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We’ve talked a lot this week about being mindful of the layer of ice that’s under the snow.
Ahead of another round of potential snow tomorrow, we spoke to a local driving instructor about some things to keep in mind as we get back on the road.
We don’t see road conditions like this often, so it may be hard to remember how to plan for a slick drive or even react if you do find yourself in a scary situation on the ice.
Burdette Driving School owner, Bryan Burdette, says one important reminder is to triple your following distance while driving on icy roads.
“Make sure and give yourself plenty of room, you know, double or triple the following distance behind somebody. Plan ahead. Know where you’re going to go,” said Burdette. “I know that I want to …