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Yep. I live in New England and grew up driving in the snow, so I'm used to it. Winter tires help too.

Pro tip: don't go too slow going up hills or you won't make it!

yep - I am use to it - the only time it sucked was when I had a rear wheel drive vehicle - now I drive an AWD so I have no problems driving in the snow!

Be safe!

No! The last time we got a lot of snow (2008), my little convertible spun around in an intersection, again and again. I was so surprised I didn't crash into anyone. DH is great at driving in the snow so I leave it to him now.

Good luck!!

Yup. Living in Wisconsin forever I need to be!! Although 4 wheel drive definitely helps!

If I'm driving our 4wd vehicle I can do it but I don't like it. I recently drove home in a snow squall in our van and that was terrible! I seriously wished I had our SUV on that drive and was so tense till I got home. I try not to go anywhere if I don't have to but that means we are getting a little stir crazy today!

Yes, I'm actually really good at it. DH usually drives everywhere, but when it's dangerous he has me take over because I'm better at it.

I do ok, but long long time ago I had an accident slipping on black ice (non-AWD) so I'm always nervous! I mainly dislike people that are still flying by... Even with AWD people need to learn to slow down!

@Adira: Yes! Don't stop on hills!

I was always nervous driving in the snow until I started driving AWD/4WD, now it's no problem.

I've never had to drive in snow.

I don't like it, especially now that I have kids, but I'm used to it and do fine. I live in the Midwest so I've driven through a lot of snow!

I usually opt out, because I can work from home. But now i have 4WD, daycare is half a mile away, and I go slow and careful. We get more ice/slush than actual snow....

Yup, used to live in PA. Though, I did have to remind myself what I have do when I was home and it snowed. I was scared at first but only because of I had flashbacks of when it snowed in Seattle and roads and drivers were horrible.

Yes. But rain terrifies me!!

It's funny, I never thought about this as something you could be good or not good at. I'm in Ontario so driving in snow is just something that you do for several months of the year. I would guess that we're a lot better prepared for it than in other places that don't get much snow - winter tires, salters, etc.

Yes, you have to be up here or you wouldn't go anywhere from November-April

It's been years, but I'm from the East coast and had to drive in snow a lot in my teens and 20s and was quite competent at it then. Crowning achievement was on a trip to Toronto in what was even for them a historic snowfall, driving my friends in rush hour in a foot of snow to go see a show downtown. (Since of course there was still a rush hour, nobody in Toronto stays home for multiple feet of snow). In my little compact car with no chains. We made it! I sure was glad the drinking age in Canada was 19 and therefore I could buy a drink when we arrived, though, because man did I need it.

No, I avoid it like the plague. I had to a few times in college and all I think about now is when I tried to stop at a stoplight and my car just kept going (luckily it was like 5am so the roads were empty).

Yes, I'm from New England! I refuse to drive here if I can help it though because of other drivers and they don't treat the roads well beforehand or remove snow well.