Rank these driving conditions according to which you like least.

Fog sucks big time!!!

From best to worst in the following order:

1. Driving into the sun
2. Driving through a construction zone
3. Driving during rush hour
4. Driving at night
5. Driving during the day in fog
6. Driving during the day in the rain
7. Driving at night in the rain
8. Driving at night in fog
9. Driving during the day in snow
10. Driving at night in snow
11. Driving during the day on ice
12. Driving at night on ice

Driving through a construction zone and driving during rush hour are the options here I like best. Driving at night in the fog is the worst, though fog in the day isn't a whole lot better. At night during one of those heavy rains that's so bad you can't see past the hood of your car is about the same as fog at night.

starting with #12
night fog
night on ice
day ice
day fog
day into the sun (fudging brutal)
the rest I don't mind much at all, I went ahead and finished the survey, I like to drive anyway.

I used to work nights, and I'd have to drive 18 miles through corn fields of fog. Heavy dense thick fog where I couldn't see a foot past my windshield. I knew the road was a straight shot and prayed a horse or cow wasn't standing in the road because I would not see it till after I hit it and it slid up the hood and into the windshield.

> I used to work nights, and I'd have to drive 18 miles through corn
> fields of fog. Heavy dense thick fog where I couldn't see a foot past
> my windshield. I knew the road was a straight shot and prayed a horse
> or cow wasn't standing in the road because I would not see it till
> after I hit it and it slid up the hood and into the windshield.

Isn't that scary? I had to be to work at 5am and I hated it when it was foggy. On the main roads it was bad enough, but at least the side of the road has white reflecting paint to guide you. Country roads are a nightmare!!

Strangely, I didn't rank ice as being that bad. I suppose it depends. Extreme ice where no traction is possible is really bad, but that almost never happens. Dense fog is really bad, but light fog isn't bad at all. Driving in a snow storm really sucks and I've done it enough that I avoid it now. Rain is bad at night...

Oh, yeah...one time in Rapid City area of S Dakota., there was so much fog we couldn't find our hotel. Of course we finally did, but I freaked out the next morning when I saw the mountain side road we were on. Yikes, fog is the worst.

> Strangely, I didn't rank ice as being that bad. I suppose it depends.
> Extreme ice where no traction is possible is really bad, but that
> almost never happens.

Here in Hampton Roads, VA (the region formerly known as Tidewater) the worst thing about driving on icy roads is the rest of the Virginia drivers. Our winters tend to be relatively mild, we don't get a lot of snow. The bad thing about that is, when it does happen, no one knows how to handle it. You wouldn't believe it, we get an inch of snow, half the State shuts down. I'm so glad I learned to drive in New York (the State, not the city).

Yeah, I've heard that sort of thing before. Admittedly, we get a similar though milder effect the first time it snows each season (more accidents, then people remember how to drive, mostly).

A couple friend's I had in college used to rush out to an empty parking lot with their cars to do donuts for the first snow. It was some kind of tradition.

Driving on Ice and snow sucks... Why I moved to the southwest...

I don't drive anymore, but if I did.

dislike ------> absolutely hate: driving during the day in rain; driving during the day in snow; driving through a construction zone; driving at night; driving during rush hour; driving during the day in fog; driving during the day on ice; driving during the day into the sun; driving at night in fog; driving at night in snow; driving at night in the rain; driving at night on ice

Ice doesn't sound fun. I've had very little snow driving.

Rain or night doesn't bother me, but I don't care for fog.

I have driven a truck for over 20 consecutive years and I base my answers on that experience. Night and Ice is by far the most dangerous.

I don't drive. I intend to learn in a couple of years, as I shall need to be able to drive by the time I am working.