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Absolutely correct, though how many accidents occur because a vehicle can't get going? (hint: none) In winter situations, it's stopping (and steering) you need

by grecy 6y ago

Absolutely correct, though how many accidents occur because a vehicle can't get going? (hint: none) In winter situations, it's stopping (and steering) you need to worry about, not going. (Said as someone who drives a BIG 4x4 with excellent winter tires in a part of Canada where they are required by law)

sliken 6y ago
None? Seen plenty of FWD stuck at the bottom of a hill that an AWD can climb. As you might imagine hanging out at the bottom of a hill is a great way to get hit.
- grecy 6y ago
  The only crashes were stationary vehicles get hit are because the vehicle that hits them can't stop.
  - sliken 6y ago
    Right. Just what you get when it's hilly, slippery, and you have a bunch of FWD that can't climb.