Since apparently everyone forgets how to drive in the snow every year:
If the snow is deep enough, drive like you’re driving a boat. No sudden movements.
If the road looks wet but it’s very cold, it’s ice. Safely test your breaks whenever the road surface changes.
Don’t break through turns.
Use turn signals early to give everyone notice.
Go as fast as you feel comfortable but not faster just to keep up with traffic, ignore the inevitable idiot in a big truck flying down the road.
Don’t drive if you don’t feel comfortable.
If you’re sliding and can’t stop try to pull on to grass, it will slow you down.
And most importantly get out of my way cuz I know what I’m doing lol
Also, don't forget to take a shot or two before driving so your reaction time is more based
And make sure to utilize the Scandinavian Flick at every turn like you are a rally driver
And if you arnt going fast enough to do jumps every once in a while take a couple extra shots until you do.
In all seriousness though, goto an empty parking lot and slide your car around a bit, it is good to learn how to control your car beyond the limit of grip.
