With Lovert Mafukure

IT’S a norm to see accidents every time there’s a rain drop or two. It’s as if people become confused when the rains come down.

The problem is that we drive the same way when it rains as we do when the sun is shining. We ought to be a bit more patient in wet weather.

A wise man once said that the biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place.

When the rains come, visibility is a problem not to a select few but most of us drivers.

With misty windows and rains pouring down, communication is almost impossible between drivers and mostly everyone relies on fog lights and light signals to see the next person and his intentions.

But what happens when the next person cannot be seen or cannot see you? Well, food for thought.

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