I suppose if you are used to the conditions then driving in it becomes second nature. It’s just to us that are not familiar with it that it looks so utterly dangerous! :-O

Thanks. It was cold!

I like to say that every fall, everyone has to relearn how to drive. The proliferation of full-time four-wheel-drive vehicles and front wheel drive vehicles have made driving easier, but it can be treacherous. The worst is when it rains, freezes on the streets, then is covered with snow. Lots of fender benders ensue, even with vehicles designed for driving in those conditions…
I just realized that I didn’t really answer your question. Most of us should get some refresher training every year, but almost nobody does. >grin<

I can’t argue with that philosophy. We head south every year until the worst of the cold is behind us. Thanks!

We are sticking south of the regular snow line for a couple more weeks yet, on our way to North Carolina for a few days, then back to Texas… then back to chilly North Dakota. >grin<

Indeed! We are happy to be in the southern U.S. for a couple of more weeks!