Eugene
Eugene Police Department shares winter weather safety tips for drivers and cyclists
Eugene, OR – Roads, especially overpasses, are slick this morning. Conditions can change quickly as temperatures drop, so be cautious.
**Winter Driving Tips:**
– Stay home if it’s icy and travel isn’t necessary.
– Slow down and leave space between vehicles.
– Check your surroundings, even at green lights.
– Clear ice from windshields, headlights, and taillights.
– Carry chains if snow is expected.
– Check tire pressure, which drops with the temperature.
– Turn on headlights and avoid cruise control in icy conditions.
– Stay in your vehicle if you crash; use hazard lights to warn others.
**Cycling Tips:**
– Wear a helmet and slow down.
– Watch for black ice and dismount if necessary.
– Ride on clear pavement and keep your bike maintained.
– Dress warmly and protect your skin from cold shock.
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