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Reduce speed, increase spacing and manoeuvre smoothly.
Reduce speed, increase spacing and operate steering, accelerator and brakes smoothly. Testing the brakes does not itself increase tyre grip. Other vehicles’ tracks can help in some conditions, but compacted snow can be more slippery; tracks do not guarantee grip or absence of ice. Follow restrictions and use appropriate tyres or anti-skid devices when required.
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Reduce speed, increase spacing and manoeuvre smoothly.
Reduce spacing to follow the vehicle ahead very closely.
Brake abruptly and repeatedly to guarantee more grip.
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