What is the safest following distance in snow?

Reduce your speed and give the car in front of you more room. Depending on your tire tread, the weight of your car, the slope of the road, the amount of snow on the road, and visibility, a following decent distance is between eight and ten seconds from the other car. Of course, you could opt for even more.

What mode is best to drive in snow?

The best mode for driving on snow or in icy situations is all-wheel drive (AWD). The operation of AWD is the cause. All-wheel-drive systems deliver force to each of the four wheels simultaneously. When necessary, these systems switch on automatically.

How do you drive in snow?

Apply the brakes gently. Hard braking might lock your wheels, and in the case of vehicles equipped with ABS, the stopping distances can be extremely long. The best action is to move along gently, keep a close eye on the road ahead, keep enough distance from the cars in front of you, and lightly apply the brakes as necessary.