Even highly skilled drivers face serious challenges in complex conditions such as rain, night driving, and hilly terrain. Fatigue builds up during long drives, while visibility loss from glare or weather reduces reaction time. Human factors like overconfidence, multitasking, or ignoring early fatigue signs further increase risk, and drivers often dismiss AI prompts when they feel generic or poorly timed. On the machine side, rain and terrain can block sensors or reduce their reliability, yet drivers rarely receive feedback about these failures. Environmental factors like blind hill turns, wildlife crossings, and potholes add unexpected hazards. At the same time, AI systems contribute to overload by issuing too many alerts, repeating suggestions, or triggering prompts at critical moments, creating “prompt blindness.” Altogether, these overlapping issues leave drivers overwhelmed, distracted, and prone to errors, turning already difficult road conditions into high-risk scenarios.