To avoid setbacks, it is essential to take a series of precautions at the wheel in times of days where fog predominates, the presence of ice or even snowfall.
With the arrival of the winter holidays, thousands of Argentine families are launched to the route towards tourist destinations of Mountain, mountains or snow. But the charm of traveling at this time also implies additional challenges: Extreme cold, fog, ice or even unexpected snowfall. To avoid setbacks, it is essential to take a series of precautions at the wheel.
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Winter holidays: key tips for handling insurance on cold routes from Argentina
Before leaving, it is key to make a complete check of the vehicle. The battery, brakes, lights, tires and heating system must be in perfect condition. In addition, we must not forget to review the level of the coolant and the windshield wiper with antifreeze.


In high mountain areas (such as Bariloche, Mendoza or Córdoba), Snow chains are mandatory. It is not enough to take them in the trunk: you have to know how to place them and use them correctly when the traction requires it.
Under ice conditions or slippery pavement, it is recommended to stop smoothly, use the motor brake and increase the distance with the front vehicle.
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Under ice conditions or slippery pavement, it is recommended to stop smoothly, use the motor brake and increase the distance with the front vehicle.
Another important point: Always consult the state of the routes Before leaving. National Roads and Meteorological Services provide daily updates that can avoid surprises.
Finally, if you travel with children or pets, organize stops every two or three hours, carry entertainment on board and keep the car ventilated. A relaxed driving, with frequent pauses, is the best ally to enjoy the trip without trouble or risks.
These simple recommendations can make the difference between unforgettable vacations and a bad experience on the route. Security starts long before putting first.
Source: Ambito

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