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I learned to drive on snow and ice in the midwest in a stick-shift car from the '70s.. of course, I would rather have traction control and ABS, but it can certa
by jerkstate 8y ago
I learned to drive on snow and ice in the midwest in a stick-shift car from the '70s.. of course, I would rather have traction control and ABS, but it can certainly be done (and it was for many years before the modern conveniences)
- throwawayjava 8y agoSure, people could learn how to drive without software assistance. Just like people could learn how to drive a stick shift. But most people (at least in the US) don't know how to drive in a stick shift or how to navigate snow without ABS and TCS.