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Why do people drive slower when it's cold?
I was out for a wine, movie rental & gas (for the friggin' snowblower) run early this morning & it reminded me of this phenomenon. Every time it gets really, really cold (bone chilling - not ooh, I need a sweater Cali cold), many drivers drive sub-speed limit. Sure, the car needs a little warm-up before you flog it, but this is on the highways too.
Do people think that their car will shatter if they go over a bump too fast when it's really cold?
Ian
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