Guide to driving in winters
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The document provides guidelines for driving safely in winter Canadian weather, emphasizing preparation, vehicle inspection, and the importance of using winter tires. It advises keeping a survival kit in the vehicle and staying attentive while driving to avoid distractions. Additionally, it encourages planning ahead, maintaining visibility on the road, and offers contact information for roadside assistance in Edmonton.
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Guide to driving in winters
- 1. Guide to driving safe in winter
- 2. Canadian Weather Explained: ➔ Almost Winter ➔ Not Quite Winter ➔ Freezing Winter So what do we do to cope with the weather conditions? We master the art of working our way around it, a major part of which is moving around. Let's take a look at some safe ways of doing that. Introduction
- 3. Be Prepared Get your vehicle inspected by a AAA Approved Repair Centre
- 4. Stay Attentive Strictly avoid all distractions, like eating and phone use, while driving
- 5. Winter Tires Having more grip offers you more control over the vehicle on slippery roads
- 6. Plan Ahead Know your route well to anticipate and avoid any possible danger
- 7. Survival Kit Containing: Road flares First aid kit Energy foods Tow rope Charged phone Fuel line de-icer
- 8. Top-up Fuel Keep the fuel tank full if you get stuck; car engine can be a source of heat
- 9. Be Visible Keep all your lights on so that others on the road can see you clearly
- 10. Like someone wise once said, better safe than sorry. Hence, do everything in your power to stay safe and keep others safe while travelling. While travelling in Edmonton you can always call Action Towing for help at any hour, day or night, for roadside assistance or towing services Conclusion