11/26/2025
Winter roads demand your full attention.
Before you drive, make sure you’re rested, sober, buckled up, and your vehicle is fully cleared of snow and frost. Poor visibility, icy roads, and fatigue all increase risk so slow down, stay alert, and only drive if conditions are safe.
Remember:
🔵 Wear your seatbelt, even over lighter layers in winter.
🔵 Ensure your headlights are on especially during foggy mornings or low light times of the day when they may not come on automatically.
🔵 Kids should be buckled into car seats without bulky coats, use a blanket over top instead.
🔵 Clear snow from your roof, hood, windows, and lights so you can see and be seen.
🔵 Match your speed to the road, avoid sudden braking or lane changes, and give extra space between vehicles.
🔵 If visibility drops or conditions get unsafe, pull over somewhere safe and wait it out.
Stay safe out there. The best winter driving is cautious, prepared, and alert.
