Maybe we can get together a list of winter driving tips we can hand out fliers on in the local DMVs, customs centers, and others.
1. Getting out of your driveway after the plows have come through requires a little momentum. Granted if you can’t see to the sides then you have an excuse, maybe. But if you get stuck pls don’t call the tow company who could be do be doing a lot more important tasks on days like this just BC your lazy A$$ doesn’t want to get out and shovel. Take off your skirt, and get er done.
2. Stop signs become yield signs specifically on hills. You stop your momentum going forward you most likely won’t gain it again. And going uphill, don’t sneak your way halfway up then decide to step on it, it doesn’t work.
3.If you are from a warmer climate 3rd world country do us all a favor and take a sick day. You can’t even drive in summer perfect conditions, take a bus in winter pls!
4.If you drive a honds civic, and you see a truck blast by you on the unplowed lane you are not OK to follow him. You don’t have 4×4, or any other type of advantage, and now we all have to switch lanes which further backs it all up BC you thought you were the little train that could, you can’t, stop it.
5.Carry a shovel in your car, and a good pair of boots, in the event you do get stuck, you can be a grown up and actually try to get yourself out of your mess. We have no pity for people who get stuck, then instantly hop on their cell phones to call superman to come save them. God helps those who help themselves, so they say.
Am i missing anything? I don’t feel any better, probably BC I know on my way home tonight I’m gonna be inclined to help out again a couple other morons who haven’t figured it out yet. 
this morning who literally tapped his brakes like blinking Christmas lights. Just let your foot off the gas and leave some stinkin’ room! One problem with this is of course, is if you TRY to leave room, people take advantage of this and sneak in. 
So true.
