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stopping on. tne pavement, u Flares or other warning lights|: should be used in event of, emergency stops, he says.. And he offers the following; additional tips, explaining that, "It is up to you to ‘winterize’ your car, your driving techniques and your determination to avoid collisions": * Keep windshield and windows clear. Be sure that wiper 1 blades, heater and defroster are working properly. Venti-j late to keep the inside of win-| dows from fogging and to prevent carbon monoxide poi-i soning. ,
* Have good tires, and usej tire chains for severe ice and snow conditions. Mud and snow tires have limitations, and! should not be depended upon! for all driving and road con-! ditions during the winter months.
* To "get the feel of the road", try your brakes or gently press the accelerator
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