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January, 29 2013 admin Blog
Winter driving can be inconvenient, annoying, and even infuriating. Winter is by far the most difficult driving season. Not only do you have snow and ice to deal with, but there are fewer hours of daylight as well. Using our tips below, you can offset those aggravations and be prepared for winter driving.
If your rear wheels start to skid:
To avoid skids, brake carefully and gently on snow or ice. “Pump” your brakes in slow, steady strokes. Allow the wheels to keep rolling. If they start to lock up, ease off the brake pedal. As you slow down, you may also want to shift into a lower gear. When sleet, freezing rain or snow start to fall, remember that bridges, ramps, and overpasses are likely to freeze first. Also be aware that slippery spots may still remain after road crews have cleared the highways.