There are many things to do when getting ready to drive in the winter.
Erika Miller, communications consultant for CAA Manitoba, recommends drivers get winter tires, check their oil and block heater.
CAA’s recommended temperature to plug in your vehicle is -15 or colder. Your vehicle should be plugged in at least three hours before you want to drive it.
When preparing to drive in the winter you can check out CAA’s road cameras here, and give yourself extra time in the winter.
When driving give yourself extra room between you and the car in front because when it’s slippery or snowing you may need that extra room to stop.
