It’s not illegal to have snow on top of your car, until it falls onto the car behind you. If snow or ice falls off your car and damages another, you could be charged with a minor misdemeanor ...

The snow could slide from the top of your car and onto your windshield, completely obscuring your visibility. Unable to see, you would no longer be able to drive and are now in considerable danger ...

In many jurisdictions, driving with snow or ice on your car is not just frowned upon—it’s illegal. Laws often require drivers to remove snow and ice from their vehicles to ensure the safety of ...

Driving a Car Covered in Snow Can Lead to a Chilling Fine, So Stop Doing It Take the extra few minutes to clear all the snow and ice off or, at least in some areas, your laziness will cost you.

A Pennsylvania lawmaker wants to fine people who don't clean snow off their cars before getting on the road. Other states have similar laws. But for trucks, clearing the snow poses its own hazard.

YOU ARE CAUGHT, IT COULD COST YOU. JIM HOWARD IS MAKING SURE ALL OF THE SNOW IS CLEARED OFF OF HIS VEHICLE. HE SAYS IT IS ALL ABOUT SAFETY. >> I DO A LOT OF DRIVING ON 128 AND I SEE MANY CARS ...

With the amount of snow that semi-trucks hold on the top of their trailers, that snow or ice could weigh tens to hundreds of pounds. Tow truck driver Anthony Was said he sees this all the time.

Is it illegal to let snow blow off the top of your car while driving? •Short answer: Potentially. A law enforcement officer can cite you for operating a motor vehicle in unsafe condition. The ...

According to Ohio law, there is no rule against driving with snow on the roof, hood or trunk. If your car becomes a risk to others, you could be on the hook for any incident.

As ice and snow fall across the U.S. during a massive winter storm, now may be a good time to refresh your knowledge on how to drive in wintery conditions. More than 100,000,000 U.S. residents are ...

One way to ensure safe winter driving is with a car that’s well-equipped for winter conditions, and in today’s market, that doesn’t necessarily mean a truck or an SUV.

The snow could slide from the top of your car and onto your windshield, completely obscuring your visibility. Unable to see, you would no longer be able to drive and are now in considerable danger ...