Winter driving...

It snowed last night. That in itself is not that big of a deal. After all, this is Canada. But what surprises me, is that it has snowed in a "snow approved" month, and yet people out there still cannot drive!

Now I understand if you are a new immigrant and have never driven in snow before, but even then, wouldn't you get some help with how to drive in snow? Anyone else should be ashamed of themselves! I admit, most people out there today were really good! They went slow, didn't follow to close and were very courteous with merging. But those 2 people that I saw holding up the intersection because they kept gunning the gas, and shinning up the road, and NOT GOING ANYWHERE, well they should seek help.

Let me give them their first tip. ROLL TO START. It's easy, it works...so do it!

Luckily, I do know how to winter drive. I got my licence in the winter and learned. Also, my Dad smacked my if I didn't know what I was doing. It really isn't that hard. Sure there are still times when, even great drivers, will have an issue and slide, or can't get going because the roads are really just that bad. But if it's just you having the issue, and everyone else is going around you because they can, take that as a hint and take a winter driving class.

**Please note** Snow approved months are November, December, January and February. All other months that have snow will be fined....or will have a fist shaken at them at least.