Check real-time driving conditions for 280+ locations across New Zealand and internationally. Our physics-validated report analyses live weather and calculates how today's conditions affect your stopping distance, tyre grip, following distance, and overall road safety — personalised to your vehicle.
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How does weather affect stopping distance?
Wet roads increase stopping distance by 35–50%. At 100 km/h, a car that stops in 63 m on dry road needs 85–95 m on wet road. Our report calculates your exact distance based on current weather, your vehicle type, and tyre condition.
What following distance should I keep today?
The 2-second rule applies in dry conditions (56 m at 100 km/h). In rain, double to 4 seconds. Towing? Use 4–6 seconds. This report auto-calculates your recommended gap for right now.
Does temperature affect my tyre pressure?
Yes — pressure changes by ~1 PSI per 5–6 °C. A 15 °C overnight drop can lose 2–3 PSI, reducing grip and increasing fuel use. We show your adjusted pressure for today's temperature.
