What do people that are for the first time moving to a place where is snows need to know?
What do people that are for the first time moving to a place where is snows need to know?
If you never lived where it snows and were moving North to where it does snow, what would you have liked to have known? What would you do to prepare?
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Drive slowly on snow. 90% of driving works just fine so long as you go slow. And that doesnât mean 35 in a 40 zone. That means 10 in a 40 zone.
Drive super fucking slow on snow, and youâll be fine.
People who come from warmer climates to snow always fuck this up, and itâs so simple. I think thereâs a pride thing involved. So just get over your âI can do thisâ pride, and drive ultra slow.
At least at first. You can speed up a little once you get a sense of what makes the car slide, but to start with just go ultra ultra slow.
It is super annoying when there's a really slow driver on the highway. Usually the right lane is pretty clean from people driving on it continuously and the left lane is completely fubar. So it's safe to go faster in the right lane, but very dangerous to pass using the left lane. I'm talking about when there's two dry tracks with a little bit of snow between them and lots of salt on the road. Safe to go 40-45mph with no issue, but they want to do 25.
So you're the dickweed out on the roads doing 10 mph in the snow.
Stay home
Some of us know how to drive in the snow
(Slow on ice is acceptable, but if it's an ice storm, stay home anyway. No reason to wind up in a ditch because you wanted Twinkies)
Slow down in general. You ain't the good guy here, crying over someone driving slowly IN THE SNOW.
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I'm not out there tailgating people and passing, but I'm sure as hell wishing they'd piss off back home and let those that know how to drive get where they're going
I don't care what you think, and I'll die on this ditch.
HILL! This⊠damnit
If youâre not slowing down in the snow, you donât know how to drive in snow.
You have to go faster to get on top of the snow. Like a speedboat. Especially in a rear wheel drive vehicle. I recommend the Dodge Viper
(/jk, in case it wasn't obvious)
All jokes aside, there's a vast difference between driving slower in inclement weather and doing 10 mph in a 40, as the top commenter suggested. Now, was my original comment a bit of a shitpost? A little tongue-in-cheek? Sure!
At the end of the day, we just want to get home safe. But if conditions are bad enough to be doing 1/4 of the speed limit just to be safe? Stay home. People that drive that too slow in the snow are just as dangerous as those that drive too fast. And it's not just ability, but equipment as well