Winter Driving Course in Regina
In Saskatchewan, it is possible that you could be operating your vehicle for at least five months of the year in winter driving conditions. It’s in this period, from November to March, that most collisions occur.
Snow, ice, and freezing rain reduce traction. Drifting and blowing snow, fog, whiteouts, gas exhaust clouds, and frosted windows may severely limit visibility.
The main cause of collisions in the winter months is failing to adjust to the changing conditions. With years of experience, Guru Nanak Driving School teaches how to drive safely in winter conditions.
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