NASCAR Driver Jeb Burton Shares Visibility Tips for Fall Driving

For a driver navigating the tight, high-speed environment of the Bristol Motor Speedway, a clean view is a safety necessity. Debris such as rubber and oil accumulation makes constant maintenance of windshields, mirrors, and helmet visors a prerequisite for the race. Burton applies these same standards to his personal vehicle, utilizing the ammonia-free, foaming formula of Sprayway Glass Cleaner to cut through the grime that obscures vision during low-light conditions.

Beyond technical glass care, Burton suggests that drivers adopt a proactive approach to vehicle maintenance. Clearing both the interior and exterior of windshields is critical, particularly as the lower angle of the fall sun can amplify streaks and dust. Furthermore, keeping mirrors smudge-free and managing in-car clutter—such as sports gear and tailgating supplies—prevents distractions during travel. By treating daily commutes with the same rigor as a race-day preparation, drivers can ensure consistent visibility throughout the changing season.