Deadly Ice Road Madness – Cars Lose Control in Real Winter Storm #1

In winter, regular tires have low traction, so use winter tires. Check tire pressure regularly to maintain vehicle balance. Always keep a greater distance from the car ahead and brake gently and gradually. Use a low gear when going downhill and warm up the car before driving. Clean windows and mirrors, and approach bridges and curves at low speed. Do not use cruise control on slippery roads, and keep your lights on at all times. Check your brakes before the cold season and keep your speed low. When skidding, steer the wheel gently and keep the fuel tank half full. Carry emergency supplies and check the weather before traveling. Drive more cautiously at night, do not rely too much on safety systems, get enough rest, and always drive calmly to stay safe.

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