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On the Don drivers warned about the increased risk of accidents on the M-4

In the Rostov region due to rainy weather may increase the risk of an accident on the highway M-4 “Don”

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On the Don drivers warned about the increased risk of accidents on the M-4

In the Rostov region, due to rainy weather, the risk of an accident on the M-4 Don highway may increase. With a warning to motorists appealed to “Avtodor”.

Precipitation is expected on November 9 in the afternoon and evening in the region. In addition, in the morning, rain is possible on sections of the highway in the Tula and Lipetsk regions.

Wet roads are becoming more dangerous for drivers. Wheels are less adhesive to the coating, so the car can brake longer and respond less to control.

Motorists are advised to choose a safe speed, keep a distance to other cars and avoid sharp maneuvers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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