Seattle Drivers in Two Inches of Snow

This is what happens to Seattle drivers in the snow. Filmed on First Hill/Capitol Hill at Boren Ave. and University St. on Jan 15, 2012.

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  Comedy

[Odin885588]

Lol it's Seattle people lol. It's warm there, mix warmth and snow and you get ice like a mother fucker. Give them a break lol. There worse drivers then that here in Canada an it snows 7months a year. Now those people are clueless lol. The music was perfect for this video hahahaha

[fredtop20]

Never, Never, EVER come to Canada.

[grapsorz]

Just use ok tires.. i have no problems at home. just look at my video "boring drive in the snow".

[Anthony Cuda]

I loved that subaru just eating that hill LOL GO SUBARU!!

[trey davis]

good thing it hardly snows in seattle

[brycetothesims]

haha I have lived in seattle most of my life moved 2 years ago to Arizona lol I miss snow already and people that drive in that with out chains are just dumb going down them seattle roads you will for sure slide.

[bf2films]

psh try driving in 14+inches of snow without the roads plowed w/ a 99 ford taurus (FWD). benefits of knowing how to drive in snow since I first driving. thank you minnesota weather!

[trey davis]

atleast most of the people in seattle are very very anti confrontationel and won't attak you just for looking at them

[Bruno Danese]

Subarus and Land Rovers loving it... haha

[aatstark]

Are they putting snow chains on the rear tires of a front wheel drive car?

[KazuchiX]

Lolk, cause when snow 'surprises' people, we always crash and kill people. And just for refrence the people who crash in fog and stuff do stop if they can. But again, people cant just not drive dude, it's too foggy and you can BARELY see, so what do you do? Stop your car right there on the interstate, get it towed and WALK home? Are you kidding? No, you have to try and drive, people have responsibilities, but Im done debating with a troll, it was fun I guess.

[Paprikarevic]

Sure...

Important thing here is that You're not.

Have fun crashing, or whatever your thing might be, when snow 'surprises' You.