Can anyone recommend any winter driving schools near Boston?
I know of the NAAClub one in NH
<a href="http://www.naaclub.org/article/80/winter-driving-school-registration-is-open">http://www.naaclub.org/article/80/winter-driving-school-registration-is-open</a> but I'd prefer not to have to travel that far, especially in mid-winter. Cheers Rory |
You need to go that far north to find a reliable surface.
Both NAAC and NEQ will have driving schools in that area.
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lol @ the irony of not wanting to drive far in mid-winter to get to winter driving school
just sayin, lol.
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Possibly. It struck me that having it at a resort was a way of attracting people to go.
Boston gets lots of snow and regular sub-freezing weather in winter. I wondered if there was somewhere closer.
Thanks for the tips Rory |
What is the price to join the NAAC winter driving school?
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isn't that the date from last year?
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a couple years ago, it was a challenge to find snow that far north. you know not of which you speak.
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The problem is that Boston doesn't reliably maintain ground cover for very long
and given the time required to plan a winter school, you can't know that on day X there will be adequate snow cover at location Y.
I will tell you, it's worth the drive up to NH :-) |
It's not held at a Resort. That is just a lodging option. There is cheaper lodging available.
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I know it's a nice neck of the woods up there and would be a good weekend.
It's just that it doesn't work for me (young family + job). If there's nothing closer then no problems, I'll wait until there is. :)
Rory PS I agree that you can't rely upon there being fresh snow around Boston in Jan/Feb, but almost certainly there'd be snow/ice on a road if it was unploughed and unsalted. That's the state of small roads near me, at least. |
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