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It’ll be a few weeks and we’ll have roads like that here and I’m not looking forward to it!
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I don’t care anymore, but I drove to work on ice and snow in Winter and it wasn’t fun. I don’t envy you.
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I’ve never held a licence and now I have a wheelchair I feel like I am driving.
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I am now a scooter driver and am allowed to drive on the pavements.
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We are allowed to drive on the road when necessary, such as when vehicles often Park on the road. We must have 3rd party insurance to cover us in shopping Malls and a Permit to drive.
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Where I live, there are ample days to bone up on one’s ice-covered roads driving skills, and I pride myself in being pretty darn good on bad roads. Of course, modern cars also come with brakes that do some of the light pumping to avoid skids for you when you try to stop or slow down on ice, but skill still is the word.
My sister lives in Seattle, Washington, where snow is rare. One winter, she came over a hill and saw there was a smash-up at the bottom, where Seattle drivers skidded down an icy road and crashed into each other.
Being a native Nebraskan and a skilled winter roads driver, my sister safely got her car down the hill and avoided hitting the pile-up of Seattle drivers’ vehicles.
Then, another Seattle driver crested the hill, realized she was skidding out of control, so she hopped out of her car and let it careen driverless (!) down the hill into my sister’s car! My sister’s car was pushed into the crash-up pile and totaled.
So much for being a skilled winter roads driver when no one else on the road is! I’m glad you have mobility without the car and alternative ways to get supplies in.
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I haf to learn how to drive on the icy roads. My brakes became something like raw eggs, using them without getting the eggs broken, but I managed eventally, although no something I enjoyed. your sister certinly had bad luck on her journey.
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Ice is the worst to drive on. Sometimes the brakes can’t do the job no matter how qualified and experienced the driver. When the roads are that bad, the good driver knows to stay home!
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