Hey Axel R,

I know what you mean about to much $$$ & not enough brains to learn to drive the cars they buy.
Here in the UK it's mostly Scoobys that they seem to get wrapped around posts, poles & anything else that seems to 'JUMP' out in front of them :confused:

I was just being a little cynical about the Vipers (British humour ;) )


Rob.

Hey , judtdubbing , Being from across the pond , I'm not sure what you get for snow out there , but over here in the colonies(Canada) , we get more than our fair share . Starting last night we got a pretty good dump of the white stuff . I had to run some errands today , and even though I have lived here all of my life , I still can't believe the amount of stupid people out here who shouldn't be on the road , but think that it will be all right . I live on the edge of town , and was driving on a country road when I came across a couple in a minivan in the ditch . I was helped by several other guys , and we got them out . The guy driving said to me "It's a minivan , what do you expect?" . I guess he didn't notice that I , too , was driving a minivan , and had absolutely no problems whatsoever . The thing is , not to blow my own horn , that I drive so much as a part of my job , that I have learnt how to drive in all weather conditions . When ever the weather turns miserable , I don't worry about the conditions , I worry about the other drivers and what kind of trouble that they will cause . Axl :(

Axl R,

Snow, we only get it probably once a year, we're actually due to have the worst snow storms for about 10-20 years (according to the weather men...but what do they know :p )I would expect a couple of 50+ car pile ups on the motorway when it does hit, out of the maybe 35-40 million drivers we have in this country, I would imagine there’s only about 2-300,000 that can actually drive real good in all conditions :eek:
We must be one of the wettest countries in the northern hemisphere and you should see the driving standards in the rain.
I think there are three types of driver, those who can drive, those who think they can drive & those who should stick to walking.

Lets all look forward to the insurance rises next year then :(


Rob.