Icy Road Insanity - Winter storms - Snow and Ice Driving on slippery roads- compilation 

Neither rain , nor sleet , nor snow , nor ice shall keep a person from doing 10- 15 mph over the limit !

First thing people do when slidding is reach for break, bad mistake.

Remember kids it doesn't matter how high your truck is jacked up or how much power it can send to the wheels, all that matters is the grip on your tires.

I get a kick out of the fools who cannot seen to get their foot off the gas even after they’ve wrecked. Pure insanity! It’s like they are trying to escape the embarrassment from being stupid

On Dec. 1st, 2006, I learned a very valuable lesson. NEVER, EVER, EVER try to make it to work in the dark on black ice. No matter how much you enjoy your job. I got played pin ball with on the highway and I lost. My back is still messed up to this day from it. I also no longer drive in the dark or in winter. It's just not worth it.

The guy on the bicycle when all the vehicles are sliding all over the place! Priceless.

I like the guy @2:35 who is helping his car inch forward by pushing with his foot, like it's a scooter or something! Dumb, but charming.

That one with the leg out getting the car back under control Flintstones style..priceless.. lol

Legend has it that caprice is still accelerating to this day on that freeway.

If I see someone trying to pull someone else out on the ice with a 2wd truck I’m definitely recording 😂

When I drove in the winter during the 70's 80's and 90's, I never crashed or even so much as drove off the road. I used a great invention called " Snow Tires." They worked so let's get rid of 'em. Todays logic. 😂

It is probably a good thing if you own (or know somebody who owns) a snowmobile on days like this. The town called Gävle in Sweden would have been brought to a standstill back in 1998 due to a long-lasting snowstorm if there had not been snowmobiles here and there in private homes. People rushed back and forth on those snowmobiles to bring people, food and medicine around and in this way helped keeping the place alive.

I like how the guy honked at him for running the red light. “I’m sliding bro idk what to tell ya.”

Most of the driver never slow down when snowing or icy roads. They all drive very fast. That's why

This is a time where you stay in home with a blanket☺️watching tv or movie

Trying to stop on ice or go uphill on it is such a helpless feeling.

30 years driving in Alaska, always have a sand bag in the vehicle, never hit the brakes, check you tires, watch out for moose.

The ONLY reason I attempted to drive in an ice storm 15 years ago was because I was one of only two Nursing Assistants on staff at the nursing home. But I couldn't get out of my driveway for four days so I didn't make it. I'm amazed at how anyone's making it out of side streets and onto the roads in the first place! Let alone the hubris of thinking you mere human can outperform nature

We also had this weather in the Netherlands. last week. And especially young drivers. Then have a hard time. I myself drove my BMW 316 over the ice of the IJsselmeer. In 1997. Greetings from Spakenburg, Netherlands.

Welcome to Minnesota in December! That Caprice? at 6:30 is still out there hogging the road, bald tires getting him no where. Great drone footage!

So many drivers not knowing how to react when driving but at the same time SO MANY LUCKY ONES 🤣🤣🤣 most of them didn't even crash!

I come from a state that is known for cold, snow and ice. Last week we had 1 inch of snow… police responded to 177 accidents in our area of state! Come on people!!!!!

I'm really good at driving in the snow and I avoid doing it at all costs. This is terrifying.

My friend worked for USPS delivering mail in the country and here in the Midsouth our weather fluctuates so much she kept 2 cars, one with studded tires and one without. The temperatures here in winter are often too high for longest life on something like a blizzak. If we were all rich we could have a nice winter car properly fitted but we aren’t, so this is what we get.

I pray that everybody makes it homes safely without any accidents amen

My son and I are both retired and we do not drive in snow. We are going shopping Tuesday it will be sunny 😊.

I just love it when you get people mad because your going slower than they want you to. Then decide to pass and you see them in the ditch up the road. I can't help but smile as I tool along and wave!

On icy roads and bad conditions 1) slow down 2) keep a 10-second count between you and the car in front of you. 3) drive in the driving lane not in the passing Lane. 4) keep both hands on the steering wheel 5) turn off the radio and any device distractions. 6) if you feel yourself sliding DO NOT put your foot on the brake. Take your feet off of everything and the car will right itself. 7) never assume because you've never been in an accident that it can't occur.

Driving in the snow and ice with old tires sure makes for good video.

I used to live in a northern state and the thought of winter and driving on icy roads filled me with dread. But now I just sit back and love watching these winter storm videos from my home in Phoenix, AZ. 🤣

I have a great idea to keep the ice off the bridges, put heated wire that goes into the cement when they are building it, and then put up solar panels with a 6 volt battery with battery tender and make it to turn on when the temperature gets below freezing.

Happy Holidays. And a sincere thank you to all the people who operate rear-wheel-drive vehicles or generally reject the use of snow tires and chains. Your injuries, car repair bills, and insurance premium increases make it possible for us to enjoy these videos! You truly make the world a better place!

I live in the Midwest U.S. - if someone told me I’d never have to drive on icy roads for the rest of my life, but would be driving continuously through 4 feet of snow instead, I’d consider it a massive ‘W’.

My 2020 truck came with the extras. It is 4x4. Yet. Real lock and traction control. On snow and ice with the real lock on and trackion control. It was dangerous. Maybe if I was stuck some year. Then I turned them all off. Even the 4x4. I went back to my driving. Now I love it. The truck handles amazing. As long as I am driving it. Out of 52 years of driving. Manly in snow and ice. I never did what these people are doing. Yet. Scary and dangerous for them. Maybe driving school is the answer for all of them. My first driving school was my mom's car. I did safe 360s to learn how to control a vehicle. At 16.

The biggest thing I see people doing is either flooring it or hitting the brakes when they start to slide. It is always best to take your feet off the pedals and steer into the slide, then slowly accelerate to pull yourself out of a slide or spin.

It's simple.. when road conditions are icy STAY OFF OF THEM!! If that isn't an option SLOW DOWN. Never hit your brakes unless it's ABSOLUTELY necessary. Make sure to leave yourself plenty of room. When approaching bridges let off the accelerator. Never use cruise control. Learn the proper technique for counter steering. It's also a good idea to make sure you have proper tires with good tread installed before winter time rolls in.

Every situation is different but 1 slow way down, Which nobody does.2 sometimes if you can put it in neutral and don't hit the breaks just lightly tap on them. 3 always carry dry sand in a plastic bottle, you can put it down for traction. 4 put 200 pounds or so in the very back of your truck secured for weight.4 sometimes it's better to take off very slow so you don't spin your tires.5 better yet if it is bad out just stay home your life or someone else's is not worth losing.

Got to love how the first car just takes out the sign to prove he wasn't speeding.

I live in the Jackson Metro area and recognize several places in this video. In the first clip, that area of I-55 at Terry always get people. There's two bridges spaced about a quarter of a mile apart. Most of the time people get across the first bridge and, before they're able to regain full control, lose it on the second bridge. Other times, like the car in the video did, they just lose it on the first bridge and wipe out between the two.

One of THE biggest issues is requiring people to go to work in these conditions. I worked at a distribution center for ten years and the only day I missed was after an over night blizzard that rendered the roads impassable. I called out. But the carnage of vehicles was apparent. You work at these jobs distributing clothes or manufacturing cars and the cities you work in care more about the economy than human life. Officials would rather people crash their cars than dare disrupt the economy by giving people a pass and just declaring an emergency that excuses individuals from work. I’m the opposite of woke. But we need to recognize that most of the people driving in these dangerous conditions do so because they’re not excused from work.

Everyone's in a hurry! Slow Down People!! Edit: Nobody can drive on black ice!!

I could not even imagined living in this kind of mess. We had a snow storm in 2017 of a record breaking 41/2 ". Prior to that it had been several decades since we had snow. I LOVE warm/Hot weather.

I had a scary similar experience. I had a new 1993 S10 2whl drive, nothing in the bed. I was heading to work at Applebees on Transit Rd. in Amherst. It was probably about 5:30 in the morning so traffic was close to none. This is Buffalo so the snow is coming down hard. The road was coated in fresh snow. I was approaching my exit, going slow but had to give the truck some gas. I gave it a little and sent me into a spin, went into the opposite lane of travel. Spun completely at least 3 times but hit nothing. Guardian angel maybe.

I see the auto repair and collision specialist are going to be very busy and winter is just getting started 😁😊

Guaranteed most of these vehicles having trouble are running on poor tires... little to no tread. It's funny how you see slipping and sliding all over while other cars easily drive right by them. 🤪

6:21 Legend has it they’re still there today, spinning their tires.

"Slip slidin' away now, you know the more you reach your destination the more you're slip slidin'' away" Paul Simon

this is why i stayed home. -12 degrees n -35 degree wind chill. nah, ill just pop some popcorn n watch these videos...😉

0:18 Atleast he had secured the ladder properly

My hubby always has sand bags in the bed of his pick up. You never know when you will need sand for traction.

If asked "where were you going in such bad weather?" I wonder how many really had a good reason to even be out in it

I have a little old Subaru Legacy all wheel drive car. I live in Montana, that car has never gotten stuck or out of control in icy/snowy conditions. It can blast through 3' snow drifts in my driveway and gets me there. Just be safe, drive slow, put the pipe down and seat belt on.

Now you see what happens when you stand up on your brakes while driving on snow or ice. Them: muh brakes 😫

liked the muscle car being flintstoned .

4x4 pickup didn't even have 4wd engaged.

EXACTLY why i hate driving in snow and ice, especially in my town where everyone’s ultra impatient and everyone’s moving here from places that DON’T get snow so they don’t know how to drive on it. Which makes the treachery of the roads even worse

We live in a culture that frowns upon people moving "slowly". So this clip is very interesting- when you consider what's going on with our so called fantastic/ fast culture .

Dang, that Caprice sounds really nice! I bet my dude keep that beast nice and clean!

Most of these people should have just stayed home!😅

So nice to know that no matter where you go, or what you do, someone or something is recording you. Orwellian 1984

Grew up in Montana and knew how to drive in it. The state used gravel on roads. In Illinois rhey used salt. Had friends from the South so would always carry a big bag of cat litter in the trunk of my car when we were out and about in case they couldn't get traction in the snow. Worked on ice a few times.

2 words we need to learn in America. And fast: WINTER TIRES !!!

The fact that people keep driving and don't stop to help😬

The joyes of living up North.

When you see someone crash, please don't stop and ask them if they are ok or need help. Just keep driving as if it never happened! Show your Love and Kindness by honking at them and making finger gestures at them!

in Russia, there are no such problems with skidding, use winter tires

Go on in the house I’m helping someone…… He continues to spin his wheels with slack in the chain 😂😂

watching these videos, it really makes me appreciate the area that i live in. (i live in the upper peninsula of michigan). the municipalities (snow plows) actually do a good job of clearing the snow and ice. i may complain about them not getting to my neighborhood as quickly as i would like. but at least they are on the job doing what they need to be doing 24/7 if they have to.

Dress warm, find you a safe spot, pull up a chair crack a beer and watch the stupid people 🍺

Nothing beats the guy on the bicycle!

Times are changing people..studded tires !!

That stuck ranger and f150 is a vibe, the chain didn't even go taught lol. My ranger gets stuck in everything unless I have sand bags in the back and it's just part of my life now.

I am SOOOOO glad I don't live in these places and I don't really go anywhere. I understand people gotta do what they gotta do, but this is insane!

Currently sitting here with two bald rear tires. Anxiety is starting to set in lol

There wasn't another sign for probably a mile, but that car hit that one....incredible.

From 1992-1998 we had a service hydrologist on our staff who considered himself the ultimate 'road scholar'. I can hear him right now. "I don't know why people slow down on slick roads. I can drive 80 mph on ice-covered interstates."

All these spin outs could of all been avoided by slowing down and not jumping on the breaks leave distance between your vehicle and the other.

“Watch this for one neat trick to mess up your ride instantly!”

That's why I stay home.

That blue Honda Civic looked like a nightmare to drive!

4:00 no comment...

" I want to thank the family . WE HAVE TO HAVE PIZZA TONIGHT"! What's a little ice + snow , huh !??

Winter Is Coming.

I wouldn't be out Driving in weather like this..

0:59-1:08 man hats off to that dodge driver. despite losing traction and going from being a driver to a passenger in his own car he managed to not hit a single car

If only there was a metal product you could wrap around your tires that could provide traction in the ice and snow.

Let's see how well electric cars are on ice lol with road salt lol

If you don't have to go out in bad weather, don't!! Plan ahead, but some just not to bright

Ну если на летней резине ездить то конечно будет заносить так машины

Growing up and living in upstate NY this video blows my mind as I see people do everything in this video everyday during the winter

Driving any commercial truck in these conditions is terrifying

And to think, a lot of these drivers probably never drove the old rear wheel drive cars oldies like me grew up on. They were far worse!!! 🤣

this video should be shown in every beginners driving course everywhere!

I was on US 82 coming through Sherman Texas last winter right at the start of the bad storm that paralyzed the Dallas area and the car in front of me decided that they had to stop before they crossed a slick overpass so I get onto the overpass and don't have enough momentum to get across before the truck stopped. Every time I tried to give it a little gas it started sliding towards the concrete barrier on the outside of the highway. I finally got enough traction to get going again but it seemed like I was a couple of inches from the wall!

It’s a well known fact that the faster your tires spin the better the traction. The increased friction heats up the road surface and melts the ice. So, speed up!

The most impressive scene in this video is the dude riding his bicycle in the snow!

Every year there is winter and they never learn to drive. What little they learned in the winter is forgotten during the summer.

Depending on the weather, some accidents are unavoidable due to road conditions. However the main issue is most people don't know how to drive in severe weather conditions! I live in New York. Which experiences harsh Winters. I have been plowing snow privately and commercially since the age of 16. That's almost twenty years. I've operated everything from, but not limited to, a Jeep Wrangler, an F-550 super duty turbo diesel dump truck, an international Highway plow truck, and everything in between, including driving regular 2 wheel drive sedans in bad weather for friends! In those 20 years of operating various vehicles in harsh winter weather conditions, I have only gotten stuck once and I have never caused an accident! People just don't know how to drive and should stay off the roadways when advised to do so!!!!!!!!!!! That's it!!!!!!!!!! Having four wheel drive doesn't necessarily help you all the time. There is an array of things which are needed. Experience being the most important. Whether it's a 2-wheel drive sedan, or a large commercial four-wheel drive vehicle with extra weight in it and chains on the tires. Experiences the most important

That v8 sure did sound nice.

Don’t bother to slow down, just keep right on going!!!!!