What should you clear of ice and snow before starting a journey in freezing weather?

A: The aerial

B: The windows

C: The bumper

D: The boot

Hint

Driving in bad weather increases your risk of having a collision. If you absolutely have to travel, clear your lights, mirrors, number plates and windows of any snow or ice, so that you can see and be seen.

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