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ISSUE 33 | DECEMBER 2015 FREE
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Be prepared
this winter
Driving in winter can be made much safer by being
prepared, and adapting to road conditions.
Snow, ice, high winds,
mist and fog, heavy rain
- winter can bring all
kinds of severe weather. These present different challenges both
for keeping the road
network open and for
those driving through
the difficult conditions.
In severe and wintry
weather it’s even more
important to plan your
journey. The Highways
England provides up to the
minute traffic reports for
its network of 4,300 miles
of motorways and major A
roads across England and
is a good first place to start.
But you too can take steps
ahead of winter so you will
be able to drive safe, avoid
breaking down and help reduce the risk of disruption.
It’s ever more important
than you can see and be
seen, have tyres that grip
the road and to be able to
start your van in the cold
and damp.
The CYT make it
easy for young
people to get into
construction. P45.
Many garages offer a
quick, pre-winter check-up
for your car.
• See and be seen: check
windscreen wipers and
washers, window demisters, and all lights are
working correctly
• Grip the road: check tyre
condition and tread depth
• Starting in the cold and
damp: check battery condition and anti-freeze
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