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ChadFerg t1_j55o08t wrote

Get STUDDED SNOW TIRES and when you’re going UP a hill, even somewhat steep, slippery and/or covered with snow DO NOT STOP!!! Momentum is your friend!!! Sliding backwards down a hill with people behind you BAD, going uphill GOOD

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Khanover7 t1_j55lehl wrote

Bolton is probably not the best if you’re looking for good skiing/riding that you’re traveling for. Not to mention that the Bolton access road is treacherous. Look into Smuggs it’s probably better bang for your buck and you won’t have to drive around as much for food etc.

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Nickmorgan19457 t1_j55le7g wrote

Get snow tires

Drive the speed limit

Get snow tires

If there’s a local in front of you going less than the speed limit leave plenty of space and go their speed. They probably know something you don’t Get snow tires

Buy a good, long snow brush and scraper

Get snow tires

EDIT: get snow tires EDIT2: Reddit hates formatting.

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[deleted] t1_j55ie92 wrote

It really depends on the quality of your tread and the road conditions when you arrive. If you avoid driving when snow's dumping outside you should be fine. The DOT plows sometimes fall behind meaning roads can see a few inches before they're cleared. Route 115 between Marshfield and Walden had 4 inches of snow last night which I had to drive through to get home. I had 4x4 engaged all the way.

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Consult this map to see where the snow plows are active to guide your travels.

VTrans Plow Finder Map - Current Plow Locations - Vermont Agency of Transportation

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BrokenAsFu t1_j55idla wrote

Uhm, even a some short googling will tell you it's only front wheel drive or all wheel drive.

So idk what kinda redneck bullshit you pulled off that make that happen.

To solve this right now, did your ass end wiggle out from infront of you or did you loose control from the front end?

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Kixeliz t1_j55hsjh wrote

It's a sad state of affairs when a group focused on upholding campaign finance laws gets labeled "liberal." (so much for law and order, huh?) A group founded by a former Republican chairman of the FEC with a current president who served as general counsel on both of John McCain's presidential campaigns. A real bunch of progressives over there. But then if you go after gerrymandering, that makes you liberal by default, apparently.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campaign_Legal_Center

I do see that "liberal advocacy group" label for the CLC coming from "Influence Watch" which appears to be a harmless site letting you know who is donating to what and all that for political orgs. And then a simple google search turns up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_Research_Center

> Capital Research Center (CRC) is an American conservative non-profit organization located in Washington, D.C.[2][3] Its stated purpose is "to study non-profit organizations, with a special focus on reviving the American traditions of charity, philanthropy, and voluntarism

> In 2017, the CRC launched the website "Influence Watch," which focuses on identifying funding sources of progressive organizations and initiatives, and of progressive politicians.

Media literacy is important.

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