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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Pedestrian and drivers are now a little safer on snowy days

CBS in Mahwah NJ reported that in NJ this Jan. 1800 tickets were issued to drivers who did not clean the snow off their car. This winter there is a new law in NJ that requires drivers to clean the snow off their cars. In bad weather pedestrians have to be extra careful to be visible with reflective gear. An extremely dangerous situation is created when snow is suddenly blown on to a drivers windshield.

It is also important to keep a light and/or a reflective belt / vest in your glove compartment or your trip emergency kit incase you must get out of your car in middle of traffic or poor visibility.
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