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- Preparation is Key. Have you considered preparing your car for winter? It’s crucial to ensure safety during challenging weather conditions, including freezing rain.
- Adjust Your Driving Habits. Slow Down: Reduce your speed to account for the road conditions. Remember, the posted speed limits are designed for ideal conditions, not for roads covered in ice.
- Handling Skids. Front-wheel Skid: If your front wheels lose traction, don’t panic. Ease off the gas and steer in the direction you want to go. Once the wheels regain traction, you can then turn the wheels in the desired direction.
- Braking on Icy Roads. With ABS (Anti-lock Braking System): If your vehicle has ABS, do not pump the brakes. Apply steady pressure, and you’ll feel the brakes pulse, which is normal.
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Adjusting your driving habits in freezing rain helps you navigate these conditions more safely. Safe driving techniques to keep in mind include: Lower your speed: Driving more slowly can help improve traction and control— and can give you more time to react.
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If you absolutely must drive in freezing rain: Give yourself plenty of time as the commute will most likely take longer. While on the road, keep your space between other vehicles and watch out for snow plows and salt trucks.
