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Have you ever seen someone driving down the road with only a small area cleared on the windshield? Never do this! Take the time to clear your windshield or to let your defroster clear it for you.
Also, don’t forget the wind-,* shield wiper blades — they can freeze and will not do a good job of clearing falling snow or rain.
Make sure all lights work and are clear of ice and/or snow.
Once you have done all of the above recommendations you are ready to drive. Driving safety begins with your awareness of your vehicle, the conditions of the njad, and other drivers. The most common accidents happen during rear-end collisions, at intersections and while backing the vehicle. And the number one cause of winter driving accidents is driving too fast. The key to preventing accidents is space.
Speed — The faster you drive, the less reaction time you have. Posted limits are for dry, clear conditions. Adjust driving
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