What should a rider do in dangerous environmental conditions such as heavy fog?

In dangerous environmental conditions like heavy fog, the best action for a rider is to stop in a safe place to wait it out. When visibility is significantly reduced, riding becomes exponentially riskier as it hinders the rider's ability to see other vehicles, obstacles, or changes in the road conditions. Stopping reduces the chances of an accident and allows the rider to assess the situation and resume their ride when it is safer to do so.

Stopping in a safe area also helps avoid potential hazards that could come from other road users who may not be adapting to the poor visibility conditions. It is essential for riders to prioritize their safety and well-being, especially in problematic weather conditions. This approach fosters a greater awareness of the surrounding environment and the risks associated with continuing to ride under such circumstances.