Answer:
Compare and contrast driving in the winter and driving in the summer.
Wheather conditions would define the road, the car's elements required to ride properly and safely, as well as the driver's senses, and care to drive.
Step-by-step explanation:
The contrast of driving in winter or summer comes from three different perspectives. First, the impact of the weather on the road as well as the car. Because the road could freeze or gather snow to make it difficult for the car to ride unlike when summer impacts the road. Because the worst thing that could happen is an overheat of the road but that most likely won't happen because the materials used to build the roads aim to withstand the sun and heat. These conditions would impact the car in different ways. First, in winter, special tires and heat system would be necessary to prevent sliding in the rode and freezing of the car components. While in the summer the worst that could happen would be an increase in the heat but the cooling system would fix that. Also in winter, the driver has to be more focused on the road because a change in it would require a change of tires or a slow in the speed while in summer it would most likely never happen.