What is the protocol for operating in low visibility conditions?

In low visibility conditions, the primary concern is ensuring the safety of both the operator and those around them. Using headlights is crucial as it enhances the visibility of the vehicle to other operators and enhances the operator's ability to see the surroundings. Reducing speed is equally important, as it allows for increased reaction time in case of encountering obstacles or other vehicles. Following air traffic guidance helps ensure that movements are coordinated with ground operations, thereby minimizing risk and maintaining the flow of traffic. This integrated approach is essential for maintaining safety and efficiency on the airside, particularly when visibility is compromised.