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Easier said than done!

When I left for work on Friday morning there wasn't any snow so it would have looked a bit odd me saying that wouldn't it?

Working 35 miles from home my options were limited!

Cheers Cappers - I know some people too. Maybe we could compare people?

I have no problem with people in 4x4s unless they drive like idiots. I was one of the plebs driving at 10mph when my car lost all traction and skidded into another car. Suppose it wouldn't have happened if i had been going faster?!?!

I don't have the option of working from home because my companies working from home program doesn't work on Macs. Not allowed to take the day off at short notice - company told us to get in to work, no excuses. Then got told, at 11:30, that i could take the afternoon as holiday because of the...

I didn't!

Mine happened in Haywards Heath. Thanks - being in Haywards Heath you should realise what the conditions are like. You are either a non-driver or you are one of the idiots who take no notice of the conditions and drive like one of the cocky tw@ts dig54 was referring to!

No We were advised to leave work early to avoid driving in even more hazardous conditions in the dark. Damned if you do, damned if you don't! This!

Managed to crash my car today, after leaving work early because of the treacherous road conditions!! Only 5 minutes after leaving work, travelling at about 10 mph, turned the steering wheel to go left and because of the snow on the road, the car carried on straight ahead, into another car...