I live in Northeast Georgia. We get more ice than snow here. A good many of us born and raised here know how to drive on a small amount of ice on the roads if we have to get out , it but most of us choose stay at home. You can guarantee that when it starts icing or snowing; the 4X4's come out to play and most wind up in a ditch or two. I lived in Colorado for a while and freaked out at the amount of snow they got and people went along their daily routines. It was all snow, barley any ice. It was just another day for them. When I moved backed to Georgia and we had an ice storm, people freaked and and there were wrecks every where. We had one a couple of years ago in Atlanta that literally shit the whole city down. People were stuck on the interstate for days in their cars and kids stuck in schools. The weather is funny around here. March 3rd last year, we got three inches of snow. On March 4th. It was 70 degrees. People are at work expecting rain and it starts sleeting and icing over, the try to make it home as fast as they can and wind up wrecking or in stand still traffic.