What should you do when there’s been a heavy fall of snow?

A: Drive with your hazard warning lights on

B: Don't drive unless you have a mobile phone

C: Only drive when your journey is short

D: Don't drive unless it's essential

Hint

Consider whether the increased risk is worth it. If the weather conditions are bad and your journey isn’t essential, then don’t drive.

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