How to drive in this rutted ice and snow section?

The driving method of rutted ice and snow sections is as follows:

1. Keep the speed stable: try to keep the speed stable on the rutted ice and snow road, and don't accelerate or brake rashly, so as not to affect the stability of the vehicle.

2. Pay attention to direction control: During driving, pay attention to the control of the steering wheel at any time to prevent the vehicle from sliding out of control. If the vehicle skids, you should immediately reduce the speed, don't panic, and correct the direction through the correct method.

3. Appropriate acceleration: If the vehicle encounters resistance in the process of moving forward, you can appropriately increase the throttle and increase the speed, but don't over-accelerate to avoid slipping.

4. Appropriate deceleration: During driving, if the rut is irregular or the road surface is unstable, you should decelerate in time and control the speed to ensure driving safety.

5. Avoid: In case of slow-moving vehicles, especially in the case of narrow roads and many vehicles, avoid them to avoid traffic accidents.

Matters needing attention in driving in ice and snow weather

1. Reduce the speed: the snowy road is slippery and the braking distance of the vehicle is long, so the speed should be reduced appropriately to avoid sudden braking or acceleration.

2. Keep a safe distance: keep a sufficient safe distance from the preceding vehicle so as to have sufficient braking distance and reaction time. Avoid rear-end collision of the preceding vehicle and reduce the risk of rear-end collision.

3. Control the steering wheel smoothly: When turning or changing lanes, control the steering wheel smoothly to avoid rapid steering and prevent the vehicle from getting out of control.

4. Slow acceleration and deceleration: Snow and ice roads are easy to slip. When starting to slow down, you should slowly operate the throttle and brake to avoid the wheel slipping and causing out of control.

5. Don't brake suddenly: If you need to brake, step on the brakes lightly and try to avoid sudden braking in an emergency to reduce the risk of slipping.

6. Pay attention to the condition of the road surface: Pay attention to whether there is snow, ice or ice on the road surface, especially in places that are prone to danger such as turning, going up and down slopes or bridges.

7. Use snow chains or snow tires: If the road conditions are very bad, use snow chains or snow tires with better grip to provide better traction.