It helps to brake properly so that everything runs smoothly when driving on winter roads, but not slippery.
Driving on snow is a challenge for drivers. The white splendor, which usually comes along with smoothness, ensures that the vehicle reacts differently than usual. It is important, for example, that drivers do not rely exclusively on safety systems such as ESP and ABS. The Association of TÜVs (VdTÜV) advises reducing speed and increasing the distance to the vehicle in front. In addition, drivers driving on snow-covered and icy roads should avoid sudden braking. If a vehicle begins to roll easily on a straight stretch, it helps to depress the clutch and steer carefully. If you are on a lurching course in a curve, the VdTÜV experts recommend stepping on the brake pedal firmly and sustainably. The tires have better grip after the speed reduction, so that the vehicle can be controlled again.