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You know to Slow Down, Stay Alert
and Stay in Control in winter weather.
But see how you do when
you're put to the test.
- True or False. -
The speed limit is set based on
the worst possible road conditions.
FALSE.
The speed limit is based on ideal road conditions.
In poor conditions, slow down and drive
according to weather and road conditions.
- True or False. -
Daytime running lights are better
than headlights in winter weather.
FALSE.
Headlights are best. Turn on your vehicle's
full lighting system to increase your visibility.
But LOW beams only, when driving
in fog or heavy snow.
- True or False. -
Never use cruise control in winter weather.
TRUE.
If your vehicle skids, cruise control
will cause it to continue to speed up,
reducing your ability to control the vehicle.
- True or False. -
Maintain your speed when approaching bridges,
overpasses and shaded areas on the highway.
FALSE.
These areas may be more slippery as
they can freeze faster and stay icy longer.
Slow down before you get there.
- True or False. -
Start braking as you enter a curve.
FALSE.
Slow down in advance, and keep your
speed nice and steady in the curve
to help maintain control of your vehicle.
- True or False. -
In the event of a skid,
don't brake. Steer in
the direction you want to go.
TRUE.
Remove your foot from the brake
pedal and don't over-steer. Your vehicle
will go where you are looking.
- True or False. -
All vehicle braking systems operate the same.
FALSE.
Be familiar with the braking system
on your vehicle and know how
it reacts on snow and ice.
Test complete. If you had ANY
of the questions wrong, you can
learn more at ontario.ca/winterdriving.
Ontario road's are among the safest
in North America. Safe winter driving
is in your hands.