According to police, in some cases wet leaves can be even more slippery and dangerous than ice.
The Evesham Township Police Department is warning residents to be aware of wet leaves on the roadways and pathways this fall season.
According to police, in some cases wet leaves can be even more slippery and dangerous than ice.
Police ask residents to be aware of this when they are driving, walking, running or anything else.
Police say the rubber on the tires of a vehicle and on the soles of a resident’s shoes will most behave differently when in contact with wet leaves.
According to police, resident can help stay safe this fall with these tips:
• When driving or cycling, don’t brake on leaves, as wet leaves can be as slippery as ice
• Avoid sun glare
• Use your rain smarts
• Be careful on bridges
• Consistently adjust one’s eyes
• Watch out for deer and other animals when driving or cycling
• Always make sure one’s vehicle or bicycle is up to the task
