People Who Forgot How to Drive the Second Snow Fell

Black pickup carries a rectangular snow block on the roof like an igloo.

Silver sedan hovers over power lines, front touching snow, rear defying gravity.

White Cadillac drives with forty centimeters of snow stacked on top.

Fog and snow form gridlock, vehicles angled in desperate braking.

Fusion sinks into a frozen pond, driver abandoned mid-escape.

SUV stuck against a post, snow hiding precise misjudgment.

Dark car shows crushed front bumper, winter sculpting the carnage.

Sedan half-submerged in icy water, winter shortcut gone aquatic.

Tesla balanced atop a concrete divider, calculations clearly flawed.

Silver Citroën rests upside down in roadside snow, tires to the sky.

Pickup points skyward over a post, balance defying explanation.

Blue Corvette drifts under red lights, horsepower surrendered to ice.

White sedan moves blind under heavy snow, a slice of glass for hope.

Mazda ends its run in deep snow next to a semaphored intersection.

Yellow cab tilts impossibly over a ditch, front wheel floating midair.

Jeep peaks atop a snow mound, rear barely clinging to white summit.

Chain collision reflects red brake lights on wet snow and asphalt.

Tour bus crammed sideways against a snowy sidewalk, defeat written large.

Black car sits lost among posts, tracks tracing a zigzag disaster.

Caravan-blocked pass leaves a white truck stranded, shovels barely helping.

Dark sedan balanced on a mound, wheels hovering above the ground.

Windshield covered in snow, driver trusting mirrors to navigate chaos.

Tanker cab ripped from chassis, frozen field test of mass and friction.

Silver sedan wedged in deep snow between trees, optimism gone wrong.

Tail lights glow as a car buries itself in a roadside snow dune.