[jammer]

You are correct, but, really, doesn't it have more to do with snow plows and salt (or lack thereof) than driver skill? When I moved to Michigan from Texas, I heard on at least 20 occasions (as the person made condescending sniffs) that, "people in the South don't know how to drive in the snow." After one year here, through 4 seasons, I can now confidently and without fear of rebuttal make the statement, "people in Michigan don't know how to drive in ANY damned kind of weather."

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

You said it! When we moved to PA we got the same insulting comments about Southerners not being able to drive on snow...... last winter we had a freak snowstorm during the day that stranded hundreds of cars along the highway..... it took my neighbor over 7 hours to get home (less than 30 miles) ........ seems those snow plows and salt sure do help with driving skills.......lol

[brianl703]

The secret is snow tires!

I vaguely recall a fall ritual of getting snow tires put on the car when I was growing up in the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois.

[bonfire]

People in Texas can't even drive in a drizzle!

[Mad-Margaret]

You've got that right!

Michigan has got to be the only state where they break for green lights. I have never seen such stupid drivers in my life.