Slow down first in snowy days. What should I pay attention to when driving in snowy days?

What should I pay attention to when driving in snowy days? Experienced veterans seem easy to deal with, but they are easy to panic when they meet novices. Matters needing attention when driving in snowy days, nip in the bud.

1. Due to the cold winter, the temperature is very low. If it is a manual car, it is recommended to step on the clutch when driving, so that the car is more likely to hit. At the same time, when driving in cold winter, it is best to let the engine start for a while after the car hits, so as to avoid unnecessary trouble caused by the engine stalling halfway.

2. Note: Low temperature will make the oil sticky, and the hand brake will freeze easily, so you must start the car for a while and move it back and forth before departure, so that the car can recover before departure.

3. Everyone must also remember to clean up the snow on the windshield, headlights and reflectors before departure, turn on the warm air when necessary, and check to get off the bus to ensure that the driving sight is not affected.

Note: roads covered with snow will make it difficult for cars to start. You'd better move back and forth before driving, or clean up the snow in front of the car. Remember to step on the accelerator lightly after ignition, and don't let the wheels idle, so the wheels will sink deeper and deeper.

In the process of driving, everyone must remember not to suddenly accelerate or brake. Because the braking distance on the snowy road is nearly 50 meters, it is easy to have a car accident.

6. Don't step on the brakes unless you want to stop. Of course, even if you hang up the brakes, don't trample the brake pedal to death without an emergency. It should be applied gradually. If the vehicle speed is high or you need to brake as soon as possible, you can simply downshift and brake.

Finally, give you some suggestions; I believe it will help everyone.

Everyone should turn slowly when turning, don't slam on it.

Stop the car and slow down. Don't step on it. Stop slowly.

When going up and down the slope, you should use low gear to pass smoothly, and it is not advisable to shift gears in the middle. At the same time, always beware of flameout when going uphill, and absolutely prohibit neutral sliding when going downhill.

Try to add some counterweight to the car, and the heavy braking distance will be shorter.