No doubt, no doubt. I got the man unstuck & on his way, and didn’t mention him burning up the GoTreads a little…but when I helped people in the future I made a point to say LISTEN. Go slow, gain initial traction/grip, then you can slowly add more power. Idk, it’s hard to describe, it sounds like you get it. It’s kind of like a good handshake or riding a bike, there’s a certain methodology to getting it right. But you know it when you “feel it”.

And you know what, I just can’t let it go…I do have credible reasons for my biases specifically against Amazon Prime drivers. They seem to have very minimal training compared to other DSPs, and at least in my area, I have heard many complaints about the decisions they make on-road, and have seen a few of them, myself. Going the wrong way around a court. Parking on the wrong side of the road because that’s the side the house is on. They’ve got a well-deserved…‘meh’…reputation. Generally speaking.

The man I helped, didn’t know him from Adam, and IIRC he didn’t stand a chance getting out. He was on the edge of a completely iced driveway, where he stopped before entering the road (no momentum, no movement, no traction). The correct response as a DSP would be to park on the edge of the road, throw on 4-way flashers, and walk it out. Driveway was no good. But as we discussed…you live, you learn, hopefully you do better in the future.