What action should you take when driving in adverse weather conditions?

When driving in adverse weather conditions, increasing your following distance and reducing speed is essential for safety. Adverse conditions such as rain, snow, fog, or ice can significantly affect vehicle traction and visibility. By slowing down, you allow yourself more time to react to any changes in the environment or to the behavior of other drivers. Additionally, increasing your following distance provides a greater buffer zone between your vehicle and the one in front of you, which is especially important in slippery conditions where stopping distances can be much longer than normal. This approach helps in preventing accidents and ensures more controlled handling of the vehicle under challenging circumstances.