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| My son is in driving school at the moment, and the class meets four nights a week. He's not at class tonight though because I wasn't stupid enough to go driving over icy roads to get him there. We had some snow today, but since our temps never got over 30, the snow on the roads has turned to ice. Police are urging people to stay off of the roads and in some areas the ice is so bad that the trucks with the sand and salt can't get on them to clear them. Did the teacher cancel class? Heck no. Why let hazardous driving conditions get in the way of teaching teenagers how to be good and responsible drivers? | ||||||
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