Winter Driving Safety Tips
By Matthew R. Lenczewski, Special to The Courant
Severe winter weather can be both daunting and perilous for automobile travel. As Connecticut braces for single-digit temperatures in the upcoming days, AAA is offering these tips to keep you and your vehicle moving.
Severe winter weather can be both daunting and perilous for automobile travel. As Connecticut braces for single-digit temperatures in the upcoming days, AAA is offering these tips to keep you and your vehicle moving.
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Stay Alert For Battery Warning Signs
On average a car battery lasts 3 to 5 years, but poor driving conditions and insufficient car maintenance can reduce the life of your battery. Here are some warning signs from AAA that your car battery may experience a breakdown: 1) Your battery is more than three years old; 2) You hear a buzzing, clicking or scraping sound when you turn the ignition on; 3) Your automobile cranks slowly when trying to start; 4) Your automobile stalls; 5) Your headlights become dim when your automobile is idle, but intensify when you rev the engine
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