1.Dress warmly: Wear thick clothing, including a hat, gloves, scarf, and warm boots. Make sure your body stays warm.
2.Driving safety: When driving in snow, slow down, keep a safe distance, and steer the wheel carefully. When encountering icy roads, you should drive cautiously and avoid emergency braking as much as possible.
3.Be careful when walking: Be careful with snow and ice under your feet when walking, and choose sturdy shoes or boots for extra support.
4.Anti-slip measures: Clear the doorway and sidewalk from the snow and sprinkle with salt or sand to increase friction and reduce the risk of slipping.
5.Avoid spending long periods of time outdoors in the cold: If you must spend an extended amount of time outdoors, make sure you have a suitable lounge, heating unit, or facility with a heating system available.
6.Eat a healthy diet: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, while consuming calorie-dense foods to provide energy and protect against the cold.
7.Vehicle condition check: Before driving in snowy conditions, check that the vehicle's brakes, tires, and exhaust system are working properly. Make sure the wipers are in good condition to clear the snow from the windshield.
8.Pay attention to body temperature: Frostbite and hypothermia are a risk at low temperatures. If you feel cold and uncomfortable, seek a warm indoor environment.
9.Avoid being stranded on the road: If it snows heavily, check the road conditions first, avoid going out or choose a safe mode of transportation. If you're already outside, look for shelter and check in with family or friends regularly to update your location.
10.Lighting safety: Visibility is low in dark and snowy days, so ensure that there is enough lighting around to improve visibility and reduce the occurrence of accidents.