Drivers have been given a quick tip on how to save themselves time and potential fines (Image: Getty Images)

As the nights are starting to get below freezing, drivers will be delighted to learn that they can defrost the windscreen in just three minutes by following a simple guide. If you're in a rush to get to work or do the school drop off, there's nothing more frustrating than finding the windscreen of your car frozen, blocking any and all visibility to stop you from driving away.

After all, you're forced to mess about ensuring proper visibility through your windows before setting off. Realistically, nobody wants to risk a penalty or penalty points on their licence if caught driving with an inadequately cleared windscreen.

Driving with a frozen or partially iced-up windscreen

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