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Winter Driving Safety

About the Training

Winter introduces hazards — black ice, snow, sudden whiteouts — that demand preparation and adjusted technique. This training covers winter readiness, from emergency kits and forecast checks to the driving habits that keep a rig under control on slick roads.

What You'll Learn

  • Prepare the vehicle and an emergency kit for winter conditions
  • Check weather forecasts before departing
  • Apply driving techniques for ice, snow, and black ice
  • Recognize when winter conditions require stopping

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