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Before setting off in a gasoline car on a cold day, which approach balances visibility, safe operation and avoiding needless idling?
Correct answer: Clear snow, ice and fog, follow the starting instructions, then drive gently when safe
Why
Clear the vehicle and make sure the windows stay clear. Follow the manufacturer’s cold-start instructions, then drive gently when it is safe to move. Do not set a universal countdown that takes priority over visibility or the vehicle’s instructions.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Your Driver's Licence and Vehicle · p. 54, 55, 56
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