ONLYMGAFFY the guy that used to plow my driveway years ago, had a willy’s with banana peals. Hen walked right over it. It’s called skills, now the clown with the Subaru and the UBER tag deserves to be stuck
Always check your tires before winter. I'd you want to be extra careful have all terrain/all weather tires and be careful. I drive in snow/ice most of the year and I don't get stuck. I also don't drive like these morons
@@cutebutsadisticable Good tires are no match for appropriate tires though. Newer all-seasons may not be a problem for getting unstuck, but they're dangerous for directional and stopping traction on icy hills where all-weather or winter tires should be the mandatory minimum, and studs or chains should be recommended. My concern isn't getting unstuck. I can often manage that by sprinkling sand or salt. My concern is being able to avoid collisions, hitting or being hit.
This is the best part about winter... i remember living at the top of a big hill and sitting for hours with a cup of hot cocoa watching this same thing years ago... brings back good memories! btw, great commentary!
You have the best birds eye view to sit through a snowstorm... Could watch these type of videos all day! You would think these people getting stuck never drove in snow before. Once you stop your momentum you're screwed.
The reason some tires are "stuck" in some of these AWD cars is because traction control is on. The car thinks its sliding, which it actually is and traction control is made to prevent just that by locking individual wheels to counter act the balance and keep the car straight. If you are stuck in snow disable your traction control, there should be a button in your car for that.
@@idkwhattonamemyself5513 it appears to be both traction control and all season radials. Just because it's AWD, people think they can go anywhere. I miss driving the hills of Woostah and Fitchburg in the snow.
AWD with traction control will be able to move the car if the tires allow it. Traction off is alot better obviously in some situations tho, no doubt about it.
Anybody who says all season tires are just fine has most likely never owned a legit set of snow tires. Once you have it's like night and day difference
Snow tires are far superior yes but at the same time a well designed 4x4 or awd car with some driver skill and chains when needed can do virtually everything and more, that the average person in a northern climate will encounter
That and making a summers worth of snow cream!! Carrying on my grandma's traditions. We skipped a generation.....my mother didn't know how to be a mom (after lying on her back) much less a decent grandmother. Well guess she's sucking up to the youngest now that none of us respect her.
To many people drive when it’s not a emergency creating a emergency I have a new f150 4x4 with Quadra track an mine will go thru most never been stuck but during storms it sits in the garage. Love the content an commentary. Great neighbors keep the videos coming bud
Winter months I carry 2 bags of water softener salt 80 lbs 3 bags of sand 90 lbs all between rear tires flash light batter charger an jumper cables an 6 bags of kitty litter for traction despite my four wheel drive with emergency Quadra track where all 4 tires turn same speed an still don’t leave unless emergency
Yeah... I drive a diesel jetta and have never been stuck.. it's not what you drive, it's how you drive. And we get proper snow storms where I am, not this light dusting.
I've never been stuck and I drive thru snow storms all the time during MN winters. I sometimes purposely put my Jeep Trailhawk in the deep snow. But if you do get stuck put it into 4 low and if need turn on your rear lock. It's not rocket science to drive in the snow.
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb lost my account password. I would love any tips you can give me.
I am not making fun off any one ,but it is fun watching everybody getting stuck in the snow and all who help each other ,I could sit here all day with a cup of coco or coffee .
Heck no I have to go out and play knock on wood I've never had a wreck I live in texas but grew up in Wisconsin the texas people have no clue how to drive in the snow or ice,its a blast to watch them
Salt only works to 20 degrees, then you have to use calcium carbonate mixed with sand or cinders. I have never seen a salt spreader without a plow on it - sort of useless that way. When I worked in NY D.O.T. plowing snow, I switched between a motor grader and a 4wd Chevy C-60 with a "V"plow and wing plows. I used to get the Chevy up to 30mph and drop the wing plows and fill every driveway up. We didn't use skids on the plows, just rested them on the cutter bars to get a clean surface to spread salt or calcium carbonate, depending on the air temp. Never broke a truck, but I seen others blow hydraulic rams like they were toilet paper tubes, what a waste. They always had me plow State Route 104 along Lake Ontario from Pulteyville to Fulton. Long route, but great scenery in the Winter. GREAT OVERTIME!!!
We moved to Vermont from Massachusetts. The first couple of years we made it through with only rear wheel drive with winter tires. Now I only drive 4 wheel or AWD with studded tires. My husband knew how to drive in snow much better than I did, he practiced on frozen ponds in Framingham and Sudbury
This made me smile, as it brought back a funny story that my Mom used to LOVE telling! She was 80 yrs old & just passed away in May! I'm 57 now, but she always laughed about a time when I was 2-2 1/2 yrs old & we lived in Michigan; My parents & I got into the cab of the pickup truck, to go pick up my older brother; Dad was behind the wheel & I was standing in the middle of the seat between them (way before seatbelt/carseat laws!lol); There was a snowstorm the night before & the truck was stuck in the driveway; Dad had been messing with trying to move, until he was PIXXED!lol. Keep in mind, I was 2!lol. He was SLAMMING the transmission from reverse to drive, to reverse, to drive....and probably INVENTING new cuss words! I was standing there just watching; He stopped for a second, probably to try something else, when I looked over at him & said "Now, beat your head on the window! Maybe that will help." lmao Mom said all she could do was hold her breath, cuz she KNEW I'd be in BIG TROUBLE after THAT ONE! lol. (No, my dad NEVER laid a hand on me, so she was NEVER afraid of me being hurt or anything like that!); She said that my dad just BUSTED OUT LAUGHING!! He laughed so hard he had TEARS rolling down his cheeks to where he wouldn't have been able to try any other ways to free the truck, if he had even thought of them! lmao. As an adult, I always told her he couldn't have gotten MAD about it, because he KNOWS that US 3 kids (older brother, myself & younger sister), as well as all of OUR KIDS, got our ATTITUDES & WARPED SENSE OF HUMOR from HIS SIDE of the family! lol Anyway, THANK YOU FOR THE SMILE & WONDERFUL MEMORY! :)
I Love winter!😊..Just a little helpful hint when driving in this kind of weather. Use your floor mats under your tires for traction when stuck. Or have some carpet remnants in your vehicle. (Besides a shoval) Works great
Good ideas!! If someone has recently remodeled, you can probably get pretty large pieces of carpeting (then cut however you want!) absolutely FREE!! If you have a lot of coupons, or are financially able to do so, buying a few bags of cheap KITTY LITTER to keep in the vehicle is ALSO good! Sawdust, sand, etc., the list is endless! Those bags/boxes of things in the vehicle (trunk) will ALSO add a little extra weight! A few cinder/concrete blocks works, too, but there's a danger of slamming into occupants, in case of an accident! :). HAPPY SLEDDING! lol
For real though, I'm a transplant from indiana and everyone talks about how bad it is here. It's nothing compared to 3 ft every other week and still having school buses sliding around and getting stuck
A historical moment preserved on TH-cam. This is the first time it ever snowed in the Northeast. They'll learn and adapt for when it snows a second time.
It never ceased to amaze me at the number of people who are on the road in the snow that doesn't even need to bed out there; I don't feel sorry for some of them. If this is an area that gets a lot of snow, why don't these people invest in a set of snow chains or stay home? I live on the Mississippi gulf coast and when it does snow enough for it to stick on the roads (the police, and first responders have their hands full. thanks for a very good video
So much for the snow plows! The road was covered over again within about 5 minutes. Lol! SOOO glad I live here in the South where snow is a TREAT instead of a curse!
Think how much fuel money you would save with good winter tires. Also you could save some time. And would have a lotta safer drives. Super nice videos man! Subbed.
That Subaru.... That was all driver error, and I suspect bad/bald tires played a big part in that fiasco too. Notice how the 2-wheel drive Lexus manages to get out (twice) but the AWD Subaru can't. This is a lack of winter driving skills on display here. I would have gotten that Subie out in less than 30 seconds. In fact I would have never even got it stuck in the first place. And furthermore this is why you always keep a shovel in the car so that -when- you get stuck you can shovel your way out.
Here’s a tip from a Colorado guy. Carry a 10 lb bag of the cheapest kitty litter (non clumping). It is usually the coarsest grain. If you get stuck on ice patch spread a little in front of your drive tires (2 or 4 wheel), then put car not in drive, but 1. Slowly give it gas keeping steering straight as allowed. Once you are going, move from 1 to 2 to drive. That way if you need to slow down, just take foot off gas and the engine slows you down evenly. As it get clearer, move to 3 then to D.
I miss growing up in an area like this where people would come out to help each other. Now I live in southern CA and thank God it doesn't snow. So many would be like "get the f**k outta my way!"
Except for Mt Waterman, Mt Baldy, Mt High East, Mt High West, Snow Valley, Bear Mountain, Snow Summit…yup it don’t snow in Southern California, especially at the top of San Jacinto.
@@udizzy1969 I live way down in Georgia, South Georgia to be exact. That would be a nice drive. Unless I take a plane. Keep posting your videos, I love them.
I think about how you stated one car came down the road the wrong way. Three trucks had to back up. two trucks stopped. Had to slow down workers plowing the street and another city trucked called off his rout to help. Not to mention the delays from the other cars. They should had just push the car that came down the wrong side further to the side and said figure it out buddy.
This is why I carry a shovel, a bag of cat litter and a bag of Ice Melt in my truck as soon as the first storm is forecast. Even with winter tires, I don't like to travel without them.
@@udizzy1969 You are a genius! It's the perfect blend of action, drama, and guiltless human suffering without the tension of missing something if you don't stay glued to the screen!
You don't just step on the gas for front wheel drive in snow. When it slips, it's because your front wheels are not making contact with the road. So step on the gas, lower gear, and turning left and right to kick the snow out of the the way, until your wheels make contact with the actual road for traction. Of course you can go between forward and backward, using the same technique, if you are stuck. And most of the time it should help. Lol
Most people make the same mistake. They push the accelerator pedal too far. Better shift to 2nd gear, then drive off slowly and carefully. So far I have only driven cars with front wheel drive. I never had problems. In summer I drive with real summer tires and in winter with real winter tires. Whether Bridgestone, Continental or Good Year tires, I had good experiences with these three.
Once upon a time, when winters were more severe, EVERYONE went through the annual ritual of switching to proper tires. We got through in all but the worst weather. Then the government invested in all these trucks, salters, plows, etc. and told everyone to stop using those tires cuz they were bad for the roads. Now we all get stuck and the roads get destroyed anyway from the inside-out from all the salt.
Clearly these were all only 2wd and the problem is people slamming the gas spinning the tires and not rocking the wheel side to side. This was infuriating to watch, from somebody who lives in Canada where we get more snow and more cold. Oh, and I don't use winter tires and have never been stuck.
@@DR0CK There were lots of awd and a few 4wd vehicles in there. You're no hero not running snow tires. I myself ran all season tires for years, figured they were fine until I actually got a set of legit winter tires, HUGE difference between even cheap snow tires and the expensive all season tires I had (they were even winter rated all season tires). I have a 4wd truck with snows and now an AWD Impreza getting studded winter tires this year. Not because I'm some "amateur" driver that needs the help, but because I'm an experienced, knowledgeable driver that doesn't need the extra risk when I'm hours from any real town in the middle of the night in a blizzard, or when I need that extra traction from when some dumb ass with all seasons looses control and I have to give them room. Never been stuck means you've never really driven much. Grew up doing "hill billy" shit in old mud trucks, drove professionally for a few years, I'm a pretty decent race car driver and I still put the best tires possible on my vehicles in the winter.
Thank you Udizzy! The states with snow should update their mvd test, people trying to drive in snow all the wrong way!! I can say this because being from Nashua, & Merrimack, New Hampshire. Working in AZ as a Haul Truck operator of a Caterpillar 793C, in a mine that recently experienced snow, & rain, moving 300 tons of material...you don't hit the brakes!
For real, dude. I have gotten into and out of more places with a two wheel drive s10 during a Western NY winter than these guys can with all wheel drive.
@@MasteringTheModel Right... I'm just south of Erie PA and we get that same lake effect snow off of Lake Erie. We learn how to drive in snow rather quickly around here... Well, some of us do lol
simple tip to avoid being stuck like this, doesnt help a lot but will get you going like the other cars in the video. LOWER your tyre pressures particually if theyre above 40PSI id say youd want around 25PSi depending on vehicle weight and size
also to increase THROTTHLE for FWD car and be VERY careful with it for a RWD car. For AWD - just step on a gas and turn the wheel left to right very fast, so it will go the way you see
It's rare that I'll actually shout at the screen when watching youtube but that guy..... If I saw that I'd have to go and drive it out for him. Painful to watch haha.
Udizzy, you're right, this is The Big One! I loved it. I live on a hill in Salt Lake City and our favorite winter sport is watching people try to go up or down our hill. There are actually large concrete barriers at the bottom of our street so cars can't slide through the sound wall and fall 15 feet down onto an Interstate. I hope you have another excellent snow video this winter. PS I've been a subscriber of yours for a long time, love the fire videos too.
I miss the snow! I live in NY went the last 2 winters with no snow, I’m hoping for a few this year. Nothing more beautiful then fresh snow, plus I just got a new Ram I wanna text the tires out
I grew up in the desert south west. Never drove in the snow a day in my life and when I was 28 the company I worked for sent me to a god forsaken place like this for 2 years.
The second I started watching this video I knew it was Worcester, MA. I live in Auburn and have been up those hills many times. Always good for a fun watch on a snowy day. Awesome video!
Good reminder to put on the snow tires, which is happening tomorrow. No surprise that all these people think they're invincible with 4WD/AWD. It's the tires. With snow tires, both of our FWD daily drivers do fine in the snow.
Haha as someone who grew up in Mass this brings back memories. I got stuck trying to get home from work once and I vowed never again. The best part about this video is that you sound just like my brother in law .
I live in Wyoming; never have chained up. there were times i wish i would have had a set of chains but managed to get through. even with a low-slung Volvo with 2 feet of snow on the ground. FIRST - you have to know how to drive in that stuff. (Like, don't cut the corner short INTO a pile of deep snow!) SECOND - Turn INTO the slide! lol. In all fairness to the drivers in this video, it looks like there's ice underneath the snow and that is almost impossible to get around on. Those days, it's best to stay home if you can!
So simple, manual stick 3,4th gear clutch and accelerate and slide in the direction your car is slipping. Auto 4x4 like myself with all year tyres, slow slow accelerate and no brakes. Where we live we get plenty of snow, still make it to work!!
Nice commentary U"DizzY ! very calm yet a bit humorous...what aveiw you have home entertainment...I"m on the west coast in Cambria California...we dont have any thing like this here...thanks for the Post...gonna subscribe"...
This is a good example of why even if you have AWD, proper tires really matter
ONLYMGAFFY the guy that used to plow my driveway years ago, had a willy’s with banana peals. Hen walked right over it. It’s called skills, now the clown with the Subaru and the UBER tag deserves to be stuck
i cant imagine sliding that frailing bad in a awd, my impreza on bald all seasons michelins never got stuck or slid more than a few inches.
I don't think every one of these cars have bad tires....I have a feeling it's the ice. Maybe those strap-on tire studs would work during this time.
Yah actual winter tires that operate better at lower temps.
@@PoppiB skills have zero to do with traction
You have have all wheel drive, four wheel drive, quattro, whatever you want to call it... if your tires suck than you won't be going anywhere.
Very True Tim, Cheers Dizzy.
I've driven by quite a few Audis spinning all four of their tires.
Always check your tires before winter. I'd you want to be extra careful have all terrain/all weather tires and be careful. I drive in snow/ice most of the year and I don't get stuck. I also don't drive like these morons
@@cutebutsadisticable Good tires are no match for appropriate tires though. Newer all-seasons may not be a problem for getting unstuck, but they're dangerous for directional and stopping traction on icy hills where all-weather or winter tires should be the mandatory minimum, and studs or chains should be recommended. My concern isn't getting unstuck. I can often manage that by sprinkling sand or salt. My concern is being able to avoid collisions, hitting or being hit.
11 months later if you're rear tire hit the curb you go no where
This is the best part about winter... i remember living at the top of a big hill and sitting for hours with a cup of hot cocoa watching this same thing years ago... brings back good memories!
btw, great commentary!
Thank You Very Much Rhonda, Cheers Dizzy.
Missed out on a lot of money. Could have been selling the coco to those who were stuck. LoL
Video was before the fire that you helped on
You have the best birds eye view to sit through a snowstorm... Could watch these type of videos all day! You would think these people getting stuck never drove in snow before. Once you stop your momentum you're screwed.
The reason some tires are "stuck" in some of these AWD cars is because traction control is on. The car thinks its sliding, which it actually is and traction control is made to prevent just that by locking individual wheels to counter act the balance and keep the car straight. If you are stuck in snow disable your traction control, there should be a button in your car for that.
Be safe. The Dizz.
I think this situation was more tire related
@@idkwhattonamemyself5513 it appears to be both traction control and all season radials. Just because it's AWD, people think they can go anywhere. I miss driving the hills of Woostah and Fitchburg in the snow.
I think its more stupidity then anything learn how to winter drive
AWD with traction control will be able to move the car if the tires allow it. Traction off is alot better obviously in some situations tho, no doubt about it.
Anybody who says all season tires are just fine has most likely never owned a legit set of snow tires. Once you have it's like night and day difference
Stay Warm Dizzy.
Facts. Change them from snow to summer lol last longer too
Same time anyone who vouches for snow tires never had a beast 4x4
Snow tires are far superior yes but at the same time a well designed 4x4 or awd car with some driver skill and chains when needed can do virtually everything and more, that the average person in a northern climate will encounter
Great shoutout for your neighborhood , here comes the cavalry . my favorite part. I really enjoyed the commentary and sound effects.
Thank you, I have many more in my Winter playlist, Please Enjoy and Share. Cheers Dizzy.
The only thing people should be doing in this kind of weather is binge watching TV, and eating popcorn, while letting the road crews do their thing.
That and making a summers worth of snow cream!! Carrying on my grandma's traditions. We skipped a generation.....my mother didn't know how to be a mom (after lying on her back) much less a decent grandmother. Well guess she's sucking up to the youngest now that none of us respect her.
Until it’s the road crew getting stuck themselves on stop signs 😂😂😂
90% of unprepared drivers do not have a good reason to drive in these kind of dangerous conditions ! They are simply idiots
Some of these people are frontline essential employees that need to get to work.
Not everyone works a 9-5 job that can just stop for a day
"All season" tires work great - if you live in Florida....
That's very true Mike. lol Cheers Dizzy.
Mike Finnegan I live in Alaska and that’s all I run a/s tires. Studs don’t do shit except give drivers a false sence of security.
@@rods907 Im all about my Mud and snow tires, never any problems with snow except stopping takes some extra care.
@@rods907 you probberly forgot to mention.. you live in a dirt road !! Lot of traction!!!any hu
@@rods907 U must have some really shitty studded tires then. Here in north norway, most people use only studded.
To many people drive when it’s not a emergency creating a emergency I have a new f150 4x4 with Quadra track an mine will go thru most never been stuck but during storms it sits in the garage. Love the content an commentary. Great neighbors keep the videos coming bud
Winter months I carry 2 bags of water softener salt 80 lbs 3 bags of sand 90 lbs all between rear tires flash light batter charger an jumper cables an 6 bags of kitty litter for traction despite my four wheel drive with emergency Quadra track where all 4 tires turn same speed an still don’t leave unless emergency
Yeah... I drive a diesel jetta and have never been stuck.. it's not what you drive, it's how you drive. And we get proper snow storms where I am, not this light dusting.
I've never been stuck and I drive thru snow storms all the time during MN winters. I sometimes purposely put my Jeep Trailhawk in the deep snow. But if you do get stuck put it into 4 low and if need turn on your rear lock. It's not rocket science to drive in the snow.
I grew up in Montreal and seeing all the fun during a snowstorm brings back memories. Love the 3 story New England walk ups!
Thanks Steve, Happy You Enjoyed It. Be Safe Dizzy.
you're raised the value of the building by showcasing it's entertainment value
funny
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account?
I was dumb lost my account password. I would love any tips you can give me.
You do not have money for tire socks? or any strips that increase traction in winter?
I am not making fun off any one ,but it is fun watching everybody getting stuck in the snow and all who help each other ,I could sit here all day with a cup of coco or coffee .
Beautiful home Mr.
Always something going on with you!
regards
germany
The very best to watch a heavy snowstorm, from the comfort of a nice warm home with no reason to have to go out.
Heck no I have to go out and play knock on wood I've never had a wreck I live in texas but grew up in Wisconsin the texas people have no clue how to drive in the snow or ice,its a blast to watch them
Get off the brake, put it in gear, etc. LMAO! I loved this.
Salt only works to 20 degrees, then you have to use calcium carbonate mixed with sand or cinders. I have never seen a salt spreader without a plow on it - sort of useless that way. When I worked in NY D.O.T. plowing snow, I switched between a motor grader and a 4wd Chevy C-60 with a "V"plow and wing plows. I used to get the Chevy up to 30mph and drop the wing plows and fill every driveway up. We didn't use skids on the plows, just rested them on the cutter bars to get a clean surface to spread salt or calcium carbonate, depending on the air temp. Never broke a truck, but I seen others blow hydraulic rams like they were toilet paper tubes, what a waste. They always had me plow State Route 104 along Lake Ontario from Pulteyville to Fulton. Long route, but great scenery in the Winter. GREAT OVERTIME!!!
Sooo July, 4 or AWD bought, great. When the snow comes I am sorted! Dooh!! Some really shitty driving going on there, but thanks for the laughs.
We moved to Vermont from Massachusetts. The first couple of years we made it through with only rear wheel drive with winter tires. Now I only drive 4 wheel or AWD with studded tires. My husband knew how to drive in snow much better than I did, he practiced on frozen ponds in Framingham and Sudbury
You Stay Safe Out There. Dizzy.
This made me smile, as it brought back a funny story that my Mom used to LOVE telling! She was 80 yrs old & just passed away in May! I'm 57 now, but she always laughed about a time when I was 2-2 1/2 yrs old & we lived in Michigan; My parents & I got into the cab of the pickup truck, to go pick up my older brother; Dad was behind the wheel & I was standing in the middle of the seat between them (way before seatbelt/carseat laws!lol); There was a snowstorm the night before & the truck was stuck in the driveway; Dad had been messing with trying to move, until he was PIXXED!lol. Keep in mind, I was 2!lol. He was SLAMMING the transmission from reverse to drive, to reverse, to drive....and probably INVENTING new cuss words! I was standing there just watching; He stopped for a second, probably to try something else, when I looked over at him & said "Now, beat your head on the window! Maybe that will help." lmao Mom said all she could do was hold her breath, cuz she KNEW I'd be in BIG TROUBLE after THAT ONE! lol. (No, my dad NEVER laid a hand on me, so she was NEVER afraid of me being hurt or anything like that!); She said that my dad just BUSTED OUT LAUGHING!! He laughed so hard he had TEARS rolling down his cheeks to where he wouldn't have been able to try any other ways to free the truck, if he had even thought of them! lmao. As an adult, I always told her he couldn't have gotten MAD about it, because he KNOWS that US 3 kids (older brother, myself & younger sister), as well as all of OUR KIDS, got our ATTITUDES & WARPED SENSE OF HUMOR from HIS SIDE of the family! lol Anyway, THANK YOU FOR THE SMILE & WONDERFUL MEMORY! :)
lol Good story, Stay Safe Dizzy.
My condolences for your sadness with the loss of your Ma😢 My heart goes out to you, bless you.
I Love winter!😊..Just a little helpful hint when driving in this kind of weather. Use your floor mats under your tires for traction when stuck. Or have some carpet remnants in your vehicle. (Besides a shoval) Works great
Great tip! Stay safe. The Dizzy One.
I wish I could live my last years in the snow mountains somewhere.
Good ideas!! If someone has recently remodeled, you can probably get pretty large pieces of carpeting (then cut however you want!) absolutely FREE!! If you have a lot of coupons, or are financially able to do so, buying a few bags of cheap KITTY LITTER to keep in the vehicle is ALSO good! Sawdust, sand, etc., the list is endless! Those bags/boxes of things in the vehicle (trunk) will ALSO add a little extra weight! A few cinder/concrete blocks works, too, but there's a danger of slamming into occupants, in case of an accident! :). HAPPY SLEDDING! lol
Who in their right mind would like winter?.... Those who play in it? or those that have to work in it?
Looks like Colorado Springs weather with California drivers
To Funny, Thanks Dizzy.
Canadian here, people can't drive in the snow for shit lol.
Nah y’all think you got it bad it’s worse here in Rochester
Chelton and Airport
For real though, I'm a transplant from indiana and everyone talks about how bad it is here. It's nothing compared to 3 ft every other week and still having school buses sliding around and getting stuck
Yes I admit it….Sometimes I come and watch this in the summer to remember what winter feels like.
Ya You Do.. Thank You Very much. Stay Cool. Dizzy.
I love watching them repeatedly put the hammer down 100% throttle. "It's gonna work this time......"
Ya , They think so. lol Cheers Dizzy.
A historical moment preserved on TH-cam. This is the first time it ever snowed in the Northeast. They'll learn and adapt for when it snows a second time.
I love the way you are narrating this you are doing a great job you have an excellent view
I could watch this stuff all day long.
frontcentermusician 🦌⛄️
me too
It never ceased to amaze me at the number of people who are on the road in the snow that doesn't even need to bed out there; I don't feel sorry for some of them. If this is an area that gets a lot of snow, why don't these people invest in a set of snow chains or stay home? I live on the Mississippi gulf coast and when it does snow enough for it to stick on the roads (the police, and first responders have their hands full. thanks for a very good video
So much for the snow plows! The road was covered over again within about 5 minutes. Lol! SOOO glad I live here in the South where snow is a TREAT instead of a curse!
I see it as a treat also, But Most don't. Cheers Dizzy.
I just spent all day digging out from under 2 feet of snow, then I went to the store and the dispensary and had a ball. Thanks for the video!
Hey its snowing let's go for a drive 😆
That's not snow. It's "global warming." Just ask any left-wing wacko. They'll tell you. 😂
@@eaglegrip6879 you are making my job easy. Ty
I really enjoyed your commentary. Very pleasant. Thanks for the video!
Thank you very much, Cheers Dizzy.
Don't matter how big and heavy your truck is, snow still reigns supreme. Mwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
I love a good snowstorm, I grew up in Buffalo, NY.
Think how much fuel money you would save with good winter tires. Also you could save some time. And would have a lotta safer drives. Super nice videos man! Subbed.
That Subaru.... That was all driver error, and I suspect bad/bald tires played a big part in that fiasco too. Notice how the 2-wheel drive Lexus manages to get out (twice) but the AWD Subaru can't. This is a lack of winter driving skills on display here. I would have gotten that Subie out in less than 30 seconds. In fact I would have never even got it stuck in the first place. And furthermore this is why you always keep a shovel in the car so that -when- you get stuck you can shovel your way out.
I love driving in the snow
It's snowing heavily -- Let's drive the car!
Here’s a tip from a Colorado guy. Carry a 10 lb bag of the cheapest kitty litter (non clumping). It is usually the coarsest grain. If you get stuck on ice patch spread a little in front of your drive tires (2 or 4 wheel), then put car not in drive, but 1. Slowly give it gas keeping steering straight as allowed. Once you are going, move from 1 to 2 to drive. That way if you need to slow down, just take foot off gas and the engine slows you down evenly. As it get clearer, move to 3 then to D.
Here is a tip from a Russian guy. Carry a flamethrower or a torch.
KITTY LITTER AND CHAINS...
or few sand bags or so in the trunk of the car, suv & trucks then go
lol I just typed my above comment, then found yours! lol. Glad someone else knows about the kitty litter thing!!
@@whoeverwhoever400 Slavic--Problem-Solving device as it best!
The Benny Hill theme song!!! Lmbo.
always fun to watch "front row seat" when idiots drive :) best regards from Norway ...................
I miss growing up in an area like this where people would come out to help each other. Now I live in southern CA and thank God it doesn't snow. So many would be like "get the f**k outta my way!"
The thing is, It's unsafe to help, you can get hurt and They just drive away, Stay Warm out there. Dizzy.
Except for Mt Waterman, Mt Baldy, Mt High East, Mt High West, Snow Valley, Bear Mountain, Snow Summit…yup it don’t snow in Southern California, especially at the top of San Jacinto.
I love this guy! I wish I could have been sitting at his window with him and watching it all! 😊
Welcome anytime. Stay Warm Dizzy.
@@udizzy1969 I live way down in Georgia, South Georgia to be exact. That would be a nice drive. Unless I take a plane. Keep posting your videos, I love them.
Thank you very much. The Dizz.
I would like that too. But Germany is so far away
I enjoyed the calm, relaxed, but somewhat comical nature in the narration.
I think about how you stated one car came down the road the wrong way. Three trucks had to back up. two trucks stopped. Had to slow down workers plowing the street and another city trucked called off his rout to help. Not to mention the delays from the other cars. They should had just push the car that came down the wrong side further to the side and said figure it out buddy.
I'd never have a dull moment living there! Never mind TV.
Very true, every day is a hoot. Cheers Dizzy.
How about a slippery iced side walk .
This is why I carry a shovel, a bag of cat litter and a bag of Ice Melt in my truck as soon as the first storm is forecast. Even with winter tires, I don't like to travel without them.
By far the best video ever on youtube, I couldn't stop watching!
I have so many more, enjoy the playlist my friend, Cheers Dizzy.
@@udizzy1969 You are a genius! It's the perfect blend of action, drama, and guiltless human suffering without the tension of missing something if you don't stay glued to the screen!
I need some snow like this to do some e brake drifting in an empty parking lot. We haven't got any good snow in Omaha this winter.
Come to Minnesota, Minneapolis and you’ll get all the snow you want. I call it MINNESNOWTA and MINNECOLDTA. 😂😂😁😁😁😁😜
You don't just step on the gas for front wheel drive in snow. When it slips, it's because your front wheels are not making contact with the road. So step on the gas, lower gear, and turning left and right to kick the snow out of the the way, until your wheels make contact with the actual road for traction. Of course you can go between forward and backward, using the same technique, if you are stuck. And most of the time it should help. Lol
Stay Warm Dizzy.
Most people make the same mistake. They push the accelerator pedal too far. Better shift to 2nd gear, then drive off slowly and carefully. So far I have only driven cars with front wheel drive. I never had problems. In summer I drive with real summer tires and in winter with real winter tires. Whether Bridgestone, Continental or Good Year tires, I had good experiences with these three.
Once upon a time, when winters were more severe, EVERYONE went through the annual ritual of switching to proper tires. We got through in all but the worst weather. Then the government invested in all these trucks, salters, plows, etc. and told everyone to stop using those tires cuz they were bad for the roads. Now we all get stuck and the roads get destroyed anyway from the inside-out from all the salt.
I luv watching city folk in the snow, best comic show ever !
Thank You Very Much, Stay safe Dizzy.
when there's nothing on cable on a cold snowy day
your all wheel drive is only as good as its tires ....
Very True, Cheers Dizzy.
@@udizzy1969 #itsonlysnowbro
Clearly these were all only 2wd and the problem is people slamming the gas spinning the tires and not rocking the wheel side to side. This was infuriating to watch, from somebody who lives in Canada where we get more snow and more cold. Oh, and I don't use winter tires and have never been stuck.
@@DR0CK There were lots of awd and a few 4wd vehicles in there.
You're no hero not running snow tires. I myself ran all season tires for years, figured they were fine until I actually got a set of legit winter tires, HUGE difference between even cheap snow tires and the expensive all season tires I had (they were even winter rated all season tires).
I have a 4wd truck with snows and now an AWD Impreza getting studded winter tires this year. Not because I'm some "amateur" driver that needs the help, but because I'm an experienced, knowledgeable driver that doesn't need the extra risk when I'm hours from any real town in the middle of the night in a blizzard, or when I need that extra traction from when some dumb ass with all seasons looses control and I have to give them room.
Never been stuck means you've never really driven much. Grew up doing "hill billy" shit in old mud trucks, drove professionally for a few years, I'm a pretty decent race car driver and I still put the best tires possible on my vehicles in the winter.
@@DR0CK That's absurd, tires are the single biggest contributing factor when it comes to staying connected to the road. Go buy winter tires.
Thank you Udizzy! The states with snow should update their mvd test, people trying to drive in snow all the wrong way!! I can say this because being from Nashua, & Merrimack, New Hampshire. Working in AZ as a Haul Truck operator of a Caterpillar 793C, in a mine that recently experienced snow, & rain, moving 300 tons of material...you don't hit the brakes!
They Do Need It For Sure. But I'm Just a Viewer . lol Stay safe Dizzy.
It is crazy how many people don't know how to drive in snow.
For real, dude. I have gotten into and out of more places with a two wheel drive s10 during a Western NY winter than these guys can with all wheel drive.
@@MasteringTheModel Right... I'm just south of Erie PA and we get that same lake effect snow off of Lake Erie. We learn how to drive in snow rather quickly around here... Well, some of us do lol
Great video. My brother lives on a hill at a stop sign and he would watch all the non driving people and just watch them.
simple tip to avoid being stuck like this, doesnt help a lot but will get you going like the other cars in the video. LOWER your tyre pressures particually if theyre above 40PSI id say youd want around 25PSi depending on vehicle weight and size
also to increase THROTTHLE for FWD car and be VERY careful with it for a RWD car. For AWD - just step on a gas and turn the wheel left to right very fast, so it will go the way you see
Your best yet, kept me amused all through. Funny how at times like these everyone is in a hurry, lol.
Thank You Very Much, I do My Best. Stay safe Dizzy.
That stuck Forester or whatever it is in the first 10 minutes is basically the definition of "I don't need snow tires I have AWD"
Stay Warm. Dizzy.
That Lyft driver in the silver Subaru, every time he started actually moving/making progress he would hit the brakes lmao
It's rare that I'll actually shout at the screen when watching youtube but that guy..... If I saw that I'd have to go and drive it out for him. Painful to watch haha.
Thids is by far the most entertaining non winter dring video ive seen, i needed a good laugh
⛄"Love it"⛄This looks like Christmas town. What a view of the slippy slide.🐞🎧🎼🎶. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it, Stay Warm. Dizzy.
The guy at 9 mins was checking on his phone how to shovel snow.
Udizzy, you're right, this is The Big One! I loved it. I live on a hill in Salt Lake City and our favorite winter sport is watching people try to go up or down our hill. There are actually large concrete barriers at the bottom of our street so cars can't slide through the sound wall and fall 15 feet down onto an Interstate. I hope you have another excellent snow video this winter. PS I've been a subscriber of yours for a long time, love the fire videos too.
Make Some funny video's, We love that kind. lol Thank You. Cheers Dizzy.
I always find it funny when people think they will get unstuck by spinning their tires at 90mph
They may but the sudden traction that a tire hits and they'll be out of control quite quickly as a result.
THAT'S ONE WAY MELTING YOURSELF OUT OFTHE SITUATION !
Best video I have seen in a long time. Thanks for all the laughs
Glad you enjoyed it, Enjoy The snow playlist many fun videos. Dizzy.
So awesome how everyone comes out to help!! We need more of that in this country!
Great people in the Hood, Be safe Dizzy.
Well, they have like 100 people per apartment. Lol
Right. I’m blessed to have neighbors like that.
I miss the snow! I live in NY went the last 2 winters with no snow, I’m hoping for a few this year. Nothing more beautiful then fresh snow, plus I just got a new Ram I wanna text the tires out
Well swing up to new England this year should be a hoot. Cheers Dizzy.
Good rule of thumb: when stuck keep wheels straight until you are in motion. Really funny video!
Thanks Chris, Cheers Dizzy.
I hope They Learn for this year. lol Dizzy.
Enjoying this in 2021. LOL Thank you for sharing!!
Glad you enjoyed it, Stay Warm Dizzy.
@@udizzy1969 Ready for more Dizzy Winter videos. 😎I'm getting in the spirit.
This was actually very entertaining.. thanks for sharing it. 🙂👍
01 VW Passat v6 4- motion is a beast... never had any problems in the snow
I grew up in the desert south west. Never drove in the snow a day in my life and when I was 28 the company I worked for sent me to a god forsaken place like this for 2 years.
We Love it. But not many Do. Stay Warm Dizzy.
God forsaken 😂😂
We need more of this. I want more of this.
what the snow or the vids
The second I started watching this video I knew it was Worcester, MA. I live in Auburn and have been up those hills many times. Always good for a fun watch on a snowy day. Awesome video!
Right on My friend, Stay Safe The Dizz.
Good reminder to put on the snow tires, which is happening tomorrow. No surprise that all these people think they're invincible with 4WD/AWD. It's the tires. With snow tires, both of our FWD daily drivers do fine in the snow.
Cheers Dizzy.
Haha as someone who grew up in Mass this brings back memories. I got stuck trying to get home from work once and I vowed never again. The best part about this video is that you sound just like my brother in law .
Well We welcome you back anytime, You Be safe, and Stay warm. Dizzy.
Haha its soo funny to watch this😂
This was fun to watch! Thank you for sharing with us.
Glad you enjoyed it! Stay Safe Dizzy.
I live in Wyoming; never have chained up. there were times i wish i would have had a set of chains but managed to get through. even with a low-slung Volvo with 2 feet of snow on the ground. FIRST - you have to know how to drive in that stuff. (Like, don't cut the corner short INTO a pile of deep snow!) SECOND - Turn INTO the slide! lol. In all fairness to the drivers in this video, it looks like there's ice underneath the snow and that is almost impossible to get around on. Those days, it's best to stay home if you can!
I wonder what CAMERAMAN and STUNMAN would make of this. NEUTRAL DROP
To Funny. Cheers Dizzy.
Don't you know? I vote rocking horse maybe some popcorn to snack on while they wait and of all else fails shop vac the street 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Thanks for the video man, very entertaining!
These are great thanks!
Thank you Very Much, Stay warm Dizzy.
You lucky man got an evening filling program. More amazing than any circus. Greetings from Germany.
Thanks Dizzy.
ya, buddy, the fan did the job haha thumbs up and shared
You Had to see it so there it is Dad. Cheers Dizzy.
Now that was a veido worth watching. Hell yeah.good job.
Thank You Very much, Stay Warm. Dizzy.
Made me smile I watched......I am browsing the tube and saw this..peace
Thank You very much, The Dizz.
All that sand on the back of the truck but they didn't have enough common sense to put some under the tires 🤦♂️
Ya Some Just never learn, The Dizz.
I wonder if they should mount a dispenser that shoots sand/salt in FRONT of those trucks, just behind the plow blade.
I’m loving this guy’s commentary 😂
Thank You, Cheers The Dizz.
Eyy boss great video! Much love from me n my family
Love it. Thank you
So simple, manual stick 3,4th gear clutch and accelerate and slide in the direction your car is slipping. Auto 4x4 like myself with all year tyres, slow slow accelerate and no brakes. Where we live we get plenty of snow, still make it to work!!
Thanks Dizzy.
People just don't realize that when the wheels aren't turning and sliding, they don't impart any directional force.
looks like a very fun place to watch from great video
Good ad for winter tires, maybe even studded tires. LOL
In Estonia we use winter tyers when there is snow or Black ice
we in Germany too …. if you have a 4x4 with good wintertyers , you are the boss on the road ;-)
Hey uDizzy1969, you are a great entertainer--love your narration! Cheers from St. Louis my friend!
Glad you enjoyed it, Catch the playlist and Enjoy. Dizzy.
Nice commentary U"DizzY ! very calm yet a bit humorous...what aveiw you have home entertainment...I"m on the west coast in Cambria California...we dont have any thing like this here...thanks for the Post...gonna subscribe"...
Thank You Very Much, Cheers Dizzy.