I haven't put my truck in 4wd on the roadway to get to work in years. I leave it in 2wd and drive like a human should, and I get by just fine - and I pass numerous 4x4's wrecked on the way to work every time it snows or is icy.

4wd just gets you to drive faster than you should be driving. You step on the gas, and it goes. It's the coming to s stop afterwards that gets people in trouble.

I crawled over the top of the Graham hill thinking I might have to go 4x4 on Monday afternoon, but managed to get it done.

It just seems that people can't find the right speed to go. They're either crawling along so slowly that they have no business even being out in those conditions being a rolling roadblock, or they go faster than anyone should possibly be going.

What people should do is check my speed because I'm always going the speed you should be going.