File.10 Snowy road edition
Snowy road edition
Slip accidents occur frequently on snowy and frozen roads in winter. Aim for zero accidents by driving safely according to road conditions.
This time, we will introduce an example of a near-miss while driving on a snowy road.
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Solo slip (part 1)
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Solo slip (part 2)
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Oncoming vehicle slip
Back number
- ♦ Rainy Day Special ~Be extra careful on rainy days~ (June 2014)
- ♦ In-car video special ~ Fasten your seat belt even in the back seat ~ (June 2012)
- ♦ Snowy road edition (February 2012)
- ♦ Unbelievable Edition (December 2010)
- ♦ Lane change edition - Check rear when changing lanes - (September 2010)
- ♦ Elderly Edition ~Compassionate speed no matter what~ (July 2010)
- ♦ At the beginning of an encounter - Slow down to a speed that allows you to stop at an intersection, even if you are on the right-of-way (May 2010)
- ♦ Rear-end collision - distance between vehicles that allows you to stop anytime, anywhere - (March 2010)
- ♦ Witnessing another car accident (January 2010)
- ♦ Left turn at intersection (January 2010)
- ♦ Special feature on right turns at intersections (November 2009)
- ♦ A moment of carelessness on the expressway can lead to an accident (September 2009)
- ♦ Children don't suddenly stop during summer vacation (July 2009)
