If snow from your car does cause an accident or damage to another car, you could be liable. “It is not directly addressed in state law, [but if it] does blow off your vehicle and there is some ...

According to the law, nothing can “leak, spill, blow off, fall from, fall through or otherwise be dislodged from the vehicle.” And if enough snow blows off your car to cause another car to ...

Snow flying off your car impacts other drivers, sometimes severely. “When you leave snow on top of your car, snow will blow off your roof in front of the cars behind,” Neumann says.

Related: Why Does My Car Heater Blow Cold Air ... glass and melt frost, snow and ice. Most rear defrosters operate on a timer that automatically shuts the defroster off after 10 minutes or ...

One wintry day several years ago, Fleet Services by Cox Automotive was driving a truck to a customer when a 6-foot chunk of ice slipped off of the trailer and hit a car that was following the vehicle.

With many more inches of snow expected to hit Louisville on Friday ... magnets or some other method so it will not blow off. In a pinch, you could also use your rubber floor mats to keep ice ...

If it's dry snow, that is easier to blow, around and re-coat roads ... Before you drive, you must clean off your car. Not only is it the law, but you also don't want to be a hazard to other ...