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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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Snow has stopped falling. Before driving your car, what must you do about accumulated snow or ice that could threaten other people or property?
Correct answer: Remove it, including from the hood, trunk and roof.
Why
Remove accumulated ice and snow that could threaten people or property, including from the hood, trunk and roof. Clear windows, mirrors and lights as well. The statute separately addresses precipitation that begins and continues during the trip and a vehicle while parked; those exceptions do not justify leaving hazardous buildup before this trip.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Snow and ice before driving · p. 13
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