That will make a difference if you are driving in uber-deep snow. Think, wake up in Tahoe in the full burial, or be stuck in Little Cottonwood with 30-50 inches of snow.

1. Drive Smoothly. The key to safe driving in snow is being smooth with the steering wheel, accelerator, and brakes. Why? Jerky movements with the controls easily unstick tires that have a tenuous ...

Before driving in the snow, follow this checklist to make sure your vehicle is ready for winter travel: Wiper blades are new and/or functioning. Washer fluid is full.

Winter transforms many of North America's roads into a harrowing test of nerves for even the most experienced drivers. It's not just that deep drifts of snow make the road impossible to see and ...

Tips for driving in the snow: Accelerate and decelerate slowly. Applying the gas slowly to accelerate is the best method for regaining traction and avoiding skids.

Deep snow skiing can be thrilling but also offers many dangers, with some being potentially fatal. One of the scariest things that can happen to a skier is Snow Immersion Suffocation.

The VaygWay Snow Traction Mat is a folding solid polypropylene system that has a pair of mats that fold out to cover 23.4 inches of driving surface.

Witness Ponsse machines in action, driving logs through deep snow with unmatched power and precision. Engineered to tackle the harshest winter conditions, these machines navigate snowy landscapes ...

Snow Tires. While no secret, snow tires are a must. Softer rubber compounds and siping designed specifically for slush and snow will allow you to drive more confidently. After years spent driving ...