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Somehow, I think everyone should grow where there is a diversity of climatic conditions. I did, I learned to drive in ice and snow. When I got my license I would be led to situations that most people in the state I currently live.

This should scare you, somehow. Why? If the driver comes to the situations they have never seen, it automatically returns to the driver's most panic Ed.

Black Ice: If you're lucky, get to this in broad daylight and the sun hit right. However, black ice is almost impossible to see. At night is near invisible. What be done? In one meaning, depending on where you are. In southern California, something that is sought is the use of chains. We have no snow tires. This is not a bad idea too.

Two other things to consider. First, the downtime is reduced considerably. In actually, to be honest, there are moments on the ice when downtime occurs when he meets an immovable object. Speed encourages this problem. You need to drive slowly and be careful when using the brake.

Second, you need to handle a fish tail. I had to address this in the rain like this, but I've learned on the ice. If you feel that the rear wheels slide out of control, becoming like him. You do not want is not really the experience of the "donut" feeling, especially if you have a sore.

Tornados: I hope I never and will never experience this phenomenon fierce. The only time I hope not to repeat. Not occurred to me that all areas do not know what to do if you are driving and a tornado is coming, but I recently discovered that my wrong.

A local television reporter gave instructions for people seek shelter in underpasses. Bad idea … very bad. Winds under this bridge can be worse than those around him. The report also suggests that you stay in your vehicle. Again, bad idea.

If time permits, road perpendicular to the funnel cloud. If this is not possible, leave your car and find an area of low altitude as a ditch. Hunker down there and cover your head.

Flood: This is a problem that can occur in the ocean the next. When you are driving, there are some things to consider. First, the movement of water is much harder as you may think. You can wash your car down in a hurry. Do not cross the street when you see it overflows.

Second, water can and wash the roads. Not necessarily be able to see what he did. Cross the stream "small" could end up costing his life.

Thunder Storm: In your car, you are strong enough. rubber tires can help prevent impact and most cars are shorter than surrounding structures. However, once you leave, that's another story. If you can hear thunder, the storm is close enough that lightning could strike.

There are some precautions to take when handling. I live in a desert, where earthquakes are likely. I keep bottled water in my car, a first aid kit and a jacket. There is a hat and umbrella. Also I have things in my bag. Again bottled water. Mints of 36 years in a single tool and a cell phone is important. This tool has no nails, can act as a screwdriver, pliers and wrench. Tools more I have, the better.

There are other things you can do, depending on what is probably in your area. Watch for more stories on this topic.

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