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avoid pressing the brake.
When there is ice on the carriageway, we should avoid using the brake because this increases the risk of skidding. If we want to reduce speed, the correct action is to use engine braking, that is, changing down to lower gears. In this way, the engine will hold the vehicle back.
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use the handbrake.
avoid pressing the brake.
press the brake fully together with the clutch.
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