Thread by @lynnv378

Pro-Tip 1:
If it is pouring rain and your wipers are on, turn on your damn headlights. You put others at risk especially when there is low visibility and people can barely see your car. #FlickThatWrist

Pro-Tip 2:
If you're driving at night or in conditions that require lights, especially if in areas with no streetlights, and one or both of your headlights and or taillights don't work, take your car to get those lights fixed. You put others at risk with your broken ass lights.

Pro-Tip 3:
If you're driving at night, especially on curvy mountain roads with no streetlights and you see someone coming in your direction, turn off your damn high beam lights and then turn them back on after the car goes by. Your high beams blind people & put them at risk.

Pro-Tip 4:
If you're driving behind a car at night you shouldn't be driving so close your high beams make it so you can see inside their car. Either keep yourself at a respectful distance or turn off the high beams. Your high beams make it hard for drivers to use their mirrors.

Pro-Tip 5:
The rain or snow does not mean you go back to your driver's education days. It doesn't mean you forget how to drive. Your not being able to drive properly puts others at risk. Get it together.

Thanks for attending Lynn's Pro-Tip School of Driving.