I don't know why but I love these videos. I've watched them so many times I feel like this is my home street now LOL. Actually, it could be used as good learning material and also shows people which types of cars handle in certain weather conditions better than others..................how to drive, how not too, how to help people and to know when to just turn around and not endanger yourself or others just trying to get somewhere.................kewl stuff
The front wheel drives which make up the majority are the most dangerous & damaging to themselves as flooring it & spinning in this type of drive causes thousands of pounds damage not only to tyres & transmission but damages the steering also as turning the wheel while spinning causes a total loss of control & causes SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE CV JOINTS which are overstressed above what they are designed for as turning the wheel to full lock while spinning will smash & destroy the cv joints as they are not meant to be at full lock while doing the equivalent of 40 mph. Rear wheel drives are much safer & less damaging to themselves as because the wheels are fixed only the tyres & transmission are damaged & are much safer as the steering is not affected.
No problem m8. Ironically there was a lot of snow in the Netherlands today and we got to witness 3 accidents right out front my own place. All of 'm had themselves to thank for it though so we watched from the windowseal with some hot coco. Would've filmed it, but the droplets on the window screwed with the focus. 1 of 'm hit a pole so badly the oil gushed out all over the street. Had to clean that stuff up with my spare aquariumsand. Never got so much as thank you for that one, but meh.
Here's my trick in the USA. I go down the hill in 1st gear coming up I maintain a speed that is best for traction. Going up I will keep it in the highest gear without stalling and drive on the packable snow. Thanks for sharing ✌️✌️
What this country needs are snow vac sweeping machines which are used in the US But in the UK are only found in airports as these are much better & more effective than gritting as the physically remove the snow from the road & collect it leaving a totally clear road behind them There should be at least one of these in every local authority area as they would save a fortune in gritting costs & would do the job INSTANTLY which what is needed.
I love this kind of video... I know it sounds like gloating, but in fact it reminds me in a funny way of the anticipation and yearning we all feel in the middle of a snow storm to "get home" and enjoy it all with a hot cup of coco in the hand :)
Thank you for filming these special moments. Very funny at the end, the old red Ford Escort which makes noise like in a rally but which climbs stubbornly without failing. Fortunately there were no people injured. I hope the man on the scooter got home safely.
Cary 2 gallons of sand in your trunk during winter driving. When you start spinning your wheels, stop, get a scoop of sand and sprinkle in front and behind the drive tires . This will give you the traction you need to get going . This beats putting on chains for short trips .
That hill of yours is a riot when the white stuff appears Ian. I'm amazed there wasn't any major damage done. I'm no motorcyclist, but if I was, I certainly wouldn't be out on two wheels in those conditions. Great footage once again Mr M... 5***** Andy. ;-)
As I always say "just let a bit of pressure out of your tyres" lol. Great vid, especially that old Escort estate at the end - that was pure class!. Cheers.
and you see.. the old Escort makes it with no problem.. cause it is much more lighter than the new and too heavy cars with their overloaded control systems.. lol
It looks like so much fun watching from your window. .highlight ..then the men with the mopeds came REALLY they must of left there brain at home..but as with all humans we just gotta try a lil madness .. I'm glad no one got hurt. very funny video😂😂😂
...As much as the weather report says, please, if you don't have to be out doors don't, please don't drive your car stay off the roads and highways. . . you think they would listen?
Second to last car red ford escort had the right idea, wait for a clear stretch and lots of momentum!!. And tip for front wheel drive is turn round and reverse up hills! All about the weight transfer!!
Not only momentum. If you try to avoid spinning wheels you are lost. Driving 30 kph beeing in 2nd or 3rd gear, with a wheelspin like 70kph is near optimum, you bite uphill efficiently (I have a way steeper 20% grade street up home, no detour possible, and here in Austria we do have snow). That one car did it well... When you are stuck due to traffic, ist also you only can find the little grip you need by biting through the snow (rather high rom's, 2nd gear). If you gain some 20 kph you won. Anyhow it looks like most of the drivers managed their way up. For a that important street (amount of traffic) I am surprised about the amount of snow plows (zero)...
Lightningchase1973 UK don't use ploughs very often cos they can tear up the road plus local councils don't want to pay for them because such little snow. Gritters are the best they get. I don't know why people just don't invest in winter tyres
Interesting to that the Jaguar XF just sailed up the hill no problem. I have an elderly S-Type and never had a problem on snow. Light and steady with no wheel spin is the best way in rear wheel drive cars.
@@wahash316 Ah, no, not that guy precisely - Though I did drive one for a while, in the wintertime. I guess I could have been him - But I wasn't, because **I** bought winter tires !! 😂
lol used to live 200yrds from the revolution house and boars head, and as a kid I earnt a fortune pushing cars up the hill on broomhill road, guess nothing changes 50 years later, even the drivers HaHa
It never ceases to amaze me, the stupidity of these drivers, I know we don't see snow very often in this country but this is really bad. The blokes almost fighting in the street and they aren't even driving. Thanks for sharing your vids with us, I enjoyed the last one you put up as well
24 inches forecast here this week! I can hardly wait. My Subaru Forester does pretty well in this stuff. 4 wheel drive must be more common in the states. I’m impressed that so many people are willing to help push. It’s dangerous. Here’s what you get for it, a grateful wave from someone who’ll get stuck a minute later while you lie there with a compound fracture. 🤣
Nice and steady...love all the neighbors pushing vehicles.
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Winter tyres feature specially designed tread patterns, which perform best when you are driving in cold weather. From seven degrees Celsius and below, these special patterns work together with bespoke rubber compounds to keep motorists on the road. A large number of motorists think that the winter tyre is only useful when driving on snow. But they are sorely mistaken, as there is much more to them than that. The tread pattern is crafted to disperse more water than conventional tyres when driving in the wet, while the compound itself is softer, meaning more grip is generated when it is cold, irrespective of whether it’s dry or not.
At least she (I think it was a young woman) had a go. Lightweight scooters can be controllable on snow, depending on technique. I know I've been there. Though that one didn't look light.
I have never seen snow in my life, but theory of snow I have learnt from many videos. This video is great because all cars try to climb up hill. Road authority should give permission to dive 1000 miles per hour like this season, even pedstain crossing around.
Quite a good source of entertainment your hill when there's a covering of snow on it. Never ceases to amaze me just how many people are crap when it comes to driving in snow. Not seen any snow of any depth like this at my end at all so far. :-)
Simpel question befor u drive on snow: Do you have winter tyres? Do you know how to drive on snow? if no on one of the question let the car stay at home and walk.
In any country where it snow isn’t rare should by law in force the use of winter tires so drives had to put them on during winter months or risk a ticket .
This is how people should be helping. Instead of filming the cars are on essentially a zero friction surface so a group of people pushing sideways to get a car to the curb instead of gaining momentum with locked wheels down the hill. I've personally used this trick before. Also for the ones driving especially downhill try to use the curb for traction. For those going up the hill try to stay to the snowpack as snow has more traction than ice, and whatever you do don't spin the tyres. Spinning the tyres creates partial melting which immediately refreezes into glaze ice so you are just messing up traction for everyone behind you. OMG this road down! Everyone needs to go a different route now.
I think half the people in the comments have never even driven a car. If you look closely, you'll notice most cars are using winter tires. I can't read the labels but I can tell from the design. Unfortunately winter tires don't make you immune to sliding. A couple of people suggested using snow chains. Chains would actually reduce traction. They are not for ice/slippery road. Chains are for snow. These drivers just needed to get a good momentum going and then maintain it. That's not always easy to do especially if your car starts sliding sideways and you don't correct it properly (also hard to do). The prime example of a correct climb was done by the last guy around 24:00. He maintained momentum and reached the top.
In this video I counted 16 offences of dangerous driving by persistently spinning wheels which the authorities should take more seriously to add insult to injury a police vehicle was seen going downhill with blue lights on but TOTALLY IGNORING the dangerous driving offences going on all around them.Also there was a near riot when tempers flared in the madness. Why do the authorities allow this serious public disorder to happen?
if snow is that bad just stay at home. or just take a uber. that way if they crash its not your problem and u just walk a block to a road not covered in ice.
Right now 4/01/2020...a huge fire (the size of Wales) is destroying everything on it's path in Australia. I'm sitting here in cool England laughing myself silly.
Blarson 12 I didn’t think it snowed in England perhaps more then once or twice a year. 10 times is enough people should know how to drive a little better. I live in the US and we are lucky to see 2 inches a year where I currently live. When it snows it’s hilarious because everything closes and you would think the world was ending from the panic. I moved here from a state that sees 1 or 2 feet in a single snowfall and I just laugh at the hysteria.
Blarson 12 we normally get less then 6 inches for the entire season. This year we have almost doubled that amount. I don’t believe in man made global warming. Our climate is constantly changing and there is ample data to show this. We are currently dealing with a Grand Solar Minimum. If man made climate change were real, we would already all be dead. Or at least that’s what I was taught in school 25 years ago.
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@@JP-kb4yi Yes I agree 100%, but do you think its odd to be getting less snow in general every year?
Living in Montreal, Canada I drive in weather that is much much much worse than this all the time, this would be an easy drive for me, actually. You never realise how a small amount of snow can completely parolize a city that isn't used to, or equipped for it.
The UK doesn't make you put winter tyres on like the rest of Europe. Brits just won't buy them and then they blame local councils for not gritting properly.
What gets me is when they finally get it moving they let off the gas and stop, roll backwards and then hit the gas again. That's why they stayed stuck so long!
No, no no, not more power. just go from 1st to 2nd gear if the wheels are spinning with a frontwheel driven car. I always do and it works, also put on allseasons or winter tyres.
Lemme guess, your streets don't get plowed? I live in a one square mile town Conshohocken Pennsylvania in the states, and our streets are plowed several times throughout a snowstorm. It's easy for our town because the borough is only 14 blocks long 8 blocks wide. I so enjoyed these videos. Great camera 📷 work too.
It's funny how people make fun of drivers in other countries when it comes to driving in the snow when it's the same here in the states it snows in Atlanta Ga, and they shut the city down and it's about the same in any southern City.
Lawd Fadda, had to stop this at 6:25. Just make sure you have good tire tread and fill the car with sand bags or a thousand pounds of steel buckshot. you will drive up that hill like a 4 x 4. Gotta laugh at the bike rider 10:35, still got his summer smooth racing tires on likely! Someone tell him to keep snow chains under the seat. You know, I'd like that place and watch this with a nice hot brandy and just smile. I'm surprised at such a lovely snowfall like that, the council doesn't close the road off and permit kids with toboggans to use the hill.
Most people try to drive in 1st gear, if yr wheels are slipping put the car in 2nd gear with lower gaspower and mostly you will manage. If you have frontwheel drive, this manner will be better, if you have an automatic use by hand 1st and 2nd gear. If yr car has the power at the backwheels, you have a problem, put on chains.
This is the reason why you need proper winter tyres made for north, studded or not, but proper winter tyres. Best tyres on ice are studded tyres, but if they are banned in your country then use proper non studded winter tyres.
Greatness, waiting for the 17/18 compilations to start in Muraka. Be like a sports broadcaster and add comments about the drivers, car types, agility, abillity and determination to dominate the hill. Then as they pass by have signs numbered 1 thru 10, (1 being the worst and 10 being the best), and score them as they pass buy. That would be funny as hell. Thanks for showing this.
*WHY are these people afraid to give it the beans??* If you're moving, rev the piss out of those 1.1 liter Engines, and POWAAAH up that hill!! 😋 ... And what was with that Pillak on the SCOOTER!? 😖
thankyou for not putting music on all of these vids!
can watch this all day
Same here Lol
I don't know why but I love these videos. I've watched them so many times I feel like this is my home street now LOL. Actually, it could be used as good learning material and also shows people which types of cars handle in certain weather conditions better than others..................how to drive, how not too, how to help people and to know when to just turn around and not endanger yourself or others just trying to get somewhere.................kewl stuff
No car is better or worse than another car, it is all down to tyres. obviously there will be a difference somewhat between 2wd, awd and 4wd.
Tyres make all the difference. True winter tyres are a massive help in these conditions.
The front wheel drives which make up the majority are the most dangerous & damaging to themselves as flooring it & spinning in this type of drive causes thousands of pounds damage not only to tyres & transmission but damages the steering also as turning the wheel while spinning causes a total loss of control & causes SERIOUS DAMAGE TO THE CV JOINTS which are overstressed above what they are designed for as turning the wheel to full lock while spinning will smash & destroy the cv joints as they are not meant to be at full lock while doing the equivalent of 40 mph. Rear wheel drives are much safer & less damaging to themselves as because the wheels are fixed only the tyres & transmission are damaged & are much safer as the steering is not affected.
1 Gear - POWER!!!! The sign of a bad winter driver.
I so wish I lived on your street, Never a dull moment in the snow.
Yep same here
Excellent camerawork, great vantage point. Massively enjoyed the entire snow series! Good job!
+Flyingdutchy33 Thank you :-)
No problem m8. Ironically there was a lot of snow in the Netherlands today and we got to witness 3 accidents right out front my own place. All of 'm had themselves to thank for it though so we watched from the windowseal with some hot coco. Would've filmed it, but the droplets on the window screwed with the focus.
1 of 'm hit a pole so badly the oil gushed out all over the street. Had to clean that stuff up with my spare aquariumsand. Never got so much as thank you for that one, but meh.
Here's my trick in the USA. I go down the hill in 1st gear coming up I maintain a speed that is best for traction. Going up I will keep it in the highest gear without stalling and drive on the packable snow. Thanks for sharing ✌️✌️
What this country needs are snow vac sweeping machines which are used in the US But in the UK are only found in airports as these are much better & more effective than gritting as the physically remove the snow from the road & collect it leaving a totally clear road behind them There should be at least one of these in every local authority area as they would save a fortune in gritting costs & would do the job INSTANTLY which what is needed.
Always fun to watch the traffic at your street. Thanks for sharing it!
I love this kind of video... I know it sounds like gloating, but in fact it reminds me in a funny way of the anticipation and yearning we all feel in the middle of a snow storm to "get home" and enjoy it all with a hot cup of coco in the hand :)
My favorite part, the guy on the bike coasting through!! 😂
Haha, more than one guy! 😂
Well he's got proper mountain bike tyres on his bike. He'll be fine if he goes slow and doesn't try to turn the front wheel sharply.
23:58 SPEED AND POWER!! -Jeremy
True, True ! xD
Lol I can just hear him! “ Speeeeeeeeeeeeeed!!”
But lacking brains.
yes and follow me follow me follow me then jeremy gets stuck....dont follow me lol
@@admineq2008 Completely wrong .!!!!
Put the car in 2nd gear with low gas, you need to feel the "momentum" where your car has grip.
Thank you for filming these special moments.
Very funny at the end, the old red Ford Escort which makes noise like in a rally but which climbs stubbornly without failing.
Fortunately there were no people injured. I hope the man on the scooter got home safely.
Cary 2 gallons of sand in your trunk during winter driving. When you start spinning your wheels, stop, get a scoop of sand and sprinkle in front and behind the drive tires . This will give you the traction you need to get going . This beats putting on chains for short trips .
Another great video .....and shows the 100% chaos when people drive in unprepared cars ,
That hill of yours is a riot when the white stuff appears Ian. I'm amazed there wasn't any major damage done. I'm no motorcyclist, but if I was, I certainly wouldn't be out on two wheels in those conditions.
Great footage once again Mr M...
5***** Andy. ;-)
As I always say "just let a bit of pressure out of your tyres" lol. Great vid, especially that old Escort estate at the end - that was pure class!. Cheers.
and you see.. the old Escort makes it with no problem.. cause it is much more lighter than the new and too heavy cars with their overloaded control systems.. lol
Letting pressure out of your tires only helps in the super deep snow. Wintertires is what all these cars were clearly lacking.
..thought i was watching Rally of GB from the 80's at the end, go Escort!! 👏🏻🇬🇧🏁☃️
It looks like so much fun watching from your window. .highlight ..then the men with the mopeds came REALLY they must of left there brain at home..but as with all humans we just gotta try a lil madness .. I'm glad no one got hurt. very funny video😂😂😂
The dude on the scooter reminds me of the Beatles' song "fool on the hill". What a nut! Lol!
...It never seems to amaze me with people and snow. it seems to add excitement to their lives 😂😂😂
...As much as the weather report says, please, if you don't have to be out doors don't, please don't drive your car stay off the roads and highways. . . you think they would listen?
Second to last car red ford escort had the right idea, wait for a clear stretch and lots of momentum!!.
And tip for front wheel drive is turn round and reverse up hills! All about the weight transfer!!
Not only momentum. If you try to avoid spinning wheels you are lost. Driving 30 kph beeing in 2nd or 3rd gear, with a wheelspin like 70kph is near optimum, you bite uphill efficiently (I have a way steeper 20% grade street up home, no detour possible, and here in Austria we do have snow). That one car did it well... When you are stuck due to traffic, ist also you only can find the little grip you need by biting through the snow (rather high rom's, 2nd gear). If you gain some 20 kph you won. Anyhow it looks like most of the drivers managed their way up. For a that important street (amount of traffic) I am surprised about the amount of snow plows (zero)...
Lightningchase1973 UK don't use ploughs very often cos they can tear up the road plus local councils don't want to pay for them because such little snow. Gritters are the best they get. I don't know why people just don't invest in winter tyres
Thrills a minute. Thanks for standing there and filming that.
My favorite snow video is still the Porsche man hahahaha!
Interesting to that the Jaguar XF just sailed up the hill no problem. I have an elderly S-Type and never had a problem on snow. Light and steady with no wheel spin is the best way in rear wheel drive cars.
Chris Collins the Jaguar have Autosocks on backwheels
Your street it's very entertaining in snowy time...
6:13 what on earth is he doing. "hmm no grip, better put my foot down to the floor then release it when the guy behind me is pushing"
Great video thanks for sharing makes me miss the Wisconsin snow moved to Texas in 79 haven't seen real snow in along time
*patronising winter tyres comment*
Dude a scooter in the wintertime really
You can actually get some very nice winter tires for scooters.
They are not bad at all. :)
@@Grumpy_old_Boot are you the scooter guy from the video ? 😁
@@wahash316
Ah, no, not that guy precisely - Though I did drive one for a while, in the wintertime. I guess I could have been him - But I wasn't, because **I** bought winter tires !! 😂
Could be the only transport he has.
Beats the feet. really. Not that jerk tho.
lol used to live 200yrds from the revolution house and boars head, and as a kid I earnt a fortune pushing cars up the hill on broomhill road, guess nothing changes 50 years later, even the drivers HaHa
It never ceases to amaze me, the stupidity of these drivers, I know we don't see snow very often in this country but this is really bad.
The blokes almost fighting in the street and they aren't even driving.
Thanks for sharing your vids with us, I enjoyed the last one you put up as well
"No wonder they have so much problems, they're all driving on the wrong side of the road!" - Funny Guy (me, that would be me)
24 inches forecast here this week! I can hardly wait. My Subaru Forester does pretty well in this stuff. 4 wheel drive must be more common in the states. I’m impressed that so many people are willing to help push. It’s dangerous. Here’s what you get for it, a grateful wave from someone who’ll get stuck a minute later while you lie there with a compound fracture. 🤣
I love at 24:00 the older car is just passing up all the newer ones
Nice and steady...love all the neighbors pushing vehicles.
Winter tyres feature specially designed tread patterns, which perform best when you are driving in cold weather. From seven degrees Celsius and below, these special patterns work together with bespoke rubber compounds to keep motorists on the road. A large number of motorists think that the winter tyre is only useful when driving on snow. But they are sorely mistaken, as there is much more to them than that. The tread pattern is crafted to disperse more water than conventional tyres when driving in the wet, while the compound itself is softer, meaning more grip is generated when it is cold, irrespective of whether it’s dry or not.
People driving downhill should always giveaway to people driving uphill in these conditions.
Good video Old Whittington hill, where did that fool on the scooter think they where going .
At least she (I think it was a young woman) had a go. Lightweight scooters can be controllable on snow, depending on technique. I know I've been there. Though that one didn't look light.
A nightmare when you come from work and want to drive home.
yeah our mind won't be that free at that time.
What a nightmare. At least people are pitching in and trying to help each other out.
Did anyone else notice a pair of sunglasses suddenly appear on the escort drivers face and a joint appear in his mouth as he went up there?
That guy with a quad lives for this weather 😁
I have never seen snow in my life, but theory of snow I have learnt from many videos. This video is great because all cars try to climb up hill. Road authority should give permission to dive 1000 miles per hour like this season, even pedstain crossing around.
I'm impressed; no collisions.
Quite a good source of entertainment your hill when there's a covering of snow on it. Never ceases to amaze me just how many people are crap when it comes to driving in snow.
Not seen any snow of any depth like this at my end at all so far. :-)
TruckerDoox The Audi? has snow socks on it's rear tyres, someone was prepared!
Bevoin1970 and yet more keep coming know one can figure it out before they get in a jam
Yeah, one inch of snow is pretty hectic!
Simpel question befor u drive on snow: Do you have winter tyres? Do you know how to drive on snow? if no on one of the question let the car stay at home and walk.
*Takes car instead* | *gets stuck on hill*
@MrRiggyRiggs
Bullchips.
Winter tires are far superior...people who drive in snow in summer tires are blithering idiots.
In any country where it snow isn’t rare should by law in force the use of winter tires so drives had to put them on during winter months or risk a ticket .
It's ironic that all those people are in line to come up the hill and take their shot at getting stuck.
This is how people should be helping. Instead of filming the cars are on essentially a zero friction surface so a group of people pushing sideways to get a car to the curb instead of gaining momentum with locked wheels down the hill. I've personally used this trick before. Also for the ones driving especially downhill try to use the curb for traction. For those going up the hill try to stay to the snowpack as snow has more traction than ice, and whatever you do don't spin the tyres. Spinning the tyres creates partial melting which immediately refreezes into glaze ice so you are just messing up traction for everyone behind you. OMG this road down! Everyone needs to go a different route now.
I guessed 4WD/AWD or snow tires were not a popular option in UK.
Wet Hill with lots of thrills and thanks for sharing
Thank you for your videos
I think half the people in the comments have never even driven a car.
If you look closely, you'll notice most cars are using winter tires. I can't read the labels but I can tell from the design. Unfortunately winter tires don't make you immune to sliding. A couple of people suggested using snow chains. Chains would actually reduce traction. They are not for ice/slippery road. Chains are for snow. These drivers just needed to get a good momentum going and then maintain it. That's not always easy to do especially if your car starts sliding sideways and you don't correct it properly (also hard to do). The prime example of a correct climb was done by the last guy around 24:00. He maintained momentum and reached the top.
In this video I counted 16 offences of dangerous driving by persistently spinning wheels which the authorities should take more seriously to add insult to injury a police vehicle was seen going downhill with blue lights on but TOTALLY IGNORING the dangerous driving offences going on all around them.Also there was a near riot when tempers flared in the madness. Why do the authorities allow this serious public disorder to happen?
Summer tyres.. this is why it should be compulsory to have winter tyres for 4 months of the year :/
if snow is that bad just stay at home.
or just take a uber. that way if they crash its not your problem and u just walk a block to a road not covered in ice.
I like watching these videos
I can smell the rubber from here haha, what a bunch of plums ,no one knows how to drive in snow it seems.
Kudos to the dude on the bike!
Sitting here in a nice warm Aussie summer laughing myself silly.
Right now 4/01/2020...a huge fire (the size of Wales) is destroying everything on it's path in Australia. I'm sitting here in cool England laughing myself silly.
4yourEyesOnly lmao
@@4youreyesonly884 what about now? We are having a bath ha
That's not even a snow . But people doesn't know what is a winter tires !!!
It's amazing 90% of this drivers don't know that on slippery road more power equals less grip :)
SDD525 Sure good tires makes a huge difference on roads like this, but even then if you rev it too much you won't make it up.
thats not entirely true. You need to clear the tires out or your driving on slicks. Skinny pedal does that well
SDD525 its about wheel speed. Even shit tires will throw roosters.
Patryk122PL eventually your tyres will melt through the snow and touch the road
SDD525 limiter in snow equals movement.
Hahaha, some people don't have the faintest idea of how to drive in snow
Blarson 12 I didn’t think it snowed in England perhaps more then once or twice a year. 10 times is enough people should know how to drive a little better. I live in the US and we are lucky to see 2 inches a year where I currently live. When it snows it’s hilarious because everything closes and you would think the world was ending from the panic. I moved here from a state that sees 1 or 2 feet in a single snowfall and I just laugh at the hysteria.
Blarson 12 SW MO on the MO, OK, KS border
Blarson 12 we normally get less then 6 inches for the entire season. This year we have almost doubled that amount. I don’t believe in man made global warming. Our climate is constantly changing and there is ample data to show this. We are currently dealing with a Grand Solar Minimum.
If man made climate change were real, we would already all be dead. Or at least that’s what I was taught in school 25 years ago.
@@JP-kb4yi Yes I agree 100%, but do you think its odd to be getting less snow in general every year?
Including you!
u can get snow Chains that u use 1-5 min to get on Your car here in norway
aww you guys dont have snow tires either? how sad
Under A Bridge Too Far 😞 not in usa we cant. These britts drive wrong side of road they stoooopid
Living in Montreal, Canada I drive in weather that is much much much worse than this all the time, this would be an easy drive for me, actually. You never realise how a small amount of snow can completely parolize a city that isn't used to, or equipped for it.
The UK doesn't make you put winter tyres on like the rest of Europe. Brits just won't buy them and then they blame local councils for not gritting properly.
@@Shane_Marsh Great point,..as a Canadian,it's easy to mock the brits, however, your correct, it all starts with the right type of tires,...🙂
What gets me is when they finally get it moving they let off the gas and stop, roll backwards and then hit the gas again. That's why they stayed stuck so long!
LOL@ the old Ford Escort!
Hmm.. Ever heard of Snow Chains??
In my experience Mercedes are on a par with bmws for ineffectiveness in snow. Probably true of any rear wheel drive though.
In situation like this, you have to think what would Jeremy Clarkson do. Wheels are spinning? More Poweeer!!!
No, no no, not more power. just go from 1st to 2nd gear if the wheels are spinning with a frontwheel driven car. I always do and it works, also put on allseasons or winter tyres.
@@koosvanpetten5567 That was a joke. The most important thing after proper winter tyres is the momentum. If you lose it you're gone.
You're completely right with the momentum@@patrikkocourek9069
Excellent video x
Nice house choice, during winter you don't need to turn on the tv, just watching through the window and get a lot of fun...
Oh yeah, great fun unless you have to get to work.
Looks like the smart people stayed home on Boxing Day.
Lemme guess, your streets don't get plowed? I live in a one square mile town Conshohocken Pennsylvania in the states, and our streets are plowed several times throughout a snowstorm. It's easy for our town because the borough is only 14 blocks long 8 blocks wide. I so enjoyed these videos. Great camera 📷 work too.
LOL the scooters are killin me. Just push them at that point
The last in Escort was Jeremy Clarkson! :-D
I am so glad I have a suv. It is front wheel drive but it has winter tyres. It’s a 2017 Ford kuga titanium
Interesting fact: The kuga is called the Escape in the states
It's funny how people make fun of drivers in other countries when it comes to driving in the snow when it's the same here in the states it snows in Atlanta Ga, and they shut the city down and it's about the same in any southern City.
redneck50 I live in Georgia also and this is so true
That guy with the motorbike smh. Hope he traded it for a snowmobile for the season!
16:14 Audi with Quattro system is cool :P :D
Tell them next time that everyone who gets stuck should try reversing up the hill. It should work better.
In the land of the slippery the mountain bike man is KING. LOLZ
This is scary and entertaining at the same time!
Lawd Fadda, had to stop this at 6:25. Just make sure you have good tire tread and fill the car with sand bags or a thousand pounds of steel buckshot. you will drive up that hill like a 4 x 4. Gotta laugh at the bike rider 10:35, still got his summer smooth racing tires on likely! Someone tell him to keep snow chains under the seat.
You know, I'd like that place and watch this with a nice hot brandy and just smile. I'm surprised at such a lovely snowfall like that, the council doesn't close the road off and permit kids with toboggans to use the hill.
14:12 poor guy...cut him some slack! lol
21:38 police on emergency mode was fun watching.
You know there are winter tyres ... and snow chains. And deroute....
In these conditions use Michelin Textile-chains, they work wonderful in such snow. Easy to fit.
cool video, hope you post more this winter, cheers
Most people try to drive in 1st gear, if yr wheels are slipping put the car in 2nd gear with lower gaspower and mostly you will manage.
If you have frontwheel drive, this manner will be better, if you have an automatic use by hand 1st and 2nd gear. If yr car has the power at the backwheels, you have a problem, put on chains.
Bring in the Subaru's!😂😂
This is the reason why you need proper winter tyres made for north, studded or not, but proper winter tyres. Best tyres on ice are studded tyres, but if they are banned in your country then use proper non studded winter tyres.
What camera are you using! Great video!
Wow, lots of people doing their best to polish that road surface...
If enough of them smoke their wheels going up, they should eventually melt the ice.
Greatness, waiting for the 17/18 compilations to start in Muraka. Be like a sports broadcaster and add comments about the drivers, car types, agility, abillity and determination to dominate the hill. Then as they pass by have signs numbered 1 thru 10, (1 being the worst and 10 being the best), and score them as they pass buy. That would be funny as hell. Thanks for showing this.
guy on the bike is a pro! lol
There are tings you can buy to put on the wheel in now.and many have 4❎4 wheel drive but dont know How to use it.
Darwin award goes to guy on motorcycle and HTF did he even get this far lololol
Sometimes it's just too darned slick to be out. I'll bet it was like 25-30 degrees and it rained before it snowed. Worst conditions.
Is it the type of snow that causes the slippery conditions? I've driven in a similar amount of snow and traction seemed fine.
I can't believe someone would drive a motorcycle in that type of weather.
*WHY are these people afraid to give it the beans??* If you're moving, rev the piss out of those 1.1 liter Engines, and POWAAAH up that hill!! 😋
... And what was with that Pillak on the SCOOTER!? 😖
The Blokes at the end...
THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE!!