Except it stopped snowing hours ago and the plows have already done their job. Still, there's snow on the ground, limited visibility of the painted lines, people driving like jerks, people sliding out on black ice, etc.
Some towns don't even plow non-major streets but if that's the street you live on, then you need to drive on it.
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I thought the advise for human beings trying to drive in the snow or heavy rain was always the same: don't.
If you do, you're taking a huge risk, so don't go anywhere unless you have to (e.g. need groceries or else will die).
Except it stopped snowing hours ago and the plows have already done their job. Still, there's snow on the ground, limited visibility of the painted lines, people driving like jerks, people sliding out on black ice, etc.
Some towns don't even plow non-major streets but if that's the street you live on, then you need to drive on it.