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Yes, it may help, after checking that the tracks are safe.
Yes, using an already travelled path may help progress, while keeping speed low, sufficient distance and smooth inputs. Do not assume compacted snow always grips better: tracks can freeze and ice offers much less grip. Assess conditions and avoid hazardous paths. Use required equipment and comply with restrictions and instructions; following tracks does not justify speeding up or guarantee safety.
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No, tracks can never help progress.
It makes no difference: track condition does not affect grip.
Yes, it may help, after checking that the tracks are safe.
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