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Before driving after a Kansas snow or ice storm, which preparation best protects visibility?
Correct answer: Clear snow and ice from all windows, lights and wipers.
Why
Remove snow and ice from the vehicle before driving, including every window, the windshield, lights and wipers. Clear glazing and working lights let you see and be seen. A small peephole is not an adequate field of view, and driving fast is not a safe way to clear the vehicle.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Winter visibility · p. 109
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