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i <br /> • Use your flashers if you're driving slowly. <br /> i <br /> • Pull over and don't drive if it is too dangerous. <br /> • Use your windshield wipers. <br /> • Use low beam lights when visibility is limited during the day and at night. <br /> • If snow or ice builds up on your windows,either front and/or rear,stop and clean them. <br /> Winds <br /> • If you are driving in strong winds,grip the steering wheel firmly. <br /> • Crosswinds are most dangerous because they can move your vehicle into another lane or <br /> another vehicle can be blown into yours. <br /> • Headwinds require you to give the vehicle more gas to keep tip speeds. <br /> • The safest thing to do is to stop in a safe area and wait out the winds. j <br /> For all weather conditions you can obtain information from Highway Patrols,State Police,and <br /> radio stations. <br /> f <br /> Road Awareness <br /> • Be prepared for unpredictable events. <br /> • Drive at the right speed and know when to slow down and stop. <br /> • Anticipate the mistakes or unsafe maneuvers of the other drivers. <br /> I <br /> • Keep your eyes moving. <br /> • Watch for brake lights ahead of you. <br /> • Communicate your intentions with turning blinkers, brake lights,and flashers. <br /> i <br /> • Pay close attention to crosswalks or when driving near schools, parks,and parking lots. <br /> • Be cautious of children playing near driveways. <br /> • Use your horn to warn pedestrians or other drivers of possible trouble. <br /> • Use headlights in rain,snow,fog,in the evening,or early morning. <br /> • Allow extra space between your vehicle and large trucks, heavy equipment,heavy <br /> equipment haulers,motorcycles,and bicycles. <br />