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jon f mn · Nov 11, 2020

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db4600 · Nov 11, 2020

US Hwy #12.

SweetFeet · Nov 11, 2020

db,
I think it may pertain to every highway these days.

Keith Molden · Nov 11, 2020

That's the way it is around here. Everyone forgets that we have freezing rain and snow in winter, but their driving skills are only for summer.

chuck machinist · Nov 11, 2020

And Kieth don’t forget those mule deer in and around Galloplis CM

john in la · Nov 11, 2020

Can not be Atlanta. They didn’t abandon their car in the middle of the road.

gajack · Nov 11, 2020

Abandoning vehicle in the middle of the road keeps from having to be pulled out of the ditch. I think that question is on the driving tests here.

Happy Veterans Day, Good Luck to all, jack

jon f mn · Nov 11, 2020

It's more like Dallas. The piles of cars at every bridge when they get ice are comical.

wjytexas · Nov 11, 2020

South Central Texas!

Richard G. · Nov 11, 2020

Some of the worst drivers in snow I have seen was in Iowa.
I was pulling a 20 foot trailer with a 2 wheel drive Dodge 3500 and had no problems even in Iowa City hills.
Also saw terrible drivers in a "blizzard" in St. Louis using the same truck and trailer.
Of course we have our share of idiots here in SC where I have driven by 4 WD trucks in the ditch while driving my old 51 Chevy PU with narrow tires and loaded down with firewood.
Snow was drifted where you could not tell where the road or the ditches were.
So there are idiot drivers everywhere.
Richard in NW SC where I have seen snow 14 inches deep

jal-SD · Nov 11, 2020

Many 4 W D folks think just because they have the "go power", they forget that they have no more "whoa power" than a 2 W D and end up in the ditch.

SweetFeet · Nov 11, 2020

Richard, come to MN... "you ain't seen nuthin' yet", regarding crazy winter drivers. We might beat out Iowa.

Goose · Nov 11, 2020

You're in northwest South Carolina.

I was discharged from the Marine Corps at Beaufort, on the east coast. It was in November, and my car, a rear wheel drive Mercury, needed rear tires anyway, so I thought that coming back to Nebraska in November I may as well put snow tires on right away.

The only way I could get snow tires in Beaufort was to order them out of the Sears Roebuck catalog. (That's not to denigrate Beaufort, it's just the way it was).

Janicholson · Nov 11, 2020

We had 6 in St Cloud. One of my Jeep, The black car lives across the street from me and was raked from tail light to headlight with a snow plow this am. It was a nice Nissan. There was a no parking snow regulation that was ignored. The car in front of it was spared. Jim

retired farmer · Nov 11, 2020

Gotta be some type of ignorant idiot plow driver to do that to something that didn't belong to him.

PDRuff · Nov 11, 2020

I live 10 miles north of Iowa City. yep bad drivers in snow

David G · Nov 11, 2020

I live 20 miles north of Iowa City.

Are you in Solon?

4520BW · Nov 11, 2020

A few years back had some engineers down from the Minnesota plant and I was telling them be carefull in the morning its supposed to be icy, got the whole you don't know anything about bad weather this far south. The next morning they could not believe how slick it was, guess there ice is ruff up there.

Steve@Advance · Nov 11, 2020

Yep, where they blow by at 70 so they can jamb on the brakes when they realize they are on a bridge!

T in NE · Nov 12, 2020

When it sprinkles in Atlanta, you'd think it was an ice storm by watching traffic.

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