1. Ensure your washer fluid is filled.
2. Make sure the defroster is working properly.
3. When driving, turn slowly and avoid unnecessary lane changing in precipitation or on slick roads.
4. If the car starts to slide, turn the car into the direction of the slide and take your foot off the brake.
If you are driving slowly, this measure will help you stop sliding and regain control of the car.
5. Watch for pedestrians. This becomes very important because they may choose to walk or stand
in the street if the sidewalk is covered with snow or ice.
6. Slow down and please ensure everyone is wearing their seat belt.
7. If you live in the snow belt, consider applying chains or snow tires. They help you gain and
maintain traction.
8, Pack your car with a blanket, shovel, flares, small bag of sand or kitty litter, batteries and
flashlight.
9. Packing food and water in your car is also a great idea if you're travelling long distances.
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