There are many types of roads, and it’s important to know how to drive on each because some offer less traction than others. Here’s the worst one.
A lot goes into ensuring the safety of yourself and others while on the road. Not only do you have to keep track of your car’s maintenance schedule to make sure it’s running at its best, but you also have to be aware of other motorists and their actions. On top of that, you also have to pay attention to your surroundings, pedestrians, weather conditions, and the condition of the road itself. While most vehicles have an easier time driving safely on designated roadways than other surfaces, not all roads are created equal.
If you’ve spent any amount of time on highways, side streets, driveways, and the like, you’re likely aware different roads mean different things. Chiefly, each type of road provide different levels of traction for your tires. Compared to the environment and public health-harming asphalt and, to a lesser extent, dirt roads, those made of gravel are the most tedious to navigate in this regard.
