Driving in all kinds of weather.

I hate snow and ice, too. Driving in snow and ice is scary. I live in a mountainous area, and I told my husband that whenever we have a very bad morning, I am calling in sick to work.

I am very cautious on rainy days. Once I was returning home from my office. It was just drizzling then. While I had already covered half of the distance, suddenly I slided off the road. Fortunately may be due to rain there were not much of traffic there and I was not being followed by any vehicle. This was a very important lesson for me also. I am yet to forget that day.

I hate being on the road when it is snowing heavily. My tires are all season, not winter, because we dont get snow here in vancouver. We did this year though. We usually get for like 1-3 days then melts away. I think it stayed for 2 weeks this time. Torture!! I kept getting stuck everywhere!!

I absolutely hate being out on the roads when there is snow and ice out there. My worst experience so far is back in 1999. They were calling for a big snow/ice storm, we usually don't get hit with anything big though. IT was suppose to hit by 6pm, well it didn't hit so about 11pm that night me and my now sil went to a club thinking oh its not going to hit. We get circling by the door every 15 minutes. The last time we went by the door the ground was covered in snow that quick. We hurried out of there and got on the interstate trying to get back to town before it got to bad, we got 5 miles up the road and hit a guard rail. We managed to get off the guard rail and back out on the road. About another 5 miles or so up the road a mustang side swiped us, we did a full 360 turn in the middle of the road. How she managed to keep us on the road I have no clue but am glad since there was a big dropoff on the right hand side. The mustang went in the median. We all got lucky, no one was hurt in the wreck. I was adamant after the 2nd wreck that night I wasn't moving till my dad came and got me. Him and friend did and we all made it home safely to my house, then my friend had her dad come and get her to take her home about 30 miles from here. That was the last time I didn't listen to the snow/ice warnings and go on out anyway lol.

One night I was driving alone in a VW near the East Border in Germany when my car started skidding on ice. It seemed like the car was dancing in slow motion and I went nose first into a ditch. I totally panicked...tried to lift the car out .. how crazy can you get! It was pitch black, trees were rustling and I was scared silly. I just new one of the Vopo guards was going to shoot me I started walking (in high heels) trying to bargain with God telling how good I would be if he would just keep me safe. Finally I came to a tiny German town where these was small service station where the owners lived nearby. I woke them up (3am) thank heavens I spoke German, I was crying, frozen and they got up. The owner with his sons got a tow truck and pulled my car back on the road. They wouldn't accept any payment! I must have said "Thank you God" a million times on my way home. I remember every minute of that scary night.

I learned to drive and got my license in high school when we lived in Utah, so I'm fairly comfortable driving in snow. But I refuse to drive in heavy fog. If I can't see more than a few feet in front of me and I'm startled when an oncoming car (with it's lights) on comes at me and I don't even see it until it's just about right on me, forget it! My life and my families lives are more important to me than to risk a trip, even to grocery store. I drove school bus first 3 months last year and when they told me that we'd have to drive in heavy fog, I quit! An elderly bus driver told me her horrific story about the fog. She was picking up her children and couldn't even see the side of the road; didn't know if she was heading off road or not. She came to a stop sign from a side street and had to turn to get on highway; she couldn't see in either direction, let alone in front of her. She sat there for several seconds, heart pounding and on the verge of tears. What could she do? She had to continue, so she said a quick prayer and trusted the He'd protect her and the children. To me, that's just absolute insanity! Would you want your child riding in a school bus on those occasions? Not me. If it's too foggy out, I call the bus company and tell them that I'll take CJ to school when the fog lifts enough to see.

We were living in Kansas near junction City at the time. My son had a chevy x10 pickup and I was following him into town. We were on one of those roads that had steep slopes on either side. The road were very icy. Suddenly I saw him spinning round and round .. He spun several time. I kept expecting him to go oaver the enbankment. but he stopped spining and was facing the way we werre going. I could just see them going over the side and laying in the ditch below.God was guiding the pickup at that time.

Having lived most of my life in sunny Queensland (australia) I have never had to drive in icy or snow conditions. I do hate driving in a thunderstorm though. It can be raining so hard you cannot see the road at all. Thank goodness I have never had any real accidents due to weather conditions.

I late ice as well but I really hate the fog i have know idea why I just feel like I could get lost even though I lived in this area my whole life.

yes driving in raining is very very problematic.I also get suffered from sliding many times..but every time it is limited to grazing. condition vehicle especially tires is very important while driving in bad weather.smooth tires is the main cause in the sliding of vehicle... so drively safely!!..and enjoy driving..:)

i hate driving on a foggy day. i dont mind travelling on a cold, or a hot or a rainy day. but foggy days scare me. i am never in a hurry. i drive really carefully even on sunny days like a responsible citizen.

yeah .. am crazy about driving ... i cant tell u its my passion.. cause i really havnt understood the meaning of passion yet.. so u can say am mad.. i never wan any one else to drive when am there not even my driver.. once i had to drive on a sunny day along iwth my dad and t heat was so stubburn that my dad got exhausted and i couldn ask my dad to drive to .. my eyes got dried up and i felt like some thing is gonna happen worse.. usually i don go down from hundred.. and hundred km speed is t fastest u can drive in medium sized cars on indian roads... so i usuallu keep up t speed al t time... and u know what it was tsunami at the same time.. and i was going near a highway thats near t beach... i was too confused as how am i gonna manage.. and thank god v had to bath in the showers only once ... and ther was a huge strech of wall the next few steps down which guarded us for t rest of our journey and thank god nothing happened to my dad,.. who is t most important to me...

I hate to ride bike on a sunny day.

night driving on snow time is very dangerous and you have to keep very carefull

Snow isn't so bad as ice, but I learn to adapt to it as I am from Michigan, and am only a handful of people here who actually like the snow and cold weather.

My father once told me about a caterpillar infestation in northern Alberta. Some vehicles had to attempt second and third tries to make it up this certain hill. It must have been very slick. Personally I am afraid to drive when the highways are icy.

I absolutely hate driving on icy roads! You just have no control over your vehicle and there are so many bad drivers out there that forget to use caution during bad weather that I just tense up sharing the road. Snowstorms are not my favorite driving conditions either

I dont like to drive when it is pouring down rain we dont get snow or ice in Louisiana but if we did I probally would hate driving in that too lol.

I know that it is very dangerous to drive on ice and preferably better to wait for the sun shine prior to driving

In heavy rain, it was the worst day driving, it was a nightmare in a road on construction and flooded.