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Using the highest possible gear ratios.
When driving on a road with snow or ice on the carriageway, we must always use the highest possible gear and accelerate smoothly and steadily. It is not advisable to change gear at high speed, as this could cause the vehicle's wheels to skid.
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Using the lowest possible gear ratios.
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