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<blockquote data-quote="Terry292" data-source="post: 82323" data-attributes="member: 674"><p>In my opinion, for what it's worth, 4-wheel and all-wheel drive, anti-lock brakes, and automatic transmissions have all contributed to people's current inability to drive in less than ideal conditions. When I was young, Dad taught me to use brakes sparingly and downshift to control speed on ice and snow. Now everybody thinks anti-lock brakes work just as well on snow as on dry pavement, their four wheeler will maintain traction anywhere. And, nobody understands engine compression.</p><p></p><p>We got about 8 inches here. Our power was out from about 8:00 PM, Friday, until around 1:00 PM, Monday. At that, we were fortunate. Several thousand people in the area probably won't have power and water until after Christmas, some possibly even into the New Year.</p><p>Terry</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Terry292, post: 82323, member: 674"] In my opinion, for what it's worth, 4-wheel and all-wheel drive, anti-lock brakes, and automatic transmissions have all contributed to people's current inability to drive in less than ideal conditions. When I was young, Dad taught me to use brakes sparingly and downshift to control speed on ice and snow. Now everybody thinks anti-lock brakes work just as well on snow as on dry pavement, their four wheeler will maintain traction anywhere. And, nobody understands engine compression. We got about 8 inches here. Our power was out from about 8:00 PM, Friday, until around 1:00 PM, Monday. At that, we were fortunate. Several thousand people in the area probably won't have power and water until after Christmas, some possibly even into the New Year. Terry [/QUOTE]
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