Use
your
defogger.
In
high
humidity,
even
a
light
buildup
of
moisture
on
the
inside
of
the glass
will
-cut
down
on
your
already
limited
visibility. Runyour
windshield
wipers
.and washer
occas.itmdl.y. Moisture
c5u1
bui1d:up
on
the outside.
glass,
and what
.seems
to
be
fog
may’actnrilly
b-e-moisture
on the
outside
of
yoarwindshield.
Treat
dense
fog
as
an
emergency.
Try
to
find.a-place
to
pull
off
the
road, Of
course
you
want to respect another’s
property,
but
you
might
need-to put