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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
How should you drive on ice or snow?
Correct answer: Plan ahead, slow down, use smooth controls, leave space
Why
On snow or ice, plan manoeuvres early, reduce speed and use smooth acceleration, steering and braking. Leave extra space, slow before curves and avoid cruise control. If conditions are too dangerous, delay or safely stop the trip.
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