Winter Driving Survival Guide

Real Iowa tips to stay safe when the roads turn nasty. Swipe to learn what drivers miss — and how to protect yourself.

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CHAPTER 1 — Winter Hazard #1: First Snowfall Safety Tips

First snow hits? Roads turn slick fast. It surprises even seasoned drivers.

Winter Hazard #1: First Snowfall Safety Tips

Shaded corners freeze early. Black ice hides under that shine.

Winter Hazard #1: First Snowfall Safety Tips

Slow into turns. Give yourself extra stopping room.

Winter Hazard #1: First Snowfall Safety Tips

Early-season ice catches people off guard. Don’t let it catch you.

Winter Hazard #1: First Snowfall Safety Tips

Injured because someone didn’t adjust for the conditions? Tap to learn what to do next.

CHAPTER 2 — Winter Hazard #2: Tire Pressure in the Cold

Cold temps drop tire pressure fast. Swipe to learn what most drivers never realize.

Winter Hazard #2: Tire Pressure in the Cold

The CRASH Formula Low PSI = less grip + sloppy handling.

Winter Hazard #2: Tire Pressure in the Cold

Check tire pressure weekly in winter.

Winter Hazard #2: Tire Pressure in the Cold

It's a small habit with a BIG safety impact.

Winter Hazard #2: Tire Pressure in the Cold

If a winter crash leaves you hurt, tap for guidance.

CHAPTER 3— Winter Hazard #3: Morining Frost

Morning Frost Looks Harmless. It isn't. Swipe to learn why.

Winter Hazard #3: Morining Frost

Bridges and overpasses freeze first. That thin white layer? Pure Ice.

Winter Hazard #3: Morining Frost

Go easy on early-morning routes. Especially rural roads.

Winter Hazard #3: Morining Frost

If you were injured because someone hit you after sliding on frost, Tap below for next steps.

Winter Roads in Iowa are Tough.

When a negligent driver makes them worse, we're here to help. Drive safe and for more tips, tap to read: “Legal and Safety Tips for Winter Road Emergencies in Iowa.”