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Originally Posted by Schurkey

And, just as a safety reminder--since I drove through Denver just before Christmas, during the big blizzard. There must have been two hundred cars and trucks in the ditch, some of 'em rolled over and looking like people died in 'em. Absolutely crushed. And yet the roads were NOT THAT BAD. My theory is that idiots try to drive on icy roads using cruise control--and when the tires spin, the cruise doesn't let off the gas--so the car becomes uncontrollable. Then the driver nails the brake just before hitting the ditch, assuring that the car is in real trouble as it leaves the road.

Come on, you dont expect people to learn to actually drive thier cars do you? Detroit and the NHSA's "safety" devices would have you believe its not really necessary to actively participate in vehicle operation anymore.
Whats to worry? You are in "goodhands" and OnStar is right there to call the ambulance for you.