Winter Driving Rules Gain From 11 Years of Study
The National Safety Council releases Basic Winter Driving Rules based on 11 years of research. Six rules urge drivers to feel road conditions, slow down, keep the windshield clear, use chains, pump brakes, and maintain distance. Tests on tires show chains outperform synthetic tires for snow and ice, with reinforced chains greatly reducing jackknifing risks for trucks.
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