It’s wintertime. That means festive holiday celebrations, warm beverages, and yes, slushy, icy road conditions. As such, many ...

Now that New York has seen its first few snowfalls of the season, it's always good to have a refresher when it comes to driving in snowy and icy conditions. According to AAA, about 46% of crashes ...

With more potentially hazardous conditions on the way in Indiana, if you do have to drive when road conditions deteriorate ...

Don’t power up hills. Some extra gas on snow-covered roads could result in spinning your wheels. Don’t stop going up a hill. If at all possible, try to get on a flat roadway first before ...

Even if the vehicle is equipped with all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive ... In The Snow Should the car become stuck in the snow, avoid spinning the tires – which will only dig the vehicle ...

Before you call a tow truck to drag your vehicle out of the snow, consider these tips from The Weather Network's [Nathan Coleman]( that can help you free yourself.

Repeat this in rapid succession using minimum power to avoid spinning your wheels, which will only dig you deeper into the snow. If you go off the road, AAA says to stay calm and in your car with ...