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When it comes to driving in unfavorable weather conditions, the best option is to not drive at all. However, many drivers don't have much say in the matter either because of work, an emergency or just a desire to get home before conditions get much worse.
Around the U.S., ice, freezing rain and fluctuating winter temperatures can leave roadways littered with potholes, causing vehicle damage and costly repairs for motorists, says AAA. In some cases, the company added, the impact of poor road conditions can leave a vehicle owner with repair bills ranging from under $250 to more than $1,000 depending on the extent of the damage, the make of the vehicle and the make of the tires.
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