What can you do to prevent skids on snow and ice?
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Brake early and gently.
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Decrease pressure on the brake pedal if your wheels begin to lock.
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Allow the wheels to keep turning.
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All of the above.
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Explanation
When driving on wet, icy, or snowy roads, your tires are more likely to skid if you travel too fast, brake too hard, or make sharp turns. To prevent skids, brake early, carefully, and gently, allowing your wheels to keep turning. If you feel your wheels begin to lock, decrease the pressure on the brake pedal.
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