Here’s the checklist: Emergency kit containing non-perishable food, blankets and first aid suppliesWindshield scraper and snow brushExtra windshield washer fluidSpare tire, wheel wrench and jackShovel and traction mat, sand or kitty litterFuel line antifreezeFlares and matc
1) Listen to the weather forecast Check the Environment Canada weather forecast before going out.Listen for a wind chill warning. Warnings are based on local climate and are issued when significant wind chills are expected.Visit Environment Canada's new Weather and Meteorol
Follow these 7 steps: Check the current road conditions and weather forecast. Plan your route ahead of time. Leave lots of time so you’re not rushing. Learn winter road skills. If you drive for work, ask your employer for winter driving training. Keep at least four sec
Plan ahead and drive safely this winter In British Columbia, the chances of being injured or killed in a motor vehicle incident (MVI) dramatically increase during winter months. On average, the number of casualty crashes due to driving too fast for the conditions increases by
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