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A recent discussion on social media has sparked interest among those considering a move to upstate New York. The question at hand is whether or not a front-wheel drive (FWD) vehicle is suitable for the region’s winter conditions. The individual, who is possibly relocating to a small, lake-effect town with no public transit, currently owns a FWD mid-size SUV. Despite having grown up in snowy regions, they have never driven in snow due to living in urban areas with good public transit. Now, they are faced with the challenge of navigating snowy roads for the first time.
Answers from Social Media
The discussion on Reddit provided a variety of perspectives. One user, who drives a FWD work van in the Adirondack Park, suggested that being mindful of road conditions is key. They advised that it’s better to drive slowly in heavy snow than risk ending up in a ditch…