Hellion Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 I got home before the powdery stuff coated the roads,and now the roads are really a mess now Hopefully everyone here got home from work OK,WWJ reported alot of accidents on practically every freeway. Time to get out the tire chains,since the road commision waits for a bunch of wrecks,before they will do anything.
Rayne Posted December 4, 2006 Posted December 4, 2006 I got home before the powdery stuff coated the roads,and now the roads are really a mess nowHopefully everyone here got home from work OK,WWJ reported alot of accidents on practically every freeway. Time to get out the tire chains,since the road commision waits for a bunch of wrecks,before they will do anything. I saw about 4 accidents happen in the 20 minute drive back from my daughter's school. I saw about another 10 that happened before I passed. A lady almost made me hit her when she slid through a stop sign, I was only going 15 mph on the 25 mph road, but I had to slam on my brakes and slid sideways missing her front end by inches with the whole passenger side of my car, I could have reached out and touched her car from the passenger seat. Then she flipped me off, like it was MY fault she slid through the stop sign ... I didn't have a stop sign. Sliding here and there at stop signs/lights, but nothing majour. If you know what your doing, it's not hard. I don't understand how people can "forget" how to drive in the snow ... I really don't.
Hellion Posted December 4, 2006 Author Posted December 4, 2006 I saw about 4 accidents happen in the 20 minute drive back from my daughter's school. I saw about another 10 that happened before I passed. A lady almost made me hit her when she slid through a stop sign, I was only going 15 mph on the 25 mph road, but I had to slam on my brakes and slid sideways missing her front end by inches with the whole passenger side of my car, I could have reached out and touched her car from the passenger seat. Then she flipped me off, like it was MY fault she slid through the stop sign ... I didn't have a stop sign. Sliding here and there at stop signs/lights, but nothing majour. If you know what your doing, it's not hard. I don't understand how people can "forget" how to drive in the snow ... I really don't. Alot of them don't even care,and many are ignorant,IMO,I am glad you did not get hurt Rayne
kellygrrrrrl Posted December 5, 2006 Posted December 5, 2006 dooooood..... WTF. Yup, took me OVER an hour and a half to drive a 40 minute drive home. I literally idled down 8 Mile from Telegraph to Coolidge which is right about where I started to go insane. Took Coolidge up to Woodward which was FINE! Why the hell was 8 Mile so jacked? Ponders how the hell to get home tonight. :doh
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