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Before driving after a rare Louisiana snow or ice storm, which preparation best protects visibility?
Correct answer: Clear all windows, lights, the hood and the roof.
Why
Before moving, clear snow and ice from the hood, roof and windows and keep lights free of ice or debris. Make sure the wipers, defroster and other needed equipment work. A small clear patch is not enough for observation, and loose snow can move into your view or other traffic.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Severe-weather visibility · p. 57
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