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What is the greatest risk with steering out onto the hard shoulder in the snow?
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Review of the options:
- Slushplaning
– Is like aquaplaning, but with slush instead of water. It looks like there is a lot of slush along the edge, which entails a risk of slushplaning. - Aquaplaning
– There is hardly a large pool of water under the snow. - Steering wheel shakes
– Not due to road conditions but rather the car. - Snow smoke
– Hardly likely as the snow is wet.
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