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Thread: My First Semi Blizzard/Snowstorm Experience.

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    headborg is offline Senior Board Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevin0915 View Post
    i'm calling bullchit on this one. sorry dude...but my first real big snow storm i drove thru....i was nervous as hell. not so nervous i felt conditions dictated i get off the road, mind you. but if you wernt nervous, then you were totally comfortable and relaxed....and still being a 'green' driver (like me) and being comfortable on a condition that nips even veteran drivers....is dangerous. sorry, just calling it like i see it.

    Wow.. what a change.. I remember when We were all-- telling Kevin that 'over confidence is dangerous'-- he's learning fast... well advised.

    2-lane US highways + night + the "ice zone" of USA "middle of the country"-- very dangerous. They were probably right in ordering you all to shut down-- now just imagine --"What if" something had happened while you were "ignoring" those safety instructions?
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    Rt. 29 just looks dangerous going thru Nelson Co in the winter. Some interesting hills with tight curves. My first time thru there I thought to myself, this would not be a fun road in the winter. One look at the demolished guardrails and skid marks tells you it's a dangerous road to lose focus on in good conditions.

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