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Is driving in the snow really this dangerous or are the British just too retarded to properly equip their cars?
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Angel Barnes
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Jeremiah James
It doesnt make all that much sense to buy winter tires for the select few days of snow they get. Few days also means little practice, which again leads to issues in low-traction situations
Blake Reed
This is what a lot of people, especially in Britain don't seem to understand.
>HOW COME WE CANT DEAL WITH SNOW IN THIS COUNTRY??? IN (**COLD NORTHERN COUNTRY**) THEY 'AVE NO PROBLEMS!!!!
Yet that angery guy doesn't fit snow tyres, doesn't know how to drive in snow, and doesn't understand that buying tons of snow plows, snowblowers, and other infrastructure to deal with a weather event that happens so infrequently wouldn't make any economic sense. It snows here about as much as it does in Spain despite being so far north
Isaac Watson
Thank you based gulfstream
Oliver Harris
probably because this is freak weather, and every year we usually only see a few inches of snow in some parts of the country, so there is no reason to invest as much money into infrastructure and winter tyres, snowploughs, etc as the countries where this is the norm
my god amerimutts are retarded
Ryan Young
whatever man, atleast we're not calling the national guard over some snow
Parker Allen
What happened did they get a day off work? Who cares?
>snow day
Dylan Edwards
>Is driving in the snow really this dangerous or are the British just too retarded to properly equip their cars?
A normal road in England is about the size of one lane in the US, and you have parked cars on both sides. You slide 10 inches and your in a car.
Alexander Gomez
>London
>British
Look anywhere outside of a large city and the actual British probably handle snow a lot better than the "British" in London.
Bentley Brown
this