Guest Post by Eric Peters
Lots of advice goes out every year about how to drive in the snow. But the single most important piece of advice about snow-day driving is almost never mentioned – probably because the cardinal rule of modern advice-giving is to never tell people the truth when it might cause discomfort or offense.
It is, simply: Stay home if you lack the skills – or the appropriate vehicle – or both to competently deal with snow on the road.
But I have to get work!
Would that fly in court, if spoken by a well-doused drunk?
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