Well I suggest he drive carefully and not end up like the 1996 100m Olympic Gold medalist Donovan Bailey (Jamaican-born 'Canadian')

Bailey In Car Accident
Sunday, October 26, 1997

Donovan Bailey was involved in a car crash today when he slid on some black ice. He crawled out from the passenger side and a passerby drove him home. Police say it is unbelievable that Donovan wasn't seriously injured or killed.
Authorities have charged him with careless driving and failure to remain at the scene of the accident. His white 1996 Mercedes C36 went out of control as he was travelling south toward the Queen Elizabeth Way on Mississauga Rd. The vehicle skidded sideways, hit a concrete pole, then flipped onto its roof and caught fire.
``I'm innocent, of course. I don't know how careless can one be when you're on black ice and the car is skidding out of control on gravel,'' Bailey said.
The two charges Bailey faces are Highway Traffic Act offences. He is to appear in a Brampton, Ontario court on Nov. 28. The charges are not criminal counts and a conviction normally results in a fine of about $300 for each offence. Police say there was no indication alcohol was involved or that any other vehicle was involved in the accident. Police say that had he been knocked unconscious, he likely would have been killed because the vehicle burst into flames.

Black ice in October 1997? I don't know about that... still 'too fast for road conditions'.

OK so the M3 has 10 year 'newer technology' and there will probably be no balck ice on Jamaican roads even into Febriary!