Sentences with phrase «dangerous icy conditions»

Many Chicago residents remained susceptible to injury from the weather even after they were warned about the dangerous icy conditions.

Not exact matches

NS = new snow; PO = powder; PP = packed powder; HP = hard packed snow; HB = hard base; GR = granular; FG = frozen granular; CO = corn snow; BC = breakable crust; UC = unbreakable crust; W = wet; IC = icy condition; BS = bare spots; DC = dangerous condition; CL = trail or slope closed.

Icy roads create dangerous driving conditions which lead to a quick and unforeseeable death of one of the first characters introduced.

Poor to dangerous car stability on two occasions First time on a slightly icy road the car did a 180 degree turn while driving at 40 miles / hour, I landed on the opposite direction of a two way street, fortunately nobody was driving on the other side Second time the car did a 90 degree turn on a slightly wet road, again driving ~ 35 - 40 miles / hour On both occasions the CR - V had top of the line tires that were in fine condition I have also been driving VW and Hyundai cars and never had this kind of experiences as I had with the CR - V

Construction or dangerous road conditions - Accidents on wet or icy roads are a common occurrence, and tight construction could mean unsafe maneuvers.

With respect to icy sidewalks, the law will take into account severe weather storms when determining a municipality's liability, in addition to a number of other considerations including: pedestrian traffic, length of time dangerous conditions existed, reasonableness of the expectation that city would rectify problem.

Even in the best of conditions with the finest drivers, situations can occur leading to serious accidents, such as icy roads or brake failure or other system failure leading to dangerous and deadly truck accidents.

Harsh winter driving conditions on Highway 43 and the QE2 mean icy roads often with white - out visibility that can make driving extremely dangerous.

There are a significant amount of dangers when driving on an icy road in the winter, and drivers must adjust their driving habits to dangerous conditions.

Worn out tires aren't able to grip the road as well and can become particularly dangerous in wet or icy conditions.

Furthermore, with the recent erratic weather conditions across Connecticut and the United States, wet, icy and slushy roads make for more dangerous driving conditions.

Drivers can face snow, sleet, rain, fog, icy roads, and other dangerous conditions that can seem menacing to most drivers on the motorways.

In addition, cruise control is also dangerous during icy and snowy weather condition.