1. Buckle seat belts. (It's the law.)
2. Keep your windows clear of snow and ice. Do not start until your windshield is defrosted. For clear windows, try products such deicer products for better windshield windows and wipers for better visibility.
3. Be patient and pass other cars only when it's safe to do so.
4. In rain, fog, snow or sleet, do not turn on your high-beam headlights.
5. Reduce speed and increase your following distance. Your speed should be adjusted for the conditions and match the flow of traffic.
6. Roadway conditions may vary depending on the sun, shade or roadway surface. Watch for slick spots, especially under bridges, on overpasses and in shaded spots.
7. If the pavement is snow or ice covered, start slowly and brake gently. Begin braking early when you come to an intersection.
8. If you start to slide, ease off the gas pedal or brakes. Steer into the direction of the skid until you feel you have regained traction, then straighten your vehicle.
9. Be alert when you approach a cloud of snow covering the road, especially on passing lanes. Slow down and approach with caution. A snowplow may be at work clearing the lane or preparing to turn around.
10. Consider getting off the road before getting stranded if weather is worsening.
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