Safely or Not At All. Remembering the Smith System  Key 1: Aim high in steering  15secs down the road!  Key 2: Get the big picture  Don’t forget your.

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Safely or Not At All

Remembering the Smith System  Key 1: Aim high in steering  15secs down the road!  Key 2: Get the big picture  Don’t forget your mirrors!  Key 3: Keep your eyes moving  Busy eyes. Looking at something different every 2 seconds helps you to stay alert!  Key 4: Leave yourself an out  All about keeping and creating space around your vehicle!  Key 5: Make sure they see you  Communicate your intentions to those around you!

Winter Driving Tips  Don’t follow too close  Watch for warning signs  THERE’S NO LOAD WORTH YOUR LIFE  Do a thorough pre-trip inspection.  Slow down and give yourself extra space  Beware of black ice.  Make sure you check the tread depth on your tires  Watch for slick patches while walking as well

Common Causes of Winter Accidents  Limited or reduced visibility  Aggressive braking on slick roads  Difficulty judging safe speed for conditions  Neglecting to plan for potential weather hazards

At Home Safety During The Holidays  Make sure your picking up heavy objects properly to avoid back problems.  Ladder Safety  Place your ladder on a stable, even, flat surface.  Secure tall ladders  Keep both feet on the ladder  Do not place a ladder on an icy surface

Diesel fuel gelling, treating fuel  Be sure you have adequately treated the bulk fuel tanks for the temperatures you will be dealing with  Winter diesel additives can be added to improve fuel performance  It’s essential to have a diesel winterization plan in place

Proper Clothing  Make sure you are always prepared of the weather conditions.  Do you have an emergency duffle bag in your truck?  Packed with extra cloths/blankets and food.  Make sure you are wearing or carrying proper weather clothing such as gloves, hats and weather appropriate shoes with good traction.

Black Ice  This shiny icy surface is one of the most slippery road conditions around the winter months.  Beware Of Ice On Bridges And Overpasses ice forms faster on bridges and overpasses  Get in the habit of easing up on bridges - bridges & overpasses are often the most dangerous in the winter since they freeze before roadways