Each summer, during daylight saving time, everyone sets their
clocks one hour forward so we can all enjoy more daylight. But
when autumn rolls around, daylight saving time comes to an end,
meaning drivers need to be extra cautious while driving in the
evening.  During the fall and winter months, the days get
shorter which makes evening driving that much more dangerous.
Keep these factors in mind to ensure your safety.  ·        
Visibility: Make sure all the lights on your vehicle are clean
and in good working condition so you can see your surroundings
and others can see you. It’s also paramount to have good wiper
blades for adverse weather conditions.  ·         Speed: Your
headlights can only illuminate so far in front of you. The
faster you’re going, the less likely you are to be able to see
and stop in front of imminent danger. Keep in mind that most
speed limits are meant for clear conditions during the day, so
reduce your speed accordingly.  ·         Tire Tread: Many
drivers invest in new tires during