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1 Winter Driving Safety
2 You must Understand how cold weather effects driving your vehicle.
3 Winter Driving Prepare Plan Risk Assessment Driving Techniques/Considerations
4 For Safe Winter Driving
5 BEFORE Winter Trips, CHECK: BATTERY ANTIFREEZE WIPERS & FLUID IGNITION SYSTEM THERMOSTAT LIGHTS HAZARD LIGHTS EXHAUST SYSTEM HEATER BRAKES DEFROSTER OIL LEVEL
6 PACK A WINTER CAR KIT SNOW BRUSH W/ SCRAPER FLASHLIGHT W/ BATTERIES BLANKET MITTENS, SOCKS & HAT SMALL SHOVEL SACK OF SAND OR KITTY LITTER JUMPER CABLES HAZARD SIGN, FLARES OR FLAG WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID
7 Dress Properly Wear several layers of thick loose-fitting clothing. Wear a hat, scarf or turtleneck sweater. A good winter coat Good cold weather shoes Think about extras - hat, gloves, coat, shoes
8 Prepare the driver o Wear warm clothes that do not restrict movement. o In bad weather, let someone know your route and intended arrival time, so you can be searched for, if you don't turn up after a reasonable delay.
9 RISK MANAGEMENT DRIVING DECISIONS: Is my car equipped for the weather? Can I make this trip later? What would be the safest route? Am I prepared for emergencies?
10 POOR RISK MANAGEMENT OR BAD JUDGEMENT? Is this trip really necessary? Every year, motorists are killed or severely injured in winter driving accidents making trips that could have waited. If it is necessary to complete a mission during severe weather, take all appropriate precautions to protect yourself and your team from harm. Be prepared!
11 HAZARDS Black Ice Skids FOG Carbon Monoxide
12 BLACK ICE DANGEROUS BECAUSE YOU CAN T SEE IT! COMMON AREAS YOU LL FIND IT: 1. Bridges/Overpasses/Underpasses 2. Shaded areas.
13 BLACK ICE SAFE REACTIONS: DON T PANIC! MAKE NO SUDDEN CHANGES IN SPEED OR DIRECTION EASE OFF ACCELERATOR STEER IN THE DIRECTION THAT THE REAR OF THE VEHICLE IS SKIDDING
14 FRESH SNOW CAN CONCEAL ICY ROADS
15 SKIDS Causes: 1. Black Ice 2. Driving too fast for conditions 3. Sudden steering corrections or braking 4. Sudden accelerations
16 SKIDS (CONTINUED) If your vehicle begins to skid, take the following actions: 1. Front end skids - Release the brake and let the front wheels roll freely to regain traction and steering control. 2. Rear end skids - Take foot off of accelerator and turn wheels in the direction that the rear of the vehicle is skidding, and pump brakes lightly.
17 FOG WHEN DRIVING IN FOG, USE LOW-BEAM HEADLIGHTS, or STOP, GET OFF OF THE ROADWAY COMPLETELY, AND WAIT!!
18 !!! DANGER!!! CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING Each year about 1,500 people are killed in the U.S. by carbon monoxide. 600 of those die in their vehicles. More than 10,000 are exposed to levels so dangerous that medical attention is required.
19 CARBON MONOXIDE GAS Attributes/Effects 1. Odorless & Colorless 2. Nausea, Headache, Dizziness 3. Causes Drowsiness 4. CAN BE FATAL
20 CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING Prevention Tips: 1. Never run engine in an enclosed area 2. Check exhaust (muffler) for leaks
21 ROAD CLASSIFICATIONS RED: Roads are icy, driving is hazardous and is limited to mission essential traffic only. Installation activity is limited to mission essential training and operations. (national defense, health, safety and law & order) AMBER: Caution, roads may be icy in spots. Exercise caution while driving. Installation operations and training continue as scheduled. GREEN: Normal, all clear. No restrictions on driving or on installation operations.
22 WINTER DRIVING TECHNIQUES Drive at reduced speeds so you can stop quicker and have more reaction time. Give turn signals sooner than usual. This gives other drivers more time to react. Pump your brakes to warn of your intention to stop. Maintain at least triple the normal distance from the vehicle ahead. (6 seconds)
23 To make an emergency stop on a slippery road Regular Brakes Pump the Brake Pedal. Anti-lock Brakes (ABS) Press down and hold. The ABS will pump for you.
24 Rear Wheel Drive Pushes and Front Wheel Drive Pulls The systems may feel a little different, but always steer in the direction of the skid, and make gentle corrections to regain control.
25 KEY DRIVING TIPS CLEAN ALL WINDOWS ALLOW MORE TIME TO TRAVEL MAINTAIN MORE SPACE DRIVE WITH YOUR LIGHTS ON WEAR SAFETY BELTS LOOK WELL AHEAD ANTICIPATE PROBLEMS
26 CLEAR A PATH STUCK IN SNOW STRAIGHTEN FRONT WHEELS USE ABRASIVE MATERIALS UNDER WHEELS USE GENTLE PRESSURE ON ACCELERATOR DON T SPIN YOUR WHEELS ROCKING THE VEHICLE - CHECK OWNER S MANUAL CLEAR SNOW FROM EXHAUST SYSTEM CALL FOR HELP
27 SUMMARY REMEMBER THE THREE P s PREPARE FOR THE TRIP PROTECT YOURSELF PREVENT CRASHES ON THE ROAD SLOW DOWN! GIVE SPACE CLEAN OFF WINDOWS - SEE CLEAN OFF ALL LIGHTS AND TURN LIGHTS ON - BE SEEN! DON T GET COMPLACENT OR OVER- CONFIDENT!
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