Everything you need to know about driving in the snow

What does a g-force measure?

• The friction between tires and the road

• Acceleration

• The speed of a vehicle

• The weight of an object

How much grip does a tire have on dry pavement, expressed in g's?

• 0.7 G's

• 0.15 G's

• 0.3 G's

• 1 G

What happens to the traction circle when driving on ice compared to dry conditions?

• It decreases significantly

• It doubles in size

• It increases

• It remains the same

How does snow affect the stopping distance from 30 miles per hour compared to dry conditions?

• It doubles

• It reduces by half

• It increases to about 100 feet

• It stays the same

At what speed can you safely make a 30-foot radius turn on dry pavement?

• 21 mph

• 12 mph

• 8 mph

• 18 mph

What is the primary benefit of using winter tires in snowy conditions?

• Lowers the car's center of gravity

• Enhances the traction circle

• Reduces the car's weight

• Increases fuel efficiency

What is the effect of quick, sharp driving inputs in snowy conditions?

• Improves the car's handling

• Has no effect

• Can cause the car to slide

• Increases the traction circle

Why is it recommended to drive slower in snowy conditions?

• To enjoy the scenery

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To increase tire life

• To maintain better control and grip

How much more space should you allow between your car and the one ahead in snowy conditions compared to dry conditions?

• Eight more seconds

• The same amount

• Twice as much

• Three to four seconds more

What should you do if you're driving through deep snow to avoid getting stuck?

• Stop frequently

• Accelerate quickly

• Keep the car moving

• Use the brakes often