- Aug 24, 2012
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I swear people must lose half of their IQ at the sight of snow, and it seems like it's getting worse. A month ago, I left for work and it had just started snowing, but NOTHING was on the roads yet. Less than a mile into my commute home and I see a gridlock. It took me over 2 hours to drive 15 miles. I saw 3 accidents on the way and nearly got caught in one myself because some idiot was coming down a hill too fast.
For 7 years I drove a real wheel drive Chevy S10 though some real nasty shit and I've never wrecked, and I've never been stuck to the point that I needed to pushed or pulled out.
The car I drive now has traction and stability control as most cars do now, and you know that stuff really seems to help. You can just drive normal in most situations, but you still have to watch your braking distance, and how you take your turns.
Sometimes I wonder if people are just becoming too dependent on this technology, and just expect it to be able to recover any loss of control.
Either way. From now on, I plan to stay home when the weather is bad. Too many idiots, and it's not worth the risk anymore.
For 7 years I drove a real wheel drive Chevy S10 though some real nasty shit and I've never wrecked, and I've never been stuck to the point that I needed to pushed or pulled out.
The car I drive now has traction and stability control as most cars do now, and you know that stuff really seems to help. You can just drive normal in most situations, but you still have to watch your braking distance, and how you take your turns.
Sometimes I wonder if people are just becoming too dependent on this technology, and just expect it to be able to recover any loss of control.
Either way. From now on, I plan to stay home when the weather is bad. Too many idiots, and it's not worth the risk anymore.