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Car Control under Slippery Conditions
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10-15-2009, 08:00 AM
I once had the opportunity to drive back from Scranton to NE philly in a blizzard with at least 12 inches of snow fall by the time I got down to Allentown.  Going down the unplowed NE extension and then across the turnpike to the Philadelphia exit felt just like the video.  Thankfully there was little or no traffic on the turnpike.  I was driving a 944 on Goodyear Eagle tires.  At least the tires where all season.  I made it to my development and got stuck pulling into my street.
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