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vehicle slows down.

To stop on a slippery surface with disc brakes, light, constant pressure to the brake pedal just short of lock-up is recommended. Follow by an easy but slight let-up of pressure and then repeat the process.

“It is extremely important that drivers do not apply sudden or hard pressure with disc brakes. Drag of the brakes will cause momentary lock-up and a skid is likely,” Hanna warned.

For maximum vehicle control on slick roads keep both hands on the wheel.

“If a vehicle’s rear starts to skid to one side, ease up on the accelerator and steer front wheels in the direction of the skid. Panic and a wrong turn can only take seconds unless drivers have learned the proper steering method and are familiar with

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