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050 Winter Driving - Bold Predictions for 2024 with Dan Lammers & Anthony Johnson

Dan Lammers

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Navigating winter roads as a semi-truck driver requires a comprehensive approach to ensure safety and efficiency. First and foremost, it's crucial to stay informed about weather conditions and road closures, utilizing real-time updates and forecasts. Before hitting the road, conduct a thorough pre-trip inspection, paying close attention to tires, brakes, and fluids, and ensure that all equipment, including snow chains, is in optimal condition. Adjust driving speed to match road conditions and maintain a safe following distance to allow for longer stopping distances on icy or snowy surfaces. Stay vigilant and anticipate potential hazards, such as black ice or reduced visibility, by increasing awareness through mirrors and staying attuned to other drivers' behavior. Carry essential supplies like blankets, extra clothing, non-perishable food, and water in case of unexpected delays. Regularly communicate with dispatch to provide updates on your location and conditions. Overall, a cautious and prepared approach, coupled with continuous communication and adaptability, is key to successfully navigating winter driving challenges as a semi-truck driver.

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