It is the drivers who forgot how to drive in snow.  Too much in a hurry.

It is both. The snow and weather is unpredictable because you can't see ice underneath. Then you have inexperienced drivers and those that think they can navigate in anything and don't use enough caution.

Here it's the drivers more than the snow.  We have many diplomats and embassy staff from around the world who have never seen the stuff!  Gets interesting.

Albuquerque just ranked second for the country's worst drivers.  Need I say more?

Here in the south, I'm convinced that on the rare occassion we have some snow, it's all about the drivers.

Good morning William. It takes much more care and awareness. It has much more to do with the driver.

William Feela it's the drivers who do not know how to drive in such weather....

Generally it's the drivers that think when the sign says 45 mph, they go 55 or more, rain, sleet, snow, ice, it doesn't matter. Then they get mad at all the other drivers, because they went in the ditch or hit something.

Drivers!

If it snows in Houston, you can bet it's the drivers!

In Atlanta it is the Drivers for sure.  Last year we had an ice storm and it took my hubby 8 hours to drive 8 miles.

Both if your car is not able to handle a winter. Even I live now in SoCal, I used to live in Ukraine, so I know a thing or two about driving crazy:) 

William,

I think people are freaked by change, especially when driving.  When we have rainstorms, we experience similar craziness.  Our roads get slick and sometimes flood.  Caution is the operative word.  A

I think mainly it's the other drivers. So many people like to drive too fast for conditions...at least in my area. I never go faster than the speed at which I want to slide off the road. And that's not very fast. 

Both. Some folks just do not know how to drive.

Many people in my area are likely inexperienced with driving in the snow.  My area has a large proportion of immigrants from around our beautiful world.  Many people also do not have snow / winter tires.  I have found them to be much better for winter driving than all season tires.

Many of the Maryland drivers have limited experience with driving in the snow and the removal equipment is sometimes inadequate. So, we have a combination of issues with major winter storms.

A little of both William.

hmm, I would not know nor do I want to. Our average Winter temperature is 72* and Sunny

Unfortunately, when we are out there driving in winter conditions, we not only have to drive for ourselves but take into consideration what the other person might do... or might not be able to do because they are traveling too fast.  Such as sliding through lights or not being able to make turns.  I am always aware of this when driving in inclement weather conditions.  I'm always aware in ALL conditions.

Probably a little of both!

Drivers due to poor preparation and foresight.

Probably the drivers.  I know that is the case in Dallas where we are just not use to those conditions.

It is both. 

People driving 4 wheel drive vehicles hands down. Some of them don't seem to understand that 4 wheel drive is basically useless on ice and drive as tho its an 85 degree sunny day.

If the snow were not their would the drivers still be crazy?

In most cases snow is the excuse and the amplifier of embedded bad driving habits.

The drivers of course! How quickly they forget!

Maybe it is a little of both.

Stay home to avoid trouble..... 

Drivers hands down

It's the ice base that we get here before a snow, making it impossible to drive in - even with experienced drivers who are used to the snow!

William - I think it is the drivers, who are not used to driving in the snow.

In Texas,  it's the drivers!  Rain, ice or snow. 

Drivers without doubt

Don't ask me --- far too many Californians have difficulty driving in the best of weather.  I can't imagine what would happen with a winter storm.

Definitely the drivers.  Of course, ice is dangerous, but snow is easy to drive in if you take the time to learn how.  

Considering that they shut down the state in the south everytime they get a millimeter of snow or ice and we routinely drive on ice and deep snow, I would say that it is the drivers.

As one of those terrible drivers who is scared of the snow - I take full responsibility. It's the drivers!

Patricia Kennedy and Lise Howe fellow DC area residents, you'll be happy to know I simply don't go anywhere when it snows.

The drivers...

William Feela In my area it is the drivers. We don't get that much snow except we get a big storm every couple of years or so. Inexperienced snow drivers here.