Warning signs

Risk of ice or packed snow ahead

Risk of ice or packed snow ahead sign

What it means

The snowflake triangle warns that the road ahead may be iced over or covered in packed snow. It is temporary, put out in bad spells and removed afterwards, so if it is up, take it seriously. Drop your speed, avoid sudden inputs, and hold well back: stopping distances can be ten times greater.

Highway Code Rule 230 — read it on GOV.UK

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