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Yes, because it will improve grip.
When it snows, it is advisable to drive over the tracks left by other vehicles, as this may improve grip. Fresh, soft snow can be particularly slippery and make it difficult for the tyres to grip the road. The key points to bear in mind when driving on snow-covered road surfaces are: improved grip, as driving over other vehicles' tracks can provide a less slippery surface because the snow has been compacted and offers more traction; snow-driving techniques, including using higher gears to pull away and maintain movement in snowy conditions, and lower gears on downhill slopes to help control the vehicle; smooth, anticipatory handling, reducing speed and increasing the safety distance; and using chains or special tyres, which may be necessary in heavy snow to improve grip and safety.
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It makes no difference, since it does not affect grip.
No, because it will reduce grip.
Yes, because it will improve grip.
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