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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
What should you usually do if stranded in snow?
Correct answer: Stay with the vehicle unless sure you can reach help
Why
If stranded in snow, usually stay with the vehicle unless you are sure you can safely reach help. Seek assistance and conserve warmth. If running the engine briefly for heat, check that the exhaust is clear and undamaged, leave a window slightly open and have someone stay awake.
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