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TWR | 11:12 Thu 17th Jan 2013 | Motoring
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Can you handle driving in the snow? what precautions will you take?How will you drive?
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Yes I can TWR, just drive with some caution and maybe set out on your journey a little bit earlier.
Yes I will drive in snow but prefer to stay off ice. I always have inter kit in my car at this time of year (extra clothes and rugs for the dogs, boots, food and water, de icer, spare charged mobile phone. I will take my time and stay in a low gear for max torque.
Yes.

No precautions (I don't drive far)

Carefully.
No - hate driving in snow. If we get it bad here I won't be able to get my car out of the estate anyway. If I need anything (but shouldn't as I have done my shopping to last until Monday) I will send himself. My only concern is if the snow comes today as boy#1's school is about ten miles away, out in the sticks, and I will worry about him until he is home & safe.
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You have it in one Tony. maybe set out on your journey a little bit earlier. a lot do not think about that. a little bit of advice, "very light" steering, lighter that usual, Ice
Yes TWR, and careful on the corners.
I started driving in the days when roads weren't salted until hours (often days) AFTER snow fall, so like most people then soon learnt how to handle the tricky conditions.
'Low gear' ^^^ sounds a bit iffy to me!
Do you remember when there used to be grit containers on the corner of some streets?
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This area at the moment, cold, dry, I think it's on the way.
Yes ummmm, wonder what happened to them.
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In some area they still do the Ummmm, but as usual, money comes before safety, same with the pavements.
I can cope with it, as long as some other idiot doesn't block the road.

I always laugh at the big powerful BMWs sliding all over the place with their rear heel drive.
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Hop, I drive one of those things, its not the car, it's the person that drives! the car will only do what the driver's reactions are.
Yep, they seem to give them to much pedal in to lower gear I think TWR.
Our Beemer is fine, as long as it's driven properly!


which it is.
Used to stop my cartie with my heel Hopkirk! Sorry, couldn't resist.
I had a rear wheel drive car. I had to park it up in a snow storm.
Woofgang mentioned low gear earlier, I don't agree!!!
I thought you were better off in high gear.

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