A winter storm began moving into the High Country Monday and will reach the Front Range Monday night, with the worst of the snow falling just in time for the morning commute.
Driving in Colorado’s winter weather can be challenging, especially for those who are visiting or new to the state. But knowing what to do beforehand can save you from ending up in a ditch, or worse.
If you’ve never driven on ice and snow, or just aren’t very good at it, Colorado Drift School can teach you how to keep your cool when you lose traction. For those who don’t live in the area, many driving schools, like MasterDrive or the Bridgestone Winter Driving School , offer the chance to practice.
Sadly, weather-related crashes are common in Colorado. These tips can help you get where you need to go safely.
Most areas prone to icy roads will have signs up already to let you know what’s ahead. But one of the most common issues can pop up anywhere and be difficult to spot.