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If you encounter packed snow or ice while traveling, how should you adjust your driving?
Correct answer: Slow down a lot, leave more space, and brake gently.
Why
Avoid driving in unfamiliar winter conditions when possible. If you must drive, slow down, allow a large following gap and make gentle changes in speed or direction. Test traction cautiously and watch for icy bridges and shaded areas. There is no universal half-speed rule that makes every icy road safe.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Speed on packed snow · p. 76, 77
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