- Prepare a readiness kit to keep in your vehicle. Blankets, snack bars, and a shovel are highly recommended.
- While outside, be mindful of traffic and others hazards. Wear bright colors that can easily be seen.
- Remember that snow, ice, and limited visibility complicate travel so be sure to leave a little extra room between vehicles.
- Limited visibility affects both you and other drivers equally, so please keep your headlights on to help others see you better.
- Clearing off all windows as well as the top of your car and all lights can greatly assist you in seeing clearly, as well as help prevent minor whiteout type conditions from the blowing snow off your vehicle.
- DO NOT pass snow plows as their blades extend out on both sides in an effort to keep lanes clear for travel. Stay calm, allow a little extra time, and we can all stay safe and get where we need to go.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Winter Weather Notes!
As you most certainly have noticed, winter showed up a little over a month early again this year. While most are very familiar with the hazards of this wonderful fluffy white stuff, there are just a few things we want to remind you of.
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