You are driving along a level road covered in compacted snow and ice. Why should you drive at a slow speed in the highest practical gear?
- AIt allows rapid acceleration if the vehicle begins to slide sideways
- It reduces engine torque delivered to the driven wheels, helping to prevent wheelspinCevap
- CIt enables you to depress the clutch pedal continuously so the vehicle can coast freely
- DIt increases engine braking force to achieve normal dry-weather stopping distances
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Driving in the highest practical gear reduces engine torque delivered to the driven wheels, helping to prevent wheelspin.
On ice and snow, tyre grip is minimal. Driving in the highest practical gear keeps engine revolutions low and dampens the torque delivered to the driving wheels. This smoother application of power helps prevent the wheels from spinning and losing traction.
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Using a higher gear at low speeds reduces torque at the driven wheels to avoid wheelspin on slippery surfaces.
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