NoNotAgain
Flashlight Enthusiast
The worst we had here this winter really was there was an ice storm and black ice issue one Sunday morning and the weather people totally dropped the ball and didn't warn anyone. If it's icy out and you see it don't get on the highways thinking that the roadway has been salted or maintained. 3 people died that Sunday in those separate pole up accidents.
My car thermometer has an idiot light that comes on @ 36F, warning you that the roads may be icy.
Winter driving required extra care. Not saying that things can't go wrong, but a little discretion goes a long way.
I drove in the mountains in France and Switzerland during the winter where your going up mountains 8,000 plus feet up where going around a switchback turn can yield snow. I purchased snow chains to use on my rental car. The police have no sense of humor, use chains or get a ticket and ordered off the road until the plows deem the roads safe to drive. They use a lot of Unimogs for snow removal. They don't use salt at all only sand and cinders.
Prayers for those that lost their lives.