Common sense tells most people driving a vehicle with the front and rear windshield covered with snow is a bad idea.
But apparently it didn’t stop one fellow this week from attempting what most would consider an extremely dangerous act.
Luckily, Ontario Provincial Police managed to pull the driver over in Huron County before anyone was injured.
A photo of the snow-covered vehicle posted on the OPP’s Twitter account on Tuesday has since gone viral.
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“Can’t make this stuff up,” the tweet said. “Driver charged today in Brussels actually driving like this.”
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Police say the motorist was fined $110 and charged with driving with no clear view.
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