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Re: How many are being afected by the Blizard?
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Posted by JB2 on January 22, 2005 at 17:18:55 from (66.185.85.75):
In Reply to: How many are being afected by the Blizard? posted by MagMan on January 22, 2005 at 15:09:43:
Hi Hugh, Micheal, I agree with you guys about these SUV drivers with their all wheel drive with traction control. In most cases these drivers just drive to fast for weather conditions and end up in the ditch upside down. Three years ago about this time of year I was driving from Toronto to London via 401 about 8PM and drove into a sudden snow storm with white out conditions and these SUV drivers continued driving at 110KM (~70 MPH) even though you couldn't see more than 3 feet infont of your vehicle. I slowed down to a reasonable speed but was afraid I was going to get rear-ended. Several of these speeding vechicles ended up in the ditch, some in backwards and some on their roof. What is lacking here, driving skills, common sense or both? OR is the advertisements of these SUVs going anywhere over any terrain to blame? My SUV rant JB2
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