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10 TIPS FOR WINTER DRIVING 1. Know your route and keep abreast of the weather condition. The web can be a great source of weather information. Make a list of Department of Transportation road-condition hotlines and consult them every few hours while you’re on the road. 2. Drink plenty of water. . Carry (and drink) five to six 16-ounce bottles of water per day. Keep them with you in the passenger compartment, as they might freeze in the trunk. 3. Eat enough food. . Our... body needs more nourishment in cold weather than it does on a balmy summer day. Carry a day’s worth of high-energy food and water in a warm area of your vehicle in case you are stranded for a few hours. 4. Pack a winter travel safety kit. a cell phone, an ice scraper and brush, a tow rope, cat litter (for use as a traction aid), blankets, a good flashlight, a candle, matches, a good book, a portable weather radio and a can of lock de-icer. 5. Slow down 6. Keep a light touch on the controls. Smooth operation is the key to keeping control in slippery situations. 7. Know how to recover from skids. When braking on a slippery road, it’s all too easy to lock up your wheels by stepping on the brakes a little too hard. 8. Keep your tires in good condition and properly inflated. Cold weather reduces tire pressure, so check and adjust frequently. 9. Make frequent rest stops. 10. If you get stuck, stay in your vehicle. Stay warm and wait for assistance. Make sure that your exhaust pipe is clear of any obstructions, including snow and ice; if you don’t, carbon monoxide gas can build up inside the vehicle. See more