Couldn’t see sh** last night with the fog outside

Riding a motorcycle in foggy conditions can be quite daunting, especially when visibility drops drastically. Last night, the fog was so thick that, like Fel0ny_jay mentioned, it was essentially impossible to see clearly. From my own experience, the key to safely navigating such weather lies in preparation and cautious riding. Firstly, fog drastically reduces the ability to judge distances and spot hazards early. It’s crucial to slow down and maintain a greater following distance than usual. Using fog lights or low beams is better than high beams, as high beams tend to reflect off the fog and actually reduce visibility. Furthermore, it’s important to wear reflective or bright clothing to make yourself more visible to other road users. If you’re using a helmet with a visor, anti-fog treatments or inserts can prevent fogging inside your helmet, which is vital for clear vision. The use of technology, like GPS navigation apps or phone mounts, can assist in keeping track of your route without having to rely solely on road signs which might be obscured by the fog. However, always ensure your devices are securely mounted to avoid distractions. Lastly, trust your instincts. If the fog becomes too heavy, it’s safer to pull over in a secure area until visibility improves rather than risking an accident. Riding through fog is a test of patience and alertness. Sharing experiences like Fel0ny_jay’s helps the motorcycle community stay informed and prepared for these challenging rides. Stay safe and enjoy your rides, even through the fog!