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Even on short„trips, your clothing should be loose-fitting and comfortable. After the car has warmed up, take off heavy outer clothing, but pull over to the side of the road to do it. Don’t try to struggle out of your coat while driving.
• If you should get caught on the road during a winter storm, keep calm. Give some indication that you’re in trouble - turn on your flashing lights, raise the hood, or tie a cloth from an antenna or door handle.
• Whatever you do, stay in the car. Don’t leave the car to find shelter or a telephone unless you can actually see one close by (really close - yards away). Disorientation comes very quickly in a blowing snowstorm. . • For heat, turn on the car engine for brief periods. To avoid deadly carbon monoxide poisoning, always leave a downwind window open slightly and make sure the exhaust pipe is clear of snow when the engine is running.
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