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@4gLeeRepeat It seems that people don't realize all wheel drive means squat when stopping on icy roads.
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@4gLeeRepeat Let's not forget some of those "family cars" were pushing big blocks that pushed some decent horsepower
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@4gLeeRepeat My dad would take us to a parking lot and teach us how to drive in snow covered conditions. I had a blast. Now we have to worry about cell phone drivers, lol Now that's scary.
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@4gLeeRepeat Exactly, but now the Weathermen put people in a panic over a dusting of snow and people buy in
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@4gLeeRepeat When I was 19 years old, I drove this car 355 miles from Phoenix Arizona to Pomona California, no cell phone, no credit card and no front brakes...
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@4gLeeRepeat Could you imagine putting one of today's drivers in one of those cars?..... Total chaos... Their heads would explode... Oh wait, that's not a bad idea
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@4gLeeRepeat Like in everything else, stripping away personal responsibility for themselves means people are dumber and dumber.
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@4gLeeRepeat The new technology has made driving more relaxing. I wouldn't want to be without it anymore.
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@4gLeeRepeat The technology of cars and tires was less capable back then. But people were more mindful of the weather. Today people take unnecessary risks: - choosing to drive in storms - too fast for conditions - traversing flooded streets - no drinking water
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@4gLeeRepeat Hate to say that I remember living in North Dakota and pushing my little car back onto the road once! Lol! It was a little Datsun 1200 and slid right back 😂
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@4gLeeRepeat And if you needed directions, ya either asked someone and/or looked on a map. A cb worked too.
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