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Winter driving email template

A driving guide about the specific skill that helps.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

First gear delivers enough torque to break traction on ice. Second gear delivers less, the wheels grip, and the car moves. It is the single most useful winter technique.

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From
Ellington Essentials
Subject
Pull away in second gear, not first
Preheader
Less torque, less wheelspin. It works immediately.

Guide

Second gear on ice, and everything gets easier

First gear delivers enough torque to break traction on ice. Second gear delivers less, the wheels grip, and the car moves. It is the single most useful winter technique.

Pulling away

Second gear, very light throttle. If the car has a winter mode, it does exactly this and is worth finding before you need it.

Braking

Earlier and lighter, in a straight line. Anti-lock braking does not shorten stopping distance on ice; it only preserves steering.

Steering

Look where you want to go rather than at what you are trying to avoid. Hands follow eyes involuntarily and it works better than it sounds.

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Driving guides go out four times a year. You can leave the list at the foot of this message.

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