lo_pak

回復 20# BiscottiGelato

I totally agree... Always plan on your route to stay on flat spots as much as possible. On slope or off slope, better wait until the city trucks come by. Keep +/- 3 to 5 spacing away from the front vehicle. Driving at +/- 30km with gentle accel/decel. Stay away from the luxury vehicles including SUV if possible...etc.

At the beginning of heavy snow, better stay at home for +/- 2 days.

chobit

I used to love the snow more when I lived in Richmond...!  Driving in the snow on flat is pretty easy..!  At least when I compare that to Seattle where hills are everywhere in the city, where the roads are mostly not shovel

kingkong123

再冻有几冻啊？？？ 温哥华

冻得过零下三十度？ 温哥华的冻小儿科啦

somewhereintime

回復 23# kingkong123

I visited my friend in Yellowknife once
-45C in March, Ouch

B2L2

I experienced -40 in Fort Murray during a X'mas.

However, driving in those condition is relatively safer than those black-ice and slushy snow in Vancouver especially with our un-educated drivers here.

kingkong123

回復  kingkong123

I visited my friend in Yellowknife once
-45C in March, Ouch
somewhereintime 發表於 2010-10-7 10:41

    so, that is cold

somewhereintime

回復 26# kingkong123

People up there keep food outdoor for long term storage.
When they need to cook something, they take it in door
to defrost. Just the opposite way
There was a diamond rush back in 70's, many Chinese people
became rich.

kingkong123

回復 27# somewhereintime


    I did it when i was in Alberta

tiffiant

people do that? hahahha they can unplug the fridge