On Being a Better Snow Driver...
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On Being a Better Snow Driver...
There have been a lot of threads/discussions on snow/winter tires lately, so in relation to those discussions...
Where can I get proper training/education on snow driving? I'd like to enroll in a courses that covers the topic of breaking traction and the recovery thereafter.
I have been taking my WRX up to the snow since I first bought it in late 2001. However, I'd like to familiarize myself with proper snow driving techniques with the context of safety in mind. Any advice/insight beyond the common sense advice of "drive slow" would be appreciated. A referral to a class/course would be great! TIA.
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Where can I get proper training/education on snow driving? I'd like to enroll in a courses that covers the topic of breaking traction and the recovery thereafter.
I have been taking my WRX up to the snow since I first bought it in late 2001. However, I'd like to familiarize myself with proper snow driving techniques with the context of safety in mind. Any advice/insight beyond the common sense advice of "drive slow" would be appreciated. A referral to a class/course would be great! TIA.
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snow chain/cables are your friend.
then use common sense.
classes can run $200+. chains? $35.
anyways, the bridgestone one is the one i keep remembering from years ago:
www.winterdrive.com.
then use common sense.
classes can run $200+. chains? $35.
anyways, the bridgestone one is the one i keep remembering from years ago:
www.winterdrive.com.
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