Driving in challenging weather demands extra caution and preparation. If possible, delay non-essential trips during adverse conditions. When facing rain, ice, or snow, maintain a safe distance, keep headlights on, slow down, and use higher gears to prevent skidding. In hail, ensure good visibility, reduce speed, and find a safe spot during severe conditions. For foggy conditions, drive sensibly, maintain distance, and use fog lights if visibility drops below 100 meters. In winter, stay alert, accelerate and decelerate gradually, slow down before turns, avoid sudden stops, and refrain from using cruise control. These measures enhance safety and help navigate various weather challenges effectively.