Winter driving can feel like entering an “ice dungeon” — windows fog up as if wrapped in gauze, roads turn slippery as oil, and you hesitate before trusting the ground beneath your feet. Don’t worry! Ankai Bus has prepared this Winter-Driving Kung Fu Manual. Master these six moves to stay steady at the wheel and roll out with confidence, no matter how cold it gets.

Move 1: Clear-Sight Fog-Buster

Windshield turning blurry? No problem. As soon as you get in, activate rapid defrost and mirror heating to give the glass a clear “vision wipe.” Instantly restore HD clarity — stop signs and traffic lights become sharp, and every intersection comes into focus.

Move 2: Ice-Surface Light-Step

On icy roads, slamming the accelerator is a rookie move. Maintain a steady rhythm, avoid sudden braking, and let ABS and ESC help your tires grip the surface. Say goodbye to fishtailing — glide gracefully and stay in control.

Move 3: Cabin Warm-Up Technique

Does stepping inside feel like entering a freezer? Hands too cold to grip the wheel? Activate the pre-start heater for a “warm-up combo” that clears fog and thaws you out. No more numb fingers or toes — just total comfort.

Move 4: Downhill Steadiness Strategy

Long winter descents can overheat traditional brakes, causing them to fade and raising risks. Let the retarder take the lead in slowing down — no brake wear, no fade, just steady, reliable control all the way down.

Move 5: Night-Vision Bright-Eye Tactic

Long winter nights combined with rain or snow can reduce visibility dramatically. Check all lights: use fog lamps to cut through haze, switch to high beams when safe, and dim them for oncoming traffic. Light your path while respecting others’ vision — no more driving blind.

Move 6: Parking Peace Protocol

Think any flat spot is fine for parking? Think again. Choose dry, level ground. If you must park on a slope, use wheel chocks. EV owners, keep your battery warm to prevent charge loss — so you’re always ready for the next trip.

Master this “anti-freeze mindset” and you won’t have to rely on willpower alone. Here’s to starting every journey calmly, navigating the ice dungeon safely, and warming every mile along the way.

Source : www.chinabuses.org

Editor : Lucy

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