Dillagii wrote:So I started from my office around 1pm and reached home at 10.30pm. 9 and a half hours drive for 11 miles. That too for just 2 inches of snow. Amazing. Atlanta cannot take ANY snow.
This is truly amazing. Did people start walking home, leaving their cars stranded on the roadways?
I can't even comprehend this....are people that incapable of driving an automobile down there?
Dillagii wrote:So I started from my office around 1pm and reached home at 10.30pm. 9 and a half hours drive for 11 miles. That too for just 2 inches of snow. Amazing. Atlanta cannot take ANY snow.
You could have walked and made it home in half that time.
Freed Roger wrote:STL isn't a whole lot better at handling a snow.
Wrong...never in my life have I ever seen or heard what's happening in ATL ever happening in STL. Last week traffic was about as bad as I've seen it and it took me 2 hours to go about 25 miles. I'm sure Dill would've loved that.
Freed Roger wrote:STL isn't a whole lot better at handling a snow.
Wrong...never in my life have I ever seen or heard what's happening in ATL ever happening in STL. Last week traffic was about as bad as I've seen it and it took me 2 hours to go about 25 miles. I'm sure Dill would've loved that.
I recall taking well over an hour to go 7 miles here. It was about an inch of snow. It was the one where MoDot blew off treating the roads -because it wasn't significant enough. It is not ATL-level , sure.
Some school districts have called off 5 days + this year.
Just sayin, jim would laugh if he experienced the STL hysterics over snow.
I'm guessing MoDOT is infinitely more prepared than Georgia's DOT or whatever to handle snow. Couple worse road conditions with no experience driving in snow/ice/sleet conditions and, yeah, I guess that's how [expletive] like this happens.