(BLACK FOREST, Colo.) — The Black Forest Fire and Rescue Protection District (BFFR) had a busy morning on Monday, Nov. 4, with the snowy weather creating slick driving conditions and causing hazards for unsuspecting drivers. According to Black Forest Fire, crews were called to reports of a vehicle crash around Black Forest Road and Terra Ridge Circle around 6:30 a.m. Engine 712 and Medic 782 responded to a snow plow that had rolled over. Two passengers safely exited the rolled vehicle without major injuries and were treated by BFFR medics. Courtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection DistrictCourtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection DistrictCourtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection District Around 7:45 a.m., crews responded to another crash near Hodgen Road and Goshawk Road. BFFR Engine 712 and Falcon Medic 381 responded to a vehicle that had smashed into a tree. The driver was able to safely get out of the car and was treated by Falcon medics. Courtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection DistrictCourtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection DistrictCourtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection DistrictCourtesy: Black Forest Fire Rescue Protection District RELATED STORY: Winter driving reminders for the season BFFR is reminding drivers to always wear seatbelts and drive slowly and safely during winter weather conditions. The Colorado Department of Transportation offers a guide on being prepared for winter driving with tips including: Check that your vehicle is prepared with fluids such as windshield wiper fluid, antifreeze, and gas are topped off and that the wiper blades, heater, tires, battery, and brakes are in good condition. Have essential cold-weather items in your car, including a snow scraper and brush, a blanket or sleeping bag, a gallon of water, jumper cables, a flashlight, and a first aid kit. Take extra time to clear your car of snow and ice before leaving. Accelerate, turn, or brake separately. Trying to do more than one of these actions at once can cause a car to slide or spin. Slow down - driving fast is the cause of most crashes.