Steering You Right: Driving an igloo

[CD_Editor]

Peter was in a hurry, so he didn’t clear all the snow off his car before driving away. Unfortunately, some snow and ice flew off his car and cracked another car’s windshield.  Was he responsible?  Lawyer Jordan Charness advises.
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[Mark-in-Ottawa]

I wish police gave more tickets for people not clearing the snow off their vehicles.  Especially those who try to see through a 4 inch hole in the fog and ice on their windshield.   The worst are the van drivers who create plywood sheet size hazards...

I got a broken headlight years ago thanks a selfish driver like Peter who didn't clear the snow off his car.

PS: spelling note... "too long rows"? I think you mean "two long rows", although I am sure if you are returning from a warm place that any row is "too long"...

[ckernzie]

Most people are terribly lazy when clearing their vehicles of snow.  These same stupid people don't understand that the defroster that they have cranked to high to clear their windsheild is sucking in all the snow flying off their hood, melting it and putting that moisture onto the inside of the windsheild, further fogging up the car.  A couple of swipes and clearing the air intake usually prevents this but I'll bet you the vast majority of the automotive masses don't even know where the air intake on their car is located or how to prevent interior moisture buildup in winter.  Stop being lazy & stupid people, you'll live longer and oh ya those frosted up things on the side of your car are called mirrors and you need them too!

[Turbo Bob]

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