Don't know if any of this is a re-post but there's some good advice on here.

Winter weather conditions can pose a wide range of problems for road users. Safer Roads for Cumbria have issued guidance on winter driving which includes useful tips and advice.

http://cumbria.gov.uk//eLibrary/Content/Internet/544/3686/3939495529.pdf

RoSPA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) website -

RoSPA : Driver Training : Winter Driving Tips

Lets be careful out there

Is this deja vu for me? Or are you working late?

Is this deja vu for me? Or are you working late?

Back shift Dave, why do you work for the same company as me? :(

The wet and slippy means its easier to get the back end out

The down side is higher fuel consumption, not that I am concerned

Back shift Dave, why do you work for the same company as me? :(

for my sins, yes.:thumbdwn:

The down side is higher fuel consumption, not that I am concerned

tell me about it :(

ive noticed the drop in mpg, but think colder air means condense air which is great for the engine

ive noticed the drop in mpg, but think colder air means condense air which is great for the engine

But it will take the engine longer to warm up.....

yes, but colder air, helps give better power