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What combination is safest when a road may be icy?
Correct answer: Lower speed, more space ahead, and gentle control inputs.
Why
Ice reduces available grip, so slow early, increase space, and steer, brake, and accelerate smoothly.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Driving on ice · p. 71
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