What should I pay attention to when driving when it is frozen in winter?

1 Keep the distance between cars and obey the traffic rules when driving in winter. When driving or passing through icy roads in snowy days, you should be calm and cautious, drive slowly, don't overtake at will, lightly step on the accelerator, lightly step on the brakes, and slowly hit the direction, and grasp the principle of "light, soft and steady". If necessary, the tires can be deflated to increase the contact area between the car and the icy road surface and enhance the adhesion of the tires. 3 Ice and snow roads should be slowly lifted and disengaged at any time, and it is easy to slip or idle when refueling vigorously. Remember to keep the distance between cars. When braking or starting, the front and rear cars may slip or sideslip. It is easy to freeze in dark and humid places, under overpasses and tunnel openings, and thin ice is even more terrible. You should be more careful. When driving on a snowy slope, you should be accompanied by an assistant and equipped with triangular wood or other anti-skid equipment. When skidding or sideslip occurs and mechanical parking is ineffective, the assistant should accurately use triangular wood to slow down until parking, even abandon the car when necessary, and never try to refuel or rush the slope. When braking this vehicle, it should be prepared in advance, operated gently, and combined with downshifting braking. Try not to step on the brakes on icy roads. If you want to brake, you should combine various methods and operate gently. When turning in winter, you must make a big turn and a slow turn, and try to avoid water or ice and snow. This will only lead to accidents. 6. Try to take the rutted route on the ice and snow pavement, and don't try the sections covered with ice and snow and with unknown road conditions easily. Cars will meet on snowy days, especially at night, so you should slow down and give way, and don't fight for it.