Icy Road Madness 2: The Most Dramatic Winter Driving Captures of 2017-2019

A collection in 4K UHD of the most dramatic captures of icy road car and truck sliding, spins, bumps and jacknifes by cameraman Dan Robinson during two seasons of winter weather coverage (snow, sleet and freezing rain) from December 2017 to March 2019. All footage filmed and copyrighted by Dan Robinson. Learn how to stay safe on icy roads at icyroadsafety.com

[@Kain987]

I remember what my driving instructor taught me 14 years ago when I was getting my license (and luckily I also had a few snow days when learning to drive): - when it's snowing and the road is shit... Drive as if your brakes don't even exist. That way, you won't need them. Translation: use engine braking and slowly accelerate and decelerate while keeping ample room for all needed maneuvers. Worked well... Never had an issue with losing control of the car.

[@valevisa8429]

Good advice !

[@spoon4542]

can you imagine how relieved people are when they dont hit anything while sliding

[@yooootoooober]

No. Enlighten us.

[@Erin-Thor]

Why yes. Yes I can. 😎

[@Just1OneFilms]

Happened to me twice...wiped forhead and kept it moving

[@Shooter333888]

yes, as I have been that person many, many times haha

[@douglasskaalrud6865]

When I’ve “made the save” it’s more like riding a wave of euphoria than sighing in relief.

[@roadrules3671]

As a Driver i can say without hesitation there is NO worse feeling in the world than being on ice and just going along for the ride.

[@colleenross8752]

There's no better feeling than coming to rest with no damage

[@edwinv196]

Makes you feel like a driving pro doesn't it?

[@user-fy7ru4ii1i]

. That little rock in your shoe. . Having a flake of something in your eye, which doesn't wanna go away. . Driving behind someone who's going EXACTLY the speed limit and unable to pass 'em. . Having to go to the washroom, but all the stalls are occupied. . No ice in the ice tray. . Finding out, you DID leave the car windows open, only hours after it's been raining or snowing.

[@Spanky1]

I'm constantly amazed by how so many people think that it's a good idea to drive in misty, drizzly, overcast and snowy days without their headlights on. It doesn't hurt and only helps to make your car and the road more visible. It's just a good common sense thing to do.

[@Arvidje]

just saving the battery....

[@mutilator98]

What is more important your life or a 50$ battery?

[@motorcycleislife8296]

Note to self: if you see a guy filming with a camera on side of the road, get ready to slide.

[@jackson5116]

I bet you most of these drivers are in the Metro East part of St Louis (ie they live in Illinois), and since they commute from Illinois, where it's illegal for chains on tires, they keep what they have.

[@antor.j.medrano]

😂

[@jasmijnariel]

@@jackson5116 chains?? For ice roads? 😂 dude you have no idea what you are talking about.

[@masonlynch4686]

Jasmijn ariel you literally use chains on ice....

[@TheTrey181]

@@masonlynch4686 Chains are for snow packed roads not ice. They will inevitably make sliding on ice alot easier. This i coming from a trucker up north who knows exactly when to use chains.

[@Flatbednobed]

4:00 Tanker driver deserves a hot meal with a beer after that save

[@minolio]

Skillful...

[@corvettezone1771]

DEJA VU

[@lr_korone_suki267]

99.9%ofHumanMalesareWhores yes actually he counter steered unlocks those idiots and he didn’t slam on his break all the way...

[@smokyislay]

In such situations it's all about not losing the pull. After you hit the speed limiter and the trailer is still not in control there is not much else you can do.

[@accountnotusedanymore9119]

BIGTYME an oil tanker for you

[@lilrony5612]

I love how this guy is casually on the side filming people crashing😂

[@joshuatatmon8799]

I thought of the same thing

[@M2C_mike]

🤣🤣🤣

[@julzchar1055]

I know right its like a hobby

[@azharhayat7240]

😀😀😁

[@francojordan8048]

He almost became victim of his own ice carnage

[@connory6741]

Americans in winter: I’m going to drive the speed limit no matter what the weather is like. Europe in winter: I’m going to drive to the conditions and go slow and steady. Russia in winter: what speed limit. Road is road and I shall use every bit of it to keep my speed.

[@gustavrohde8557]

Dont understand why people dont put on winter tires. Like... You got a car worth 20 000+ dollars, but you dont want to pay 400$ to be 10times safer on the road.... (And i mean serious winter tires with spikes)

[@dannyjohnson8769]

@Isaiah I uh, I think that was the point.

[@JamesSmith-jq2jc]

Um, america is like Russia then, at least where I'm from. People here disregard the speed limits whatever the weather. We've our first snow today, people were driving 70+ in a construction zone where the posted speed limit is 45 mph. I myself think they're retarded, narcissistic and don't care about killing themselves or others.

[@nthgth]

In my area of the US people commonly equip winter tires and still often go way slower than they need to. Maybe those are mutually exclusive with who does those things.

[@zsoltpapp3363]

I agree winter tires work a lot better if there is snow or rain, and the weather is cold. Here in Europe in many countries winter tires are mandatory. On flat ice though winter tires are just as useless as summer tires, you need spikes or chains. And for those who are cheap: there are 4 season tires on the market, not as good as the winter ones but still ok for winter conditions. Also i see many drivers jumps on the brakes when they start to spin, worse thing you can do.

[@andyvdw5839]

3:58 that trucker can drive ! he drifted that corner while dodging a car :D

[@tastynoobr3685]

DEJA VU

[@karamalqussiri6533]

Tastynoob R a man of culture i see

[@cassette_elk]

Yeah, that HAD to have been challenging. Even in a civilian car, imagine trying to do that.

[@KP-G]

**Running in 90's intensifies**

[@The_Room_Of_Arachnids]

N-NANI?!?! TRUCK DORIFTO?!?

[@chincemagnet]

Puts the plow down to slow himself, I love that

[@discodawg02]

If that plow is sliding, you don’t wanna be on that road with even the best tires or AWD in any vehicle

[@richsackett3423]

Masterful job pumping the brakes also.

[@kevincarmack581]

I have a few friends who work for MoDot, that is part of their driver safety training

[@tommygun8134]

As a life long Michigan resident I can't help but wonder what these people would do on actual bad roads.

[@faithgee6162]

its normal for us missouri residents to have icy bad road conditions in the winter time. but this is st louis and they drive like this rain or ice or snow. they dont care. im not speaking for every single one of them but most of them drive wayyyy to fast there.

[@RPG-oh1yf]

They would all be stuck in the ditches in the drifts.

[@siphiwemaseko8883]

Isn't this an actual bad road

[@TheSiriusEnigma]

They would do better. Actual bad roads, with pot holes, actually provides irregularities for the tires to grip.

[@DetroitShadows]

Truth!

[@MrYabber]

0:06 what a save!!! Props to that guy!

[@samgentile7494]

95% of all drivers lock up their brakes when they begin sliding, and by locking up their brakes they LOSE all steering control over their vehicles.

[@ShannonSouthAfrica]

ABS helps too.

[@ok88warrior]

I agree. I drive rwd worktrucks all winter in canada, ive never had issues. Most of the times I find giving it gas will balance the vehicle back out

[@Lafoochen]

Well yeah it’s crashes and that’s what prevents crashes

[@whodahellru8124]

Jack Christian yes, most cars do and they also have stability control systems if they’re newer than 2012 in the US. Even still, the most advanced car technologies in the world still can’t defy physics. It doesn’t register in the mind of some drivers that their cars and CUV/SUV’s that the _faster_ they’re _moving_ in their 2-6 ton vehicles that four tires is all that’s contacting the road. *If those tires can’t effectively grip the road, nothing is going to stop it!*

[@hellswindstaff91]

youre on ice it doesnt matter lock brakes all season tires winter tires bald tires youre gonna be in a slide and not have control. ive been in a black ice wreck at night on a 2 lane road car was going straight no problem then off it went to the left into oncoming traffic in just 3 seconds at most. rest is history lesson learned slow my ass down in damp and below freezing temps

[@acupofcoffee9082]

I love the strategy of all the drivers, lock up all the wheels and just let the steering do it's own thing....

[@RubberSideDown2]

6:25 that was actually a near perfect drift. 10 points for getting ken block close to that rail lol

[@MrRagefan2k]

Love the plow sliding not even spreading salt down lol

[@brendanfirlotte4099]

These people don’t even counter steer they just slam the breaks and hope for the best lmao

[@jaredcrabb9386]

Exactly a lot of these could’ve been saved with some drift tactics

[@PlanetNr4]

Believe me, people in America have better car control than, for example, the Russian, those guys are completely nuts. Well, might be too much vodka...

[@fhtuna]

@@PlanetNr4 no everyone driving in these conditions are stupid not just Russian

[@ashleybernard8057]

Man couter streer can be as bad, never lock the brakes never use ur brakes while turning that's dumb the car will just slide straight up and by counter steering too much can just cause u to lose control just a lil bit does the trick like a quarter steer

[@mouaxiong8618]

In these situations, 80% of people gets scared and the first thing that comes up in their head is slam on the brakes.

[@jordan3649]

Speeding through the snow In an icy open lane O'er the rails we go Crashing all the way

[@jackson5116]

This is the St Louis region, so you forgot "Splashing into the river!" as both the Missouri and Mississippi divide the city from the Metro East (Illinois), and St Charles.

[@0nlytati.2x]

😆😆😆

[@DeathByRubberDuckyXD6841]

Lol that is fantastic it fits that song so well XD

[@bronxandrosie8015]

Cheers! From Calgary, Alberta.

[@Wigglythegreat2]

They have the, "If you're not first your last" mentality lol.

[@x-90]

0:43 Me screaming: LET OFF THE BRAKES

[@phorzer32]

9:00 Top! This guys understood physics. Very nice move.

[@Bankmumric]

@icon i also wanna hear

[@fartcake]

@icon the bouncing is just helping the tires grip and cause friction.

[@floppinfish]

2:01 the person gets out of the car. Wow. Smart.

[@brickswisher7672]

The concept of removing your foot from the gas pedal is clearly beyond some people.

[@tomj4406]

They must have grown up playing GTAV :p

[@liz21496]

I know that exact spot you were filming in St. Charles. It used to be my route to work every morning, and let me tell you, there were so many more people just like those. Every time it precipitates AT ALL in Missouri, everyone loses their minds.

[@johnames6430]

3:30 I knew that old impala was going to make it, such an under-rated car

[@snorman1911]

Respect for the truck pulling the semi up the hill!

[@fathurmuhammad3798]

Where

[@kirnpu]

Major...

[@lookoutnow4996]

@@fathurmuhammad3798 Starts at 8:49...

[@byronp8158]

@@lookoutnow4996 you shouldn't have told him. Clearly it bored him and he didnt watch the whole thing.

[@im2cutesosueme121]

The semi was using its drivetrain also.

[@dwightstjohn6927]

let's drive at NIGHT when we barely know how to drive during the day.

[@creamyspinach8951]

u know winter at night is like 5pm thats when people get off work

[@lydiapetra1211]

Great comment 😸😹

[@Texas_ice]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 stop

[@Bwh-rm3py]

I could watch that all day.

[@MrLeland337]

its amazing in all these videos no one slows down an always slams on the breaks

[@randallweese1885]

People NEVER learn that staying in your car is safer than getting out in most cases.

[@dday9257]

Randall Weese Not in those multi vehicle pileups it’s not. You want to get out and get away before another vehicle like a big truck comes a crashin

[@gleysonoliveira802]

@@dday9257 thats why Randall said: "in most cases..."

[@kimeojin6447]

@@dday9257 still, it's better to be stuck in a crash inside your car than to try to get out and get both your legs severed off when a dozen cars smash it together.

[@RAMelloh-ij5sl]

Yeah, that was a big mistake.

[@v1nigra3]

Nah dude, if you can get out safely then get out as fast as you can, staying in your car is only good when you can’t tell what’s coming

[@JMNTN]

4:05 nice drifting skills from that truck

[@Michigan1985]

The teamwork at the end with the Truck pulling the big rig. 😆👍

[@TBI828]

Highway Olympics has started! My favorite sport to watch in winter on KZbin!

[@teamstr259]

People drive way too fast for road conditions. As a former tow truck operator in New England. I've seen it many times in person. Thanks for sharing Dan great work as always.

[@anthonywolverton9833]

Some people think because they have 4WD/AWD, this will help them in most situations, but as soon as you are off the throttle it's like any other vehicle. You'd often be better off with FWD and winter tires, than AWD with all-season tires. Winter tires were really excellent even a few decades ago, I can only imagine they're better yet now.

[@swellindividual6654]

"If I lock my brakes and steer, my wheels will turn into skis!"

[@jackson5116]

Welcome to winter in St Louis!! We don't sled here, we ski with our cars!!

[@Texas_ice]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kanifuker721]

Definitely my favourite watch on YT, love these kind of uploads. There's ToysRus and there's also IdiotsRus.

[@markjeffery5522]

Winter and Christmas are my favorite time of the year

[@jacobjohnson3200]

Oh I'm sliding, I better lock up my breaks until I come to a complete stop

[@carlvalle8539]

or brakes i guess

*Wheeeeee!*

[@ronedwards7207]

Dude when they step on the brakes and they start to slide they are in full panic mode at that time

[@briandalton8890]

I hope my that brakes works when I hit them

[@filthyanimal874]

That’s one powerful GM truck pulling that 18 wheeler up that icy grade.

[@kirnpu]

Incredible.

[@frontxxrunner]

It's assisting the truck which is still under its own power. It's not the same as if the truck was in neutral

[@rpracing4666]

@Jay Same thing I was thinking. Seen one snap and take a windshield out when someone was trying to pull a car out of the ditch.

[@skarloey2334]

that pickup had the semi helping it

[@justmeandthethree]

My next car is going to be a GMC truck!

[@perryfefchuk637]

Some of these drivers are simply not going fast enough..... oh and the salt trucks sliding but no salt coming out ,outstanding work

[@MrsRobinson0741]

Benny Hill’s theme song would go wonderfully with all these wipeouts 👍

[@Storm10xx]

The I don’t need new tires on my car I’m a “good driver” starter pack

[@guywithjeep]

Or I don't need winter tires, I got 4wd

[@TheBrassCaster]

@@guywithjeep Both fof you guys hit the nail squarely on the head. The guys in PU's should have gone to the scales, checked the weight on the front and rear. Added extra weight on the rear to balance the vehicle weight and made damn sure they had the correct tires to drive in winter conditions. When I drive in the winter in the Sierras in Ca. I put my ass in line with the sander truck. We do not use salt here, ever. Studded tires are also illegal. Stay in line, never pass, unless you are in a rush to your coffin. I carry shovels and extra burlap bags.The speed limit in snowy and icy conditions on Interstate 80 is 25 MPH, accept that, seriously, or you have a huge fine to face by the CHP! You just may be pulled over and given a ride you don't want. A lot of out of staters get pissdoff about the chain control stations. You can't pass them with out chains on the driving tires.. The real reason is to make you slow down

[@memye288]

Lol as I sit here in winter with 4 bald tires....

[@alexm5209]

Problem is winter tires are useless on black ice. Studded tires work, but they're illegal in many states. Usually when there's ice on the roads I stay off highways.

[@trashrabbit69]

See, this is why I don't have a Slip-n-Slide. I just wait 'till winter. Seasonal fun for the whole family.

[@kristy615]

That last one of the semi getting towed by the truck was awesome! Kudos to all the guys helping on the back!

[@christopherscottb]

I love the slow-burn quality to these videos.

[@HikerHansen]

Nice to see authentic car sliding, and not the ripped off compiliation videos.

[@Zetaretiiculi]

plot twist: the camera guy laid water overnight on the road

[@kroycincy0911]

At the least he definitely didn't attempt to warn anyone, just looking for good footage. nevermind the drivers safety let's get some views.

[@coribuchanan6947]

@@kroycincy0911 ikr🙄

[@MichiganPeatMoss]

He probably lives a few blocks away. Looks like a fun winter hobby. :)

[@tinglee2530]

KroyCincy911 How would you warn people? Even if he did they would disregard him and keep following their GPS into the ditch.

[@jerrybraeger4799]

If the wheels are not spinning get off the brakes

[@tomq7025]

After the hair raising and the white knuckles: "hello, boss? I'm not coming in! Nope! turning around and going straight home.see u next week!" Lol

[@NobleKnowledgeofphilly]

Wow at 0:29 you know that guy has been trucking for a long time he handled that like a pro he's definitely been through it all in that truck

[@cjr21]

That last one was a flex lol

[@artvandelay1159]

Anybody else think that guy is insane to get out of his car on that treacherous curve? At least run like hell for some safe cover!

[@CrazyFunnyCats]

Posting this can save lives Very educational

[@ItsDonBro]

Some parts of the world are straight insurance claims lmao.

[@mauiboy96768]

And we basically pay for their bill because people that drive carefully dont ever claim but do pay alot on insurance and that’s enough for insurance to pay for someone else. So we pay for them to pay for others that way insurance dont really take a loss.

[@robertdivany1627]

@@mauiboy96768 and when the insurance take a loss like in hurricane sandy .they just go to the government and cry about and they get billions of dollars from taxpayers money .no big deal

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

Who knew icy roads would be slippy....

[@niiko_9161]

Dramatic? In Sweden we are waiting for the winter so we can drift all day!

[@jonathanryan2915]

I'm American and I feel the same way

[@sylvainpelletier5951]

Same in Quebec

[@cigarsgunsandgasoline8032]

Waiting!

[@BRollOffroad]

that's the spirit! also i love Sweden, driving there was pure bliss. everyone in the right lane, they get into the left and floor it to make a pass. person getting passed does NOT floor it, passer gets back in right lane. it's almost like if everyone isn't driving like a jackass traffic runs smoother? imagine that, no one has figured that out here.

[@georgestam1710]

Can totally feel you bro... although in Greece we rarely have snow,i wait for rain with my welded diff already mounted on car :P

[@Erin1Goddess]

Loved the lil pick ‘em up was pullin’ that big rig!

[@kadrikarakoc807]

Fast&Furious 9: Missouri Drift

[@zandarion]

its allready in the past . in some part of F&F while burnout on ice to get better traction for top speed, that was hillarious :-D

[@lydiapetra1211]

Good one😸😹

[@pmgodfrey]

Remember a few years ago when we had that instant ice all over the place because MODOT didn't bother getting the roads salted? I was on 44 that night headed to pick up my son in Rolla. What normally would have been a 90 minute drive turned into 4 hours. I'm not all that far from most of those on highway 55.

[@Game-ib3ql]

Yes I work at Barnes hospital in the city, it took a 30 minute drive into 3 hours.

[@Bethechange67]

The last scene was amazing!

[@mikewhipkey6863]

The snow plow slowly sliding by but isn't spreading any salt really sums everything up

[@gregggoss2210]

Interesting to see how some people react to these situations. Some did well, some horrible, some lucky as hell. I see even you got a little squirrelly.👍

[@heiligerman]

My good ole' hometown. The more downtown you get, the faster the driving.

[@truthwinseverytime8805]

Same.

[@1891nharas]

Brakes locked, and so much oversteer in most of the clips. I thought the scariest was the stop sign and intersection at the bottom of the icy hill 😵💫

[@guycore5478]

Everyone wants autonomous cars and trucks, but no one has seen how they navigate snow and black ice yet. That's the footage we need.

[@runrun8239]

Bad driving habits in summer = close calls in winter

[@davidneill6820]

Seems like the first storm always catches people off guard. Also in many places it can go from sunny and 80, to rain/ice and freezing in the same day. Kinda hard to prepare for that actually.

[@FranticBubble]

I live in Alberta and most drivers don’t know how to drive in winter. We had a dump of snow in September this year and everyone’s driving speed limit and tailgating people. No wonder there are so many crashes. 🙄🙄 like honestly. We should all just drive slow and don’t endanger each other.

[@ok88warrior]

Agreed. Most drivers seem to have 0 awareness when on the road

[@published2809]

4 wheel drive slides real good even better than two!

[@amd65ak47]

I have to say the part that makes me laugh the most is the salt truck sliding but yet he hasn't thought about turning on the salt spreader so everybody else can gain traction

[@salvatorehayes2753]

That Chrysler 300 Was One Of Those Sick AWD Ones!

[@commontater652]

Video could be titled: "Driving too fast for the road conditions" Another great compilation. Thanks!

[@drivecfl]

Got to love those guys with the big pickup trucks thinking they're invincible, not on ice.

[@adorabledeplorable5105]

I use to walk down the hill to a Starbucks and sit and watch the fun wile drinking coffee . It was at the counter of 39th and Holgate in Portland . Fun times .

[@hazaziazizan5591]

If i only had one car and it was expensive, there's no way i'm driving it in these conditions.

[@adammatis5527]

What drives me nuts about this is like 80% of the people just lock up their brakes. You gotta keep the wheels moving.

[@poraleu]

ABS off?

[@polo16v191]

Abs not working because of poor maintenance

[@markmad007]

also watch weather report and sometimes its just best to stay home and off the road

[@Xanthopteryx]

@L. Dega No no no, never engage the gear box. That, as you say, will apply a braking force on the front tires, and this makes it more plausible to loose traction and get out of control. If only the front tires brake, the rear end will drive by and thus you are in a carousel.

[@Ckcdillpickle]

@@Xanthopteryx really. Because highly experienced Truckers tell me to always shift down to slowly increase resistance for braking downhill and on ice

[@icejunki]

Eye opening. Great instruction. A youtube clip is worth a thousand words.

[@clarkhamilton7698]

When I drove home from college two years ago (before COVID lockdown), like 30-40 minutes drive while snowing, my car hits icy marks on the highway and spinning off the highway! I got stuck on the snow and grass for approximately 45 minutes until the gentleman finally came to my spot and towed off the snow!

[@SasquatchPNW]

1:40 - Do not exit your vehicle when there are still cars crashing behind you. That's how you get killed. Same person is still standing on the side of the freeway at 3:58 when the tanker is drifting, great trucker by the way.

[@mikeab93]

It appears in most scenes traffic was moving about twice as fast for the conditions.

[@BalwinderSinghDeol]

I agree...

[@joewoodchuck3824]

It isn't only about speed. It's about skill no matter what speed you choose. People too often think that by just slowing down that they've done enough to be safe. If you drive beyond your actual capability for the conditions you're likely to cause a crash. We've just seen the proof.

@@joewoodchuck3824 Most of the video shows people flying along in severely icy conditions. Slowing down is a HUGE part of keeping safe.

[@Oilfieldmuscle]

2:06 is a great representation of a ford truck owner. Drove right ba k on the road and kept goin. Built Ford tough!

[@kaitlinsmith1984]

I totally did something like that when I slid off a back road on my way to work during the last snowstorm (February, 2021) I just looked around to see if anyone saw, backed up and got back on the road. Just some bruised pride

[@dougn2350]

The joy of winter driving

[@maximillionboi]

drifting should be part of getting a license

[@michaelthulin7207]

It is in sweden

[@tinglee2530]

I drifted during my driving test less than 30 seconds into it. I kept control and still got my license. But I was sweating bullets the whole test.

[@MrTiti]

@@michaelthulin7207 you have Greta Thuna... so a lot more is wrong

[@BrandonB242]

@@crookdletterj3651 This morning I almost lost control on black ice. Though I learned how to counter steer on ice and snow by drifting in the winter conditions.

[@dwightstjohn6927]

@@michaelthulin7207 the next turnoff is the Civil War museum. Sweden DID have a civil war, but I think it was on the island of Gotland 1,000 years ago. And I was there, or my relatives. We lost. Moved to Missouri.

[@adamellis6785]

I kinda wonder what happened in that last clip, as the FOUR ADS for other videos blocked the entire screen. Oh well...

[@midtzzz5273]

What i liked about this video is that you clearly can see vaerity of skilled drivers and drivers with no idea what to do if they lose controll over the car.

[@colleenross8752]

First one was perfect, nice car skating

[@hondussy]

FWD: Turn in direction of skid and accelerate, this acceleration will pull the car forward, making the rear end stable again RWD: turn in direction of skid and decelerate, don’t brake at rear wheels could lock up and make situation worse. This will stabilize the rear end

[@chelleholmes1012]

Thanks for the information!!

[@joe_mosc]

Wrong. RWD turn opposite way of how your sliding while decreasing speed

[@kaur9384]

totaly wrong , there's no difference what WD you have if you need to steer on ice

[@thealphapackwolf5960]

@Colin Whitehead FWD or AWD point the wheels forward and powerslide.

[@entertexthere1127]

Deja vuuu!!! I have been this place before higher in the streett....🚗

[@darrellfinstad8205]

Good job to the guys towing the tanker.....I'm impressed 👍

[@Dacarwhizz]

This is my dream, to sit on the side of the road and watch cars slip, entertainment for the whole day

[@opinion7587]

"I know I just slid across the road and almost hit a few cars but I'm going to continue going the same speed," thought half of the drivers in this video.

[@davidchavez2156]

You'd better go alot slower and keep a safe distance. Better yet you shouldn't drive at all in those road conditions

[@observerofmadness4170]

This is why I always avoid the interstate in conditions like this.

[@ireneehache]

that GMC pickup truck doing a good job pulling this tanker at the end

[@tubbycustard8866]

The sound of the video is honestly so relaxing, love the noise snow makes

[@info145]

Most of these happened in St. Louis, Misery!

[@drewidrie2396]

Some were in MissisSLIPpi

[@stacy3]

Man I have the same camera in your profile picture lol it’s the kodak easyshare c330

[@maybach6536]

Just another reason to live in San Diego. Nothing like this, I can't imagine driving in conditions like these with some of the oblivious drivers seen here

[@sierra744]

Love how most of these are in Missouri and can attest we don't either do well driving/or just say no when it gets icy.

[@jakecalvert7585]

My friends: Your mom can’t drift My mom: 0:17

[@efjefe]

Is it just me but when the roads are bad you see more SUVs than any other vehicle in the ditch. 4 wheel drive dont mean anything if you dont have grip

[@jeanetteasmyself442]

Or any kind of driving abilities.

[@nthgth]

Yeah that and AWD cars. People are over-confident from not knowing how driving/cars work

[@handyman683]

All that going on and idiots just keep going at the same speed

[@WinterCrafter]

the thing is if you suddenly drop your speed you too would spin out. just letting go of the gas is the safest way.

[@logan9699]

Being from Minnesota where we learn this before we even get a license this truly is astonishing. The amount of people knowing it’s icy (just by vision) that still decide to take these turns at these speeds is crazy. If you slip at all you’re going too fast. Just slow down. Your time isn’t worth what your going to spend on the crash. Although the vids where it’s just so icy you can’t do anything and slide anyway you’re sol. If roads are that icy you shouldn’t be driving tbh.

[@captainali7620]

Maybe everyone is wondering why there’s a guy on the side of the road with a camera and then losing control of their car.

[@Fukurpronouns]

This video is exactly what it says it is. Why has anybody disliked it.

[@geauxtime7062]

It’s like nascar on ice. “They’re trading paint they’re trading paint!”

[@wade727nelson]

6:09 plow truck driver pumps his brakes and lowers his blade as he starts sliding. smart driver.

[@countrywolf4466]

Yea. Not very smart since he has a salt spreader and salt, hmmmm, since I'm sliding on ice, should I make the roads safe....... er for the idiots