Travel If You Have To

In extreme cold, you shouldn’t travel unless it’s absolutely necessary. Staying inside will reduce the chance of getting frostbite or risking uncertain road conditions. If you do need to leave the house, be sure to brush up on best practices for winter driving safety. Make sure you have a flashlight with fresh batteries and a full tank of gas. Carry extra blankets, clothes and an car emergency kit with food and water in case you get stuck or stranded. Winter driving definietly has its challenges and calls for quick decision making, patience and a little bit of know-how. Here are a few common mistakes of winter drivers : Tailgating Speeding Getting stuck Ice on the windshield Snow on the roof Driving with high beams on Just like other people's driving, winter weather can be unpredictable. Even the safest, most experienced drivers can get into an accident. It’s always aggravating when other drivers put you at risk. Getting stuck behind a driver who is spinning their tires or not paying attention isn’t just annoying… it’s dangerous.