What should additional advance warnings consider during adverse weather conditions?

During adverse weather conditions, it is crucial to consider factors that can significantly impact driver perception and safety on the road. Limited sight distances due to roadway geometry is a critical factor because visibility can be drastically reduced in severe weather situations, such as fog, rain, snow, or ice.

When drivers are unable to see far ahead, they may not react appropriately to hazards, changing traffic patterns, or other incidents occurring on the roadway. By implementing additional advance warnings that account for these limited sight distances, traffic management can enhance driver awareness and encourage safer driving behaviors. This could include placing warning signs at strategic points where visibility is compromised, thus providing drivers with adequate time to prepare for the conditions ahead.

This focus on limited sight distances contrasts with the other options, which, while important in a broader traffic management strategy, do not specifically address the immediate need for visibility and awareness during adverse weather conditions. For example, improved roadway markings, increased traffic enforcement, and traffic signal adjustments, although beneficial, do not directly mitigate the effects of reduced visibility that come with adverse weather.