How Do You Take Snow And Ice Off Your Vehicle ?

Here are some tips worth remembering when it comes to getting the snow off your car: Snow and ice flying off your vehicle's roof can cause accidents and even fatalities. Do yourself and other drivers a favor and take an extra minute to completely clear off the roof. Clearing both the windshield and rear window: increases your visibility. Be sure to break up snow and ice buildup around your windshield wipers and washer fluid nozzles, too. Removing snow from the side windows and side view mirrors areas can be just as important as removing it from your windshields since this will enable you to have clear vision to traffic both from the side and rear. Uncovering your headlights and taillights will help other drivers see you—and that’s especially important in poor winter weather conditions. It’s often against the law in many states to have your license plate obstructed in any way. It literally takes just one swipe to clear it. Car-Lottta reminds you that Pennsylvania Drivers can be fined up to $1,000 when snow and ice flying off of their moving vehicle causes damage or injury to another vehicle or pedestrian.