The Witcher 3 . I believe the complete edition is on sale right now . <| sep |> honestly who fucking knows at this point <| sep |> I cant wait a week u <| sep |> Oh , I misread . There weren ' t separate tabs , but there were separate sections . There was a section for Sightings and below that , a section for Nearby , and you could scroll up and down between them . <| sep |> People are more likely to get in accidents when they drive according to the road conditions directly underneath their car , rather than the road conditions that are possible given the weather . What I mean is that some people drive along on dry pavement on a day like today at a safe , yet fast rate say 100 kmhr on roads like they were today . They assume that since they are fully in control , their rate of speed is acceptable given the conditions . Based off the stretch of road that they are driving on , they are probably right . Suddenly though , they hit a sudden and unexpected patch of ice and that fast rate isn ' t so safe anymore . Therefore when there ' s a possibility of ice , you need to proactively slow down before you hit a hazard , and travel at a rate of speed that is slow enough such that if you hit ice , you have a reasonable chance to recover . This will likely mean you will seem to be travelling slowly given the conditions right under your car . This is not necessarily a problem . Yes . It ' s a bit of a judgement call , and no one can say for sure what the chance of a patch of ice on roads were today . Therefore , people will travel at different rates of speed on days like today because people have differing judgement on the possibility of unexpected ice patches . However , it ' s definitely not unreasonable to proactively slow down after the snow we got today . TLDR You can ' t only consider what is under your tires e . g . dry roads you have to consider what could be under your tires e . g . black ice .