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Check snow removal and support information
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Keep your muffler exposed at all times
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Do the 'driving stretch'
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If you're stranded due to heavy snow and you end up staying in your car for a long time, you need to be aware of the risks of carbon monoxide poisoning and 'economy class syndrome.' NHK World has put together a list of actions you should take to reduce these risks.