(NAPSA)—Winter driving can be dangerous. Here are sometips to make it over the river and through the woodssafely: Speed kills. On ice and snow it’s all downhill. Watch for an Advance Warning sign, so you can stop before a railroad crossing. cy) Slow when you see this Advance Warning sign, especially in icy conditions. Know your braking system.If you haveanti-lock brakes, do not pump them, but brake with firm pressure. Otherwise, pumping the brake as you head into slide will help you regain control of the car. Always stop at least 15 feet before a railroad crossing. Be especially careful on icy roads to make sure you will not slide onto the tracks. Mind lights and controls at railroad crossings. If they seem to be broken, call the 1-800 number listed at or near the crossing to notify the railroad. If your vehicle gets stuck on a railroad crossing, quickly exit and move away from the track. Your car or truck can be replaced, but you can’t. Operation Lifesaver is a national, non-profit safety education group the goal of whichis to eliminate deaths and injuries at railroad crossings and alongrailroad rights of way. More information can be found at www.oli.org.
