Here’s a handy tip for driving in the ice and snow.
Keep a bag of sand or kitty litter in the trunk of your car. Scatter it around your tires when your car gets stuck on a slippery patch
of road. The sand or kitty litter will give you enough traction to move your car.
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Great tip. There's another advantage to carrying the sand or litter bag. For a small front wheel drive vehicle the extra weight in the trunk can help with traction. My parents did this for the icy winter roads in N. VA. when they drove a tiny Austin America. (looked like the current Austin Mini)
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