I once drove from Livingston, Montana, to Ft Lyon, Colorado while in a snow storm. Kind of fun as I was to young to be smart enough to go back home. Made the trip and then drove back about two days later, not in a storm. At night it was easy to see the road way as it was to only flat part of the scenery, and there were reflectors. One car accident where the car drove off the road and into a snow drift, walked over to see if I could help but the people were gone. There must have been a car far ahead that I could not see the rear lights of. All in all a good trip, would not do it again. Oh, I was in a VW beetle, 1969 red.

Driving home in a blizzard in the hills of West Virginia and getting held up at the bottom only to see a log truck coming down the mountain behind you. It gives one the urge to change one's underwear.

500 km with a smashed windscreen that we couldn't fix because it was a weekend and because we didn't have the money. It was about 7decC though.

Whoa... 120 miles with no window in 30° weather...

Couldn't park next to house as driveway was steep and icy, so parked beside windy road. Time to go to work, keyhole was frozen solid. Had to break front window with sledge hammer and drive eight miles to work freezing.

left arm got toasted driving across the Mojave. summer, no ac, no good sense, didn't even think about sunscreen. cooked.