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ahead of you appears shiny, you may be about to drive onto black ice,” said the U.S. Forest Service. And, obviously, if you see a car ahead of you suddenly swerve without an apparent cause ...

Black ice is a thin, invisible layer of ice that forms on roadways, blending seamlessly with the surface, ... Even with careful driving, you may still encounter a skid on black ice.

Question: What should I do if my car starts to skid on ice or snow? Answer: Many years ago, I learned a valuable principle from a defensive tactics instructor. He said, “If you don’t want to ...

Question: What should I do if my car starts to skid on ice or snow? Answer: Many years ago, I learned a valuable principle from a defensive tactics instructor. He said, “If you don’t want to ...

Question: What should I do if my car starts to skid on ice or snow? Answer: Many years ago, I learned a valuable principle from a defensive tactics instructor. He said, “If you don’t want to ...

Knowing what causes cars to skid on ice and how skidding can be corrected can make driving in the winter less frightening. Susan Carney, ...

When there's that much snow mixing with ice and water on the road, chaos can happen between the rubber and the pavement. Elliott, who also helps train police cadets in driving techniques at ...

Q. When my car has started to skid on ice, I have found I can recover and regain traction by putting my automatic transmission into neutral (in addition, of course, to taking my foot off the gas ...

A 35-year-old driver wound up with his truck’s two front wheels hanging over the side of a brick wall at the entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge Sunday morning after skidding on ice, police said.

Question: What should I do if my car starts to skid on ice or snow? Answer: Many years ago, I learned a valuable principle from a defensive tactics instructor. He said, “If you don’t want to ...