DRIVING IN WINTER - THE HIDDENS LAWS & TIPS YOU NEED TO KNOW

Winter Driving Laws

From steamy windows to snow on roofs, to dirty registration plates and driving through standing water - winter can throw up more than a couple of issues for drivers in the UK.



There are lots of different laws that apply to road users during the winter (as well as a couple that are actually myths) that could land you in bother, not just in terms of a fine, but you could also be putting yourself, your vehicle, and others at risk if you don't abide by them.



Here are some of the rules that you need to be aware of when you're out and about over the next few months, as well as some tips on how to stay safe, no matter what weather gets thrown at us this winter.



Driving with snow on your car

One of the biggest myths when it comes to driving in wintry conditions is that it is illegal to drive with snow on your car. There are no laws specifically prohibiting this, but rule 229 of the Highway Code states that you must be able to see clearly, so you should make sure that there is no snow on your windscreens.



In addition, it's worth being aware of section 3 of the Road Tra...