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Driving in snow, you say? 200

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Thu Feb 21 13:29 CST 2013
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I feel for Kansas City drivers--they do get snow--but not enough to really learn to drive in it---and when I went to the Art Institute there in the late 60's the city's snow removal equipment was a joke. I remember one particularly bad sequence of weather--some snow on the ground--warmed up and rained--got REAL cold overnight leaving inches of ice on the roads--then it snowed heavily on top of the ice. I could get around in my split windshield VW Bus but had to thread my way around all the stuck cars--especially on the cross town hilly streets. Good Luck KC -- Dave






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