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The number of clowns in Canada who drive around after clearing the minimum amount of snow necessary to drive their car and see out their windsheild. Beyond lazy
So they're saving time.
Any negatives?
I guess it might be annoying to drive behind someone with a roof full of snow falling on your windshield.
If the snow suddenly obscures the vision of the driver, or a following vehicle, it's dangerous rather than annoying.
Isn't it just like driving behind a lorry or large truck? Keep your distance.
The snow can blow off and affect visibility or even throw projectiles for multiple truck lengths. Plus it won't just stay in one lane. If an uncleared vehicle passes you in another lane you're still on danger.
So drop the "everybody is a terrible driver except for me" arguments
The distance that snow can fall off and hit your vehicle can be longer than a safe gap, and in any case, you should generally not be driving in such a way as to rely on other people driving perfectly safely except where it's impractical not to. Since it's perfectly practical to fully clear vehicles of snow, that's what ya gotta do.
You can see it the same way as pulling out in front of someone. Sure, unless you're a complete moron, doing so rarely results in a crash, because the other driver will brake to avoid hitting you. But every once in a while that driver will be distracted, or unable to react in time, or be unable to slow down as well as you thought. Or, you can see it as slowing down when passing parked cars in narrow situations: everyone should be behaving sensibly and so you should be able to maintain a high speed, but all it takes is someone to step out from behind a car without looking or an oncoming vehicle to deviate from their lane and you have a disaster.
You're just straight up ignoring all the comments about this being seriously dangerous and causing death. But you'll reply to one that doesn't mention it and just be like "so visibility?" Like bruh.