Winter is the worst time to speed. With ice patches and swriling snow, it's easy to lose control of your car. Road crews usually clear main roads first and in case of car trouble, you have a better chance at getting help. Machanics can check to make sure everything is working as it should. It's better to spend some time getting your car checked out than time siting by the road when your car acts up.
Low beams provide better illumination in snow than high beams.
If you spin over 35 mph, your tires might explode. This site is designed for use with a 3.0 or later version browser.