aldo98229
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Remember: 30 MPH on snow covered roads is like 100 MPH on bare pavement: the Jeep will take a LOT longer to react: to accelerate, to steer, to brake.
If you start to slide, the main thing is to (1) remain calm and (2) avoid abrupt actions.
You cannot regain control unless you remain calm. Donāt forget that steering into the direction of your slide helps you regain traction.
And remember, the freeway is where bad drivers get together. Like others have said, being surrounded by thousands of drivers totally unfamiliar with driving in those conditions is the biggest risk. Err on the side of caution at all times.
Drive safe.
Burt Reynolds...after driving in snow
If you start to slide, the main thing is to (1) remain calm and (2) avoid abrupt actions.
You cannot regain control unless you remain calm. Donāt forget that steering into the direction of your slide helps you regain traction.
And remember, the freeway is where bad drivers get together. Like others have said, being surrounded by thousands of drivers totally unfamiliar with driving in those conditions is the biggest risk. Err on the side of caution at all times.
Drive safe.
Burt Reynolds...after driving in snow
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