Put together a stash of nonperishable snacks, like granola bars and bottled water, blankets, an ice scraper, a show shovel and road salt to keep in your vehicle in case you get stuck on the road in winter weather. (Credit: Kristen Prahl/Shutterstock.com) Put together a stash of nonperishable snacks, like granola bars and bottled water, blankets, an ice scraper, a snow shovel and road salt to keep in your vehicle in case you get stuck on the road in winter weather. (Credit: Kristen Prahl/Shutterstock.com)

When it comes to driving, winter presents a unique set of challenges. Frigid temperatures, ice and snow, as well as less sunlight to help navigate these hazards, mean drivers need to take extra precautions.

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