Tag: winter driving
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Two Portage la Prairie Crashes Close Manitoba’s Trans-Canada Highway
Two Crashes Prompt Partial Closures on Manitoba’s Trans-Canada Highway Manitoba RCMP confirmed Friday that responders dealt with two significant multi-vehicle crashes near Portage la Prairie. The incidents led to the partial closure of the Trans-Canada Highway, specifically sections of Highway 1 and Highway 75, as crews worked to secure the scene, assist injured motorists, and…
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Section of Trans-Canada Highway in Manitoba Closed after 2 Multi-Vehicle Crashes: RCMP
Two separate crashes force closures on Manitoba’s Trans-Canada corridor Manitoba RCMP say they responded to two multi-vehicle crashes near Portage la Prairie on Friday as deteriorating road conditions and winter weather created dangerous driving. The incidents led to the closure of parts of the Trans-Canada Highway 1 and Highway 75, affecting travel for motorists across…
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Environment Canada Warns of Freezing Rain in Southern Manitoba as Winter Driving Worsens
What’s happening and where Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for parts of southern Manitoba, signaling a sharp increase in hazardous winter driving conditions. The advisory comes as pockets of freezing rain continue to fall across the region, making road surfaces slick and reducing visibility. On Sunday, drivers encountered icy stretches that forced…
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Environment Canada Issues Warning as Freezing Rain Hits Southern Manitoba
Latest Weather Alert: Freezing Rain Impacts Southern Manitoba Environment Canada has issued a freezing rain warning for pockets of southern Manitoba as a wintry mix continues to fall across the region. The icy precipitation has forced travel disruptions and prompted authorities to advise drivers to take precautions on the roads. What Areas Are Affected? Billowing…
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Winter-Ready: Rethinking Regenerative Braking for Your EV
Why regenerative braking feels different in winter Electric vehicles (EVs) use regenerative braking to convert kinetic energy into usable electric energy. In cold weather, tire grip, road friction, and brake response can change, making regen operate differently from warm weather. While regen can reduce the need to slam on the brakes, it does not replace…
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Winter Regenerative Braking: Safe EV Driving Tips
Understanding regenerative braking in winter Electric vehicles (EVs) use regenerative braking to convert kinetic energy back into stored energy in the battery. In dry conditions, this can make deceleration smooth and efficient. But winter introduces challenges: colder batteries, reduced traction, and slippery surfaces. While regenerative braking can still help reduce wear on traditional brakes, it…
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Winter Driving with Regenerative Braking in EVs: Safety Tips to Avoid Skids
Understanding Regenerative Braking in Winter Regenerative braking (regen) is a hallmark of electric vehicles (EVs), turning kinetic energy back into stored battery energy when you slow down. In dry conditions, regen can feel smooth and intuitive, but winter adds a new layer of complexity. Snow, ice, and slush reduce tire grip, and the transfer of…
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Five Crashes on the A610 in Nottinghamshire Highlight Dangers of Icy Roads
Five Crashes on the A610 Prompt Urgent Warning Over Icy Roads Five separate crashes were reported on a single stretch of the A610 in Nottinghamshire on Saturday morning, underscoring the hazards posed by icy conditions across the region. Police have urged drivers to exercise extra caution as temperatures remain low and frost can linger on…
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How to Avoid Winter Moose Collisions on Ontario Roads
Ontario Drivers Urged to Be Vigilant on Winter Roads As temperatures plummet across northern Ontario, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are issuing a clear warning to motorists: expect more wildlife on or near highways. Moose, drawn by salt and easier travel in harsh conditions, are increasingly wandering onto roads, creating dangerous situations that can end…
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Winter Moose Collisions: OPP Driver Tips for Safer Roads
OPP urges vigilance as moose move toward highways With plummeting temperatures and the search for salt, moose are increasingly drawn toward northern Ontario roads. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) warns drivers to stay alert, reduce speed, and anticipate wildlife activity as winter conditions intensify. While moose sightings are a natural part of rural northern travel,…