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New England: Staying upright on ice.
Is the secret the penguin walk?
From what I can tell, the secret is rubber boots.
Even those won't help if the ice is slippery enough. I imagine cars would be universally made a certain way if something could help in all scenarios.
Just relaxing and knowing where your center of weight is helps.
(My practice is Moscow in early spring or late autumn days after everything melted and froze again.)