Here is my rant since I dont have commentary. Please folks purchase winter tires. You are waayyy less likely to crash (unlike the people in this video) and if you get in a crash itll cost a heck of a lot more money than paying for winter tires. Plus they're also better in rain and lower temperatures (below 7 degrees) so even if we dont get a lot of snow they are more effective in winter conditions. There's also lots of times there is ice on the roads in the mornings and winter tires will keep you and others safe. Thanks for reading and watching!

@ceered1017

6 ай бұрын

The reason this is happening is not because a lack of winter tires. It's because there is inadequate de-icing and plowing. The cars will still slide on ice with snow tires.

@atodaso1668

6 ай бұрын

A bunch of those people had winter tires on, unless they drive around with steel rims all year. Ice is ice, and unless you have studs you are going to slide, drive accordingly.

@MrBoondocker247

6 ай бұрын

Or just plain LEARN HOW TO DRIVE.

@grzmedia_

6 ай бұрын

My friends has debatably the best snow tires you can get Michelin X ICE, and he was still spinning his tires because of the icy condition and freezing temperatures. Thats just one, the other is our cities not preparing AT ALL for these conditions via having plow trucks ready or the roads not being salted prior. And lastly ofc it's still true people aren't preparing either with numorous warnings on highways and signs about the upcoming weather. Thats my take on all this.

@downhillupside

6 ай бұрын

Winter tires will help, but most of these videos are from the 2cm snow fall right as the cold snap hit. The snow fell onto roads that had been heated by the sun (it was a completely clear day before the system hit), where it melted slightly and then immediately froze solid as the temps were lowering to -10. Nothing can fully prevent you from sliding on pure ice. The real advice is to pull over and find another way home, or wait for a few hours until trucks can get out to salt the roads.

I grew up driving in Alberta so snow isn't an issue for me but now that I live in Vancouver I'm scared to go out driving in the snow because of this!

@jagdeepdhillon8008

6 ай бұрын

Flattter area, never gets ice on roads, temps go low but it never freezes like it does in vancouver

@denniswoycheshen

6 ай бұрын

Driving in general on the prairies is an entirely different thing. Vancouver is built on a mountain range and every single street has an incline of some sort. But the biggest issue is that when it snows it hovers around freezing so we get a mix of ice and snow and rain.

@alanb3213

6 ай бұрын

​@denniswoycheshen And no proper salting and snow clearing, didn't see even 1 salt truck before it started snowing last week, more equipment is needed. Also contractors not being proactive need to be held accountable for not doing a proper job

@GarthVonMaraner

6 ай бұрын

Even if one could afford a second car with studded tires for icy conditions, there are thousands out there with hard as a rock cold all seasons. Treacherous indeed.

@justchaoticchey

6 ай бұрын

@@GarthVonMaraner and I actually do have winter grade tires

Vancouver drivers are so talented. They can drive sideways!

To be fair. Although majority do not have snow grade tires, it was the crazy amount of ice and not so much the snow that caused most of the issues last week.

@jeepstuff4004

6 ай бұрын

Not true at all.. it normal winter driving for everybody else in Canada.

@denniswoycheshen

6 ай бұрын

@@jeepstuff4004 the snow we get is not typical to the rest of Canada. Its usually mixed with ice and rain.

@ryans413

6 ай бұрын

Alberta sees winters with lots of ice too and we don’t see crashes as much as in Vancouver.

@ryans413

6 ай бұрын

@@denniswoycheshen we get that here in Alberta to

@daisydomergue9047

6 ай бұрын

Different kind of snow than the kind we get in the Lower Mainland. I know people from Dawson Creek and they too hate driving here. Much finer flake when you go inland.

I run summers all year round but when the snow hits, I know to keep it in the garage.

@mykej9339

6 ай бұрын

You have "common sense" which many drivers are lacking!

I survived the whole week unscathed.

@vancouversworstdrivers

6 ай бұрын

Amazing!

@PrivateerXTR

6 ай бұрын

@@vancouversworstdrivers Its so simple. Its amazing. Slower. Careful. And when its impassible. Just... No. Don't worship IzzzzCrashLord.

@macbook802

6 ай бұрын

I'm going to invent a hopper/feed system that drops gravel under Canadian tires and will create traction when there is none. You can thank me now if you'd like

@chrish8229

6 ай бұрын

Your like a covid survivor

@AA14CBF

6 ай бұрын

@@vancouversworstdrivers I drive a small car, very light weight, and equipped with winter tires. During the week I drove with cautions, and avoided major routes. It took a longer distance but less contact with other crazy people.

I see Vancouver doesn't believe in sanding the streets either

@TheRodofGod_

6 ай бұрын

Snows there every year and it still manages to catch them off guard

@luccac6247

6 ай бұрын

There’s been numerous years on record where most municipalities in the lower mainland are never ready for the winter season. For starters look at their budgets for snow and ice removal and it will answer many questions for you. Forget winter for a second , and look at the responses when other weather related incidents have caught them off guard too. Pathetic considering the amount of money that is paid by property and businesses for these services

@pjimmbojimmbo1990

25 күн бұрын

Too Busy clearing and sanding Effin Bike Lanes

Oh Vancouver, it's always hilarious watching y'all in the snow. For anyone out there wondering, biggest thing is SNOW TIRES. Not all season, but snow tires. They're too different things, the rubber is softer in snow tires, tread is designed to avoid slipping, some have studs, etc. My little grandma sedan does better in the snow than most 4x4 Trucks and SUV's here in Vancouver because of this. If you don't have snow tires or chains wait out the snow unless it's an emergency. Especially since Vancouver is all hills. Thanks for reading my old man rant. Stay safe out there :) - Jasper

@bigballz4u

6 ай бұрын

It's more accurate to call them winter tires, FYI. There are two types of tires appropriate for winter use, there are Mud + Snow tires, which provide basic winter traction, and winter tires, which are the best for winter.

Note to self to drivers, get winter tires on, take the snow off your car to avoid getting pulled over by police, give yourself lots of extra time on the road in case traffic gets backed up, don’t go on the road if it’s too dangerous, and snowplow drivers/workers need to plow the streets and roads a lot better!

@atodaso1668

6 ай бұрын

A bunch of these had snow tires on

@mariusvanc

6 ай бұрын

@@atodaso1668 The ones that drove slowly and managed to stop had winters on, yes. The ones that slid down the hill going 50, did not.

@TheRodofGod_

6 ай бұрын

@@atodaso1668maybe 2 did, the rest no lol

@atodaso1668

6 ай бұрын

I have drove over 1 million km in Canada through the BC mountains and only 5,000km of that were on snow tires. Drive to the conditions, you can have the best tires in the world and still crash.@@TheRodofGod_

You should strap old used tires around the car like the tug boats

@user-ok9me1qb6y

5 ай бұрын

Just don’t drive in the snow. Why do you guys feel the need to get in your cars in a snow storm?

its so weird to see a vehicle sliding perfectly sideways like its wheels were installed wrong

ah the good ol annual meeting of the bald summer tires club. gotta love vancouver

@joshanderson924

6 ай бұрын

Explain the AWD Subaru with snow tires abandoned for 2 days on the hill near my house. Appropriate tires would help but the drivers are the biggest problem

Keep importing 'em

Oh My Goshh and Golly Jee. As a Northern Canadian born and bred in BC Learned to drive winter roads before I had a learner's license, this just actually makes me laugh hysterically. What Vancouver calls snowy icy roads, wouldn't even get snow plows out of bed to sand and salt in Northern BC. HAHAHHAHAHHahaH

I love those videos Vancouver Worst Drivers Dashcam! Thank You!

My faovrite video of the year!! Finally XD I was waiting for that one!

@vancouversworstdrivers

6 ай бұрын

Haha glad you enjoyed it

Two words. Winter Tires. Anyone else notice how some of the cars have no issue at all with traction, while some slip while at a stand still? It is almost like we made tires designed for just this sort of thing...........

@gwot

6 ай бұрын

I lived in Toronto, where we see moderate snow and snow clearing/salting is done relatively quick, but a lot of people just flat out refuse to get winter tires because it's an additional expense, no matter how much I explain to them they completely think it's pure marketing scam and that "all seasons" are truly all seasons, which is quite ironic. Vancouver mostly just rains throughout winter, so I bet many many more find it hard to justify buying winter tires.

Welcome to Vamcouver, where nobody has snow tires. We just cross our fingers and pray the snow would not be that heavy and the road won't freeze over night. 😂

@441meatloaf

6 ай бұрын

You do realize snow tires are useless in ice right........most of this is caused by ice sheets underneath which the city failed to do pre-treatment,

@jeepstuff4004

6 ай бұрын

@@441meatloaflol umm no.

@441meatloaf

6 ай бұрын

@@jeepstuff4004 Um yes.....

@shaun1040

6 ай бұрын

@@441meatloafthey do pre treat. Not enough but it doesn’t really matter. We get a really wet snow that basically turns to ice within 5min of landing

@gilbyglibber

6 ай бұрын

@@441meatloaf guaranteed a heck of a lot less useless compared to summer tires

Great video! Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think winter tires help much if the roads turn to solid ice. Salt brine is only good down to about -10 C. Back east where they get super cold temperatures like we experienced with the artic chill, they mix sand in. Sand would have helped a lot. Glad no one was crushed! Those cars were like dominos. Hope to hear your commentary on the next video!

@kevenharvey9711

6 ай бұрын

You won't have much grip on ice even with winter tires, but it will still be several times more grip. Ice becomes manageable with winter tires, it isn't with summer tires.

@TECHNOSTARTERSS

6 ай бұрын

My e scooter with studded tires, holds the traction well on icy slopes

@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307

6 ай бұрын

@@kevenharvey9711 You need studded tires for Ice. But Winter tires make a HUGE difference i rocked M+S rated All season tires one year and pretty much every turn when it started snowing my Car started to drift and slide around. Got a set of Winter tires and it was able to handle snow alot better.

@joshanderson924

6 ай бұрын

Tires or not you can't fix stupid

Ahhh yes I’ve been waiting for this 🙏❄️

Winter tires arent stopping you from sliding on those roads. They are pure ice.

@aaykay4060

6 ай бұрын

We have very icy roads in Northern BC as well. The different is we have winter tires which do help and we don’t lock up our brakes when there’s ice. When you lock up brakes you have zero steering control. You’re sliding either way in ice so might as well be able to steer a bit. This really only seems to happen in the lower mainland where I’d wager the majority of tires are shitty summers or shitty all seasons.

I had to look at this since I didn't know if it was Vancouver, BC or Vancouver, WA State, USA. The one thing they both have in common is how many idiots try to drive in winter weather that don't have winter tires.

It’s actually funny and entertaining to watch (lots of drivers dont know how to drive in winter!😂 the main issue too is that not many vehicles use proper winter tires which helps!

Nice touch adding the snowman

It is honestly terrifying that people don’t know how to drive in the snow

@KarensOfCanada

6 ай бұрын

Agree. In fact, most people in Canada don't know how to drive at all, let alone in the snow! Great compilation!

@PSP92262

6 ай бұрын

@@KarensOfCanada Incorrect. Canadians, in fact, do know how to drive in the snow. These people however...

@ludicrousmodel3173

6 ай бұрын

The rest of Canada and BC are probably laughing at lower mainland drivers.

@andrepelletier9495

6 ай бұрын

to be fair, the snow here is a lot more wet and turns to ice quickly when driven on and when its not maintained with salt and sand turns into mess fast

@441meatloaf

6 ай бұрын

Dont think its the snow problem.......there is ice underneath.....

So so so happy I stayed at home those days 😅

@nicolesturges5367

6 ай бұрын

me too!!! Cozy and dry and warm. And safe.

Ok the ending was hilarious😂

the first clip: "oh another one!" made me laugh

It’s the mooost wonderful time of the yeeeaaaarrrr 🎶

Hurry, Hurry, Haaard , Haaard, Sweep, Sweep! Canadiana!

@wyldhowl2821

6 ай бұрын

Nice multi-rock takeout there, starting at 0:50.

Winter tires are the best thing to avoid accidents and slippery conditions on the road!

@441meatloaf

6 ай бұрын

Unless its ice....snow tires are useless against ice.....

@macbook802

6 ай бұрын

Nope intelligence is

@jeepstuff4004

6 ай бұрын

@@441meatloafwrong

@TECHNOSTARTERSS

6 ай бұрын

They do help, they offer a bit more traction, you'll not slide as much. Yes on ice. But an experienced driver with summer tires can outperform new drivers with winter tires.

I remember that day. It was -15 to -10 celcius. 2 inches of snow fell. Then the snow that fell on road initially melted just a bit because of the brine and salt, then it froze. Cars going over it kept compacting it. So it's pretty much ice.

B.C is Canada’s California; when a bit of snow or ice is on the ground, people lose their 💩💩💩…..🤣🤣🤣🇨🇦

Snow in Vancouver is heavy,wet,and melts in daytime & freezes when sun goes down. Lots of hills to deal with its truly unlike winter conditions anywhere else in Canada.

This is a pain to watch a lot of stress 😢

Sometimes, it's more dangerous to drive in winter when you have AWD, you're less likely to realize just how slippery it is, in 2WD you'll realize right away. Also, welcome to a typical canadian winter day Vancouver.

Born and raised in Vancouver. I always got prepared for winter. I even would practice in parking lots getting to know how my vehicle will react in a slide and using the parking brake to turn. Its nut how many people go out and drive not knowing what they are doing and the crazy things they do when near other vehicles.

Take your foot off that brake!

Seems like people in B.C. are allergic to winter tires. I’m sure it would prevent some of this. At least it gives us some good material to watch.

2:04 Leaving a note and taking accountability for the damage is better than taking off and getting charged with hit and run.

Happy New Year everybody~! Be safe and drive carefully~!

Imagine curling, but with cars

@441meatloaf

6 ай бұрын

More like vehicular ice hockey.

ICBC should make it mandatory for people driving in snow and ice to have WINTER tires. No winter tires no insurance coverage. No insurance coverage means you don’t drive. Also surprising the amount of people that don’t realize all seasons lose a lot of their grip under 7c. That’s what winter tires are for. Just cause there’s no snow doesn’t mean you don’t need winter tires

omg this is honestly very terrifying! 😱

It's astonishing how many people don't purchase winter tires. I think all the mocking that Vancouver drivers get from the rest of Canada is very well deserved. What I find funny is that many people are against doing donuts in snow covered parking lots. Doing donuts in the snow is a very good way to learn how to control your vehicle if you do lose control. I'm just glad that my parents grew up in Ontario and taught my siblings and I how to drive in snow.

@Ozvideo1959

6 ай бұрын

Mate about half of the cars I saw in the first couple of minutes were sliding on tyres that weren't even turning. The cars were sliding sideways, presumably from a parked or stationary position. There's no controlling that.

@keithquinn5624

6 ай бұрын

Sometimes it doesn’t snow all year or only a couple times a year, why buy snow tires if it might not snow or only for 2 days a year? That’s why, also it’s very hilly here.

@ludicrousmodel3173

6 ай бұрын

@@keithquinn5624 for the last few years, we've been getting weeks of snow. If snow tires can save you from an accident it's probably worth it.

@shaun1040

6 ай бұрын

@@keithquinn5624you realize snow tires aren’t just meant for snow right? All season tires lose a lot of their traction under 7c. Universally snow tires are designed to have better traction under 7c. So yes. We do need winter tires. And we need them for a few months of the year.

@cinemabunny

6 ай бұрын

Do donuts every year (for 39 years) to get a feel for my winter tire setup. It is so important. I don't lose my mind over some over/understeer. I use throttle as much as brake on slippery roads. This video has a lot of inexperienced drivers who hit the brakes for everything.

It's not a struggle, it's a live comedy show!

Every year the lower mainland gets ice and every year people drive with crap all season tires, not even the better all weather snowflake/peak tires, just crap all seasons... It honestly should just be law in winter that Vancouver/Lower Mainland has to wear snow "studded" tires or you can't get insurance.

@wyldhowl2821

6 ай бұрын

I have the "all weather" kind, nice Finland-made ones. In my old car (jst a FWD, nothing special), they slayed in the snow, I almost never had problems. New car, also FWD supposedly more capable, but for some reason even with the same kind of tires, it can't handle snow even half as well. Not sure why.

I live in Abbotsford, work in Vancouver...on Wednesday morning I had made it from near Sumas and Marshall to Huntington Road and Clearbrook Road and got a text from my boss..."We're closed, snow day" so I turned around and went back home. Roads out here while snowy weren't too bad to drive on however I do have snow driving experience like no tomorrow and was in a vehicle with winter tires AND all wheel drive...that felt like cheating.

@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307

6 ай бұрын

I live in Langley and Work in Vancouver. Knowing full well that Highway 1 is not plowed at 5:30am and how Vancouver drivers are i choose to stay home and turns out everyone else had the same idea.

Being from edmonton this is totally surreal to me. Haha

It’s the annual Vancouver ice derby!

Having lived quite a few years on the island I know when it snows the typical behaviour of drivers is to drive even faster.

In Vancouver and the lower mainland, snow that sticks isn't very common so people just don't bother putting on snow tires. Go 3 hours east or north and everybody has snow tires on as early as October.

There was a model 3 on blundell i was following behind. Bro was slipping the whole way I was behind him. Legit got stuck in one spot for 40 seconds constantly slipping

@takhayc

6 ай бұрын

Too much instantaneous power. I am too poor to drive one, nor do I like waiting in line to charge the battery. Is there a way to dumb down the power delivery on an EV, like D2 or L on an ICE vehicle? Someone please let me know. Thx.

All season tires - ✅ Have no clue - ✅

@441meatloaf

6 ай бұрын

You forgot - ice.......

I left Vancouver almost 30 years. I’m wondering that snow tires are mandatory in winter there now?

Why do people on the southwest BC coast go driving when it's snowing? What is so important that they HAVE to drive? Now that ICBC has a no-fault policy everybody is at fault or not at fault, and one of the top managers in ICBC on Vancouver Island told me that "people on Vancouver Island could not be blamed for not brushing off snow on their cars and drive in slick conditions since they are not used to snow". Welcome to Southern part of BC BRUSH OF THE SNOW ON YOUR CAR..............

The problem with most of these clips is you are not driving on snow, you are driving on ice, and hardly anybody in the Lower Mainland has studs.

@downhillupside

6 ай бұрын

Yes, most of these videos are from the first storm where everything turned into an ice sheet. Winter tires wouldn't have done much in most of these situations.

@mariusvanc

6 ай бұрын

Don't drive down an icy road, especially if it's a hill? Seems like a user problem.

@mykej9339

6 ай бұрын

​@@mariusvancAnd drivers with a serious lack of "common sense" about making their vehicles winter ready and acquiring the necessary winter driving skills.

0:56 "WaTcH OuT!" "what did i just say!!" yeah no shit lady, its sheet ice

@vancouversworstdrivers

6 ай бұрын

I'm surprised people didn't listen to her though....their legs could have been crushed!

It’s not the snow but the ice underneath is the problem! No salting, plowing equals accidents!

Great Canadian sport going to the next level: Curling With Cars 😂

3:49 gotta clear his car off better

I think that drivers need to pass a winter driving test before they are issued their first license!!!! You need to be 100% attentive when driving in this stuff... That means, put the phone away, and keep looking where you're supposed to be looking!

drivers who do not insured their cars during winter months should get a discount when they do after winter is over

Normalcy bias writ large. It astounds me that people drive at regular speeds in this weather, as if they’ll still stop on a dime. I park my car on the street, so driving is a non-starter: I’d lose my precious parking space, after shovelling through the water-soaked snow banks.

4 wheel drive and good wintertyres with spikes would do the trick

I live in nova scotia and this happens when it rains here. They just give out license to anyone. My friends kid just got there licenece and the driving school instructor couldn't believe this young lady got her licance. This is the problem.

Like watching the stones in a curling contest.

Street curling season!

@vancouversworstdrivers

6 ай бұрын

Lol!

Very natural result for drivers not prepared, especially without snow tires for the weather and the road condition. But if the road is covered by ice, then all bets are off even with snow tires.

We need to mandate snow tires in Metro Vancouver (GVRD and FVRD)

grew up in alberta, so this shit’s nothing, but it’s always crazy to me how people drive like assholes when the weather suddenly changes. like, it’ll be the first major snowfall(in alberta), and some people will just be like, “ok, good luck, everyone!”, and drive like a complete moron lol it’s like grown-ass people still can’t grasp the concept of black ice, either. if it’s snowing, or has just recently snowed, slow tf down. you’re gonna be even more late when you end up crashing into some shit lol

ABS worked perfectly 100% 🤣

To be frank. What got me is the icy hills

A dusting of snow in Vancouver and the world comes crashing down!!! When I grew up in Alberta, nothing shutdown till there was three feet of snow on the ground...The only ones having problems there are new people moving there from other places!!! And what the hell are WINTER tires!!!

@BSDShoes

6 ай бұрын

Exactly, I remember in high school, we'd shut down and stay home if we get 5cm of snow! You'd know what winter tires are if you're from Alberta, on dry surface they sound like driving over gravel when you hear them.

Naked dude got my vote. lol.

The city of Vancouver should be made liable for not salting the roads. Snow comes for a brief period in the winter months in Vancouver and the city has next to no snow removal service it offers to tax payers. Salting the roads would prevent these black ice hills and extreme ice slip zones.

I love how people always go to the default rhetoric of "snow tires" in their comments as if they're some magical thing that will somehow prevent poor driving skills less relevant. You go to any other city in Canada, many of which gave winter tire mandates, you see the exact same thing. Of course, then the argument goes automatically to "well, they get two feet of snow, we only get 2 inches of snow" It doesn't matter, once its ices up (and it doesn't take long), ice is ice and the effect is the same. Winter tires help, but only if the driver does their part in driving during winter conditions. If they don't, they do squat. Another thing people never mention is that we do not sand here. Any other city sands - we don't, and that sand adds a hell of a lot of traction - as well as a hell of a lot of chipped windshields and hoods. The snow we also typically get here is also very different - it's a wetter, slushier snow compared to a drier, compact snow (which is where winter tires start to provide a benefit) . Wet, slushy snow grabs your tires and doesn't let go - drier snow compacts inside the tire siping providing the needed traction in winter tires which the slushy stuff doesn't give you. Also, people love to say that many of these cars had "summer tires" - I highly doubt that. All seasons yes (and for Vancouver, they are more than adequate for 90% of the winter driving we face), but summer tires - no. If people aren't going to bother spending money on dedicated winter tires, then they sure as hell ain't gonna spend money on dedicated summer tires. Don't get me wrong, yes, I 'm a very strong advocate for dedicated winter tires, but they're only as good as the person behind the wheel.

People just need to slow down on the road and don’t go too fast, otherwise their car will flip over, spun out/lose control, and get into an accident and it will be the person fault for not being careful on the road!

@emerybonner7973

6 ай бұрын

Slow down, get snow tires and don't jam on the brakes. Lock up the brakes and the car will no longer be steerable. To keep some control while sliding, one must pump the brakes

@takhayc

6 ай бұрын

​@@emerybonner7973ABS is standard on most vehicles nowadays.

I like all weather tires. Not great anywhere, but good everywhere. There is a wholesale tire wharehouse in Delta, yellow building. From what I understand all weather tires are newer tech, so they're all the same no matter the manufacturer.

@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307

6 ай бұрын

All weather tires are a combination of a Winter and an All season but they are not good in bad winter conditions like the Snowfall that happened last week that's where a Winter tire still holds the edge and some Winter tires are studded allowing better traction on ice. Studded winter tires are the way to go.

@kellylingus

6 ай бұрын

@@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307 I was absolutely fine on the steepest hill in Vancouver on my 6 year old all weathers that day

@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307

6 ай бұрын

@@kellylingus I would still think about changing your tires though regardless. Once a tire hits 6 years thats when you think about changing them regardless of how much tread is left. i'm Curious what you drive you must have a 4x4 which helps

@kellylingus

6 ай бұрын

@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307 For sure. They'll need it this year. I drive a 5spd vibe :)

@thegreatcanadianlumberjack5307

6 ай бұрын

@@kellylingus I used to have a 05 Cavalier with a 5 spd Manual and even FWD that thing with a pair of winter tires took the snow like a champ Loved that car until i crashed it on the Grassy part on Oak street exit heading onto Hwy 91 heading home from work after my Tire blewout one summer. Didn't realize i took out a lamppost as well. My 2018 Civic sucks in the deep snow with it being low to the ground.

It doesn’t matter if you have a fancy winter tires or how good is your driving skill, don’t drive when icy.

@frankm7707

6 ай бұрын

Studded winter tires are the solution

HURRY!!! Hurrrry HAAAAARRRD!!!! WHOAAAA!

@vancouversworstdrivers

6 ай бұрын

🤣

1:28 sounds like Regular Car Reviews" lol

Idk how can some folks drive & not clean the snow off of their vehicles.. hood, roof etc.

LOL all i need to do is look out my window and I have a part 2 to this video. (and part 3, and part 4, etc)

because this happen every year, So I took the day off at noon when the snow just started a little bit and at night I watched news it just like last year again and again

Ontario does have very questionable drivers in the snow but BC is a whole other world omg

Best thing for me I was never on the road during the snow fall

I seen so many cars with almost bald all season tires and some people had snow tires but had less than 30% tread. It pisses me off when people are driving 50,000.00 dollar + vehicle's and they're too cheap to buy new tires. I think cops should be out ticketing everyone whos not equipped with proper tires and ICBC should not cover anyone who gets in a accident, that doesn't have proper tires.

If the hill is icy, put your car in Neutral, keep foot on brakes and slowly go down the hil. Stay calm.

@joshanderson924

6 ай бұрын

ABSOLUTELY DO NOT EVER COAST IN NEUTRAL! ITS DANGEROUS AND ITS ACTUALLY ILLEGAL! LOW GEAR NOT NEUTRAL!!!

It was the roads of sheer ice that was the issue not so much the snow.

Canadian fender benders on ice😂

I don't think mandating snow tires in the LM will be enough - it's impossible to pull over & check every car on the road. What they need to do is change the insurance, so that if you choose to drive without the proper tires, you are 100% liable for any accident & injury that you cause.

@vancouversworstdrivers

6 ай бұрын

Well ICBC finds out they might not have coverage if they issued that law but I doubt it'll happen

@mykej9339

6 ай бұрын

Quebec has a winter tires requirement during the winter driving season. Perhaps the BC government can consult with the Quebec officials...

@BenRogersWPG

6 ай бұрын

This

@takhayc

6 ай бұрын

​@mykej9339 We have winter tires requirement in BC too. Just not in the lower mainland. Hope and East, it's mandated.

@mykej9339

6 ай бұрын

@@takhayc You are correct. From the BC government's website: "Winter tires are required for travel on: all highways in the North; all highways in the Interior; sections of some highways on the South Coast, including the Sea to Sky Highway; and sections of some highways on Vancouver Island, including the Malahat and highways 4, 14 and 28." Perhaps the requirement should include the Lower Mainland too?

A bit icy on initial snow fall but it just baffles me that lower mainland drivers do not adjust to winter driving conditions. With even a few days advance of forecast warning, people still are “not prepared”. A complete joke.

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Its not snow that's causing most of what you see here. It's the ice. Majority of time unless you've got studded snow tires, you can't drive on ice with control. 😂

How can we email the one at 2:07 there’s no email? What’s their email? It’s a hit and run. The plate starts with KM7 I’m sure they can find the vehicle with the make and model and for 3 plate numbers

Why the city doesn't put any abrasive on the road?

Yup. THIS (watch the whole video) is why I don't drive when it snows. I have confidence in my own abilities because I grew up driving in snow. Most Vancouver drivers are totally incompetent with even a little snow. They are a danger to the public. Big hint, people--all weather tires are for those of us who know what we're doing (over 1 million miles, zero accidents). Everyone else need snow tires. If current weather trends continue, I too will be mounting snow tires--in an attempt to escape the shitfuckery that overconfident, underexperienced drivers threaten us all with. Thanks for posting this video. It explains more than I could ever say. PLEASE don't attempt to drive in snow and ice if you aren't sure of what you're doing. Practice in an empty parking lot.

Problem is 60% are new to Canada thats the problem..

3:17 kinda odd for the rear end to just kill a front right headlight

@takhayc

6 ай бұрын

Good catch!