How to Prevent Accidents on Icy Roads
With a wide variety of weather and quickly changing climates in cold states, it’s always a good idea to be prepared for any type of weather that could come your way when you’re on the road. If you’re about to head out on the road, make sure you know how to protect yourself if driving conditions take a turn for the worst. If you do find yourself in an accident, call a personal injury lawyer. To avoid making that call, follow these tips.
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1Check the weather report before you leave the house, and plan accordingly. The best thing you can do to avoid getting in an icy automobile accident is to wait out the storm. There’s no need to risk going out in the storm if you don’t have to; wait and leave when the weather conditions have changed and the roads are less hazardous. If you have to leave, though, here are a few tips to help you stay safe on an icy drive.Ad
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2Slow down. Give yourself enough time to get where you need to go and don’t be a speed demon. If the roads are slick, you are more likely to lose control of your automobile and get in an accident.
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3Go easy on the brakes. No matter what the road conditions are, when you lock your brakes you’re going to skid, and on ice you’ll do nothing but keep sliding until your car comes to a stop by itself.
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4Turn into a slide. If your car does end up sliding, don’t panic. Whatever direction the rear end of your car is sliding, spin your wheel in that same direction.Ad
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