Good visibility for driving is a clear day where you can see as far in front of you as possible. Visibility can impact several aspects of driving, including your reaction time, line of sight, depth perception, and more.
While you may learn that the three-second rule leaves enough time to react to other drivers, experts now say that a 15- to 20-second rule is ideal. This means that you should look or scan as far ahead as possible on roadways to avoid:
However, even great visibility is sometimes hindered by factors out of your control. That’s why you need great car insurance—but shouldn’t overpay for it.