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How to drive in the snow - Iceman299 - 21-01-2015

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2920670/Motorist-caught-camera-driving-motorway-snow-covered-windscreen.html

Some people....!


RE: How to drive in the snow - Dum-Dum - 21-01-2015

Same every year, I just cant see how these people even make it as far as the motorway without crashing.


RE: How to drive in the snow - procta - 21-01-2015

see that all the time, I am sure you can get done for driving with snow on your roof, for this reason.


RE: How to drive in the snow - 7057sam - 21-01-2015

FFS some people have no common sense ,basically a brand new car aswell.

Fair enough if it was a oap in a banger.


RE: How to drive in the snow - Pete - 21-01-2015

(21-01-2015, 11:23 PM)procta Wrote: see that all the time, I am sure you can get done for driving with snow on your roof, for this reason.

Yeah when you brake it all ends up sliding down the windscreen and you cant see shit! Happened to the wifes Volvo over the new year scary when that happens. See loads who don't clear there lights aswell.


RE: How to drive in the snow - procta - 22-01-2015

(21-01-2015, 11:41 PM)Pete Wrote:
(21-01-2015, 11:23 PM)procta Wrote: see that all the time, I am sure you can get done for driving with snow on your roof, for this reason.

Yeah when you brake it all ends up sliding down the windscreen and you cant see shit! Happened to the wifes Volvo over the new year scary when that happens. See loads who don't clear there lights aswell.

also isn't dangerous for the car behind you too, as it flies off the roof, on to the car behind.


Re: RE: How to drive in the snow - Seb_Ryan - 22-01-2015

(22-01-2015, 12:27 AM)procta Wrote:
(21-01-2015, 11:41 PM)Pete Wrote:
(21-01-2015, 11:23 PM)procta Wrote: see that all the time, I am sure you can get done for driving with snow on your roof, for this reason.

Yeah when you brake it all ends up sliding down the windscreen and you cant see shit! Happened to the wifes Volvo over the new year scary when that happens. See loads who don't clear there lights aswell.

also isn't dangerous for the car behind you too, as it flies off the roof, on to the car behind.

And for people on paths.. I remember seeing someone get knocked over by snow flying off the roof of a van..


RE: How to drive in the snow - nominous - 22-01-2015

I had a sheet of ice come off the top of an artic about the size of a bonnet, and smashed into my windscreen.
I thought it had broken from the noise but not a scratch. Brown pants tho.


RE: How to drive in the snow - Toms306 - 22-01-2015

Tbf, it was probably an old person that can't reach the roof to clear it. But that doesn't excuse it, some people are just f*cking inconsiderate idiots.


RE: How to drive in the snow - r3k1355 - 22-01-2015

I (can't be bothered) to reach my roof to clean it either.
I use a broom out of the house, does the job just fine.

That stupid sod needs their licence taking off them, I hope the plod get on the case sharpish.


RE: How to drive in the snow - Paul_13 - 22-01-2015

Why haven't we got any snow!


RE: How to drive in the snow - Piggy - 22-01-2015

People are always in a rush so dont bother with roof/lights etc.
Fricking get up on time and clear it, as has been said many times, driving is a earned privlege and should not be taken for granted


RE: How to drive in the snow - r3k1355 - 22-01-2015

It's also pretty damn dangerous to other road users if a load of snow blasts off your car at 60-70mph.

I'd like to see the police out pulling these idiots over when it's been snowing and issuing tickets.


RE: How to drive in the snow - mattsrallye - 22-01-2015

What a tool. I wonder if anything will come of this - you can't see the driver (in those pictures at least) so might be tricky to prosecute?


RE: How to drive in the snow - Jonny81191 - 22-01-2015

(21-01-2015, 11:36 PM)7057sam Wrote: Fair enough if it was a oap in a banger.

Fair enough? How the f*ck is it fair enough? It's pretty simple. Don't drive with snow on the roof. If you can't clear it off, get someone to help or don't drive.

There's too many people on the road without the first clue of what they're doing, endangering others and themselves.


RE: How to drive in the snow - r3k1355 - 22-01-2015

(22-01-2015, 11:41 AM)mattsrallye Wrote: What a tool. I wonder if anything will come of this - you can't see the driver (in those pictures at least) so might be tricky to prosecute?

Yea, it's worth a trip from the plod tho as I assume the original version showed the numberplate.


RE: How to drive in the snow - WiNgNuTz - 22-01-2015

(22-01-2015, 11:49 AM)Jonny81191 Wrote:
(21-01-2015, 11:36 PM)7057sam Wrote: Fair enough if it was a oap in a banger.

Fair enough? How the f*ck is it fair enough? It's pretty simple. Don't drive with snow on the roof. If you can't clear it off, get someone to help or don't drive.

There's too many people on the road without the first clue of what they're doing, endangering others and themselves.
Qft.

Being old doesn't excuse a blatant disregard for other people's safety imo, in fact there is absolutely no excuse for it at all. Ever.

The driver in that article should have their license revoked, end of. Angry