This…
is a Canadian winter.
And this is one way that we deal with it.
Before hitting the road,
make sure your view is clear
and your car is clean.
You never know what might happen
—or what you might need—
so it’s a good idea to always be prepared.
Always keep an emergency kit like this one,
in your trunk.
You get better handling and control
when you install winter tires on all four wheels.
Oh, and don’t forget to visit your mechanic regularly.
A well-tuned car is not only safer,
it’s better for the environment
and your wallet.
In the winter,
fuel consumption can go up by 30 percent.
Sure, you need to warm up your car,
but avoid unnecessary idling.
Most cars only need about 30 seconds for the engine to reach driving temperature,
even in extreme cold.
This winter,
keep warm,
be prepared,
and stay safe.