26/06/2026
Let's take it easy out there team! Keep safe and warm this weekend 😊
Always turn your headlights on dipped when it’s snowing – this’ll help you see the road and make you more visible.
To state the obvious, snowfall makes you less visible to people around you.
Many of us have silver, grey, or white vehicles which easily blend into snowy conditions. Having your headlights on dipped activates your rear position lights. Together your lights make you much more visible to people behind you and people coming towards you.
Have your headlights dipped, not on full beam. If you use full beam during intense snow the light will reflect on you – and it’s illegal to use full beam when you’re around other people.
Use fog lights if your vehicle has them. You must turn your fog lights off as soon as you're out of the snow.
If you’re heading out in icy or snowy conditions, carry warm clothes, water, and food in case you get stuck or need to wait for the weather to improve. You should also make sure you have at least half a tank of fuel or battery range in case you encounter detours or diversions.
Pull over somewhere safe if you need to stop. If you get stuck call roadside assistance or a towing company to help, and in an emergency call 111.
When the weather is bad, always check our pages to see if state highways are affected before you travel. Follow us if you aren’t already. You can find more information in this post: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HJqwn4Sxa/