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When driving on roads that may be slippery:

Always drive at the highest speed allowed.
Reduce your following distance.
Do not make any sudden changes in direction or speed.
Use cruise control to maintain a steady speed.
Explanation

Sudden changes in direction or speed on slippery roads can lead to skidding, a common cause of accidents. Always adapt your driving to road conditions. To prevent skidding, avoid sudden maneuvers and reduce your speed when driving on wet, slippery or gravel-covered road surfaces.

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