Adapt your driving to visibility, standing water, tire condition, surrounding traffic, road design, and local rules. Let changing conditions—not a universal speed reduction or fixed following-distance count—determine when to slow down, reroute, or stop.
Compare recent fuel use with your own baseline, then review driving conditions, tires, maintenance, warning signs, vehicle loads, weather, and possible mechanical faults. A consistent fill-up record helps separate a real change from normal variation.
