12 Ways Drivers Are Coping With America's Epic Snowfall

The Northeast of America has been blanketed by heavy snow, causing havoc on the roads - some people are coping better than others

Darren Cassey

Updated: 18 May 2015

So much snow! I think there is a car in there somewhere! @weathernetwork pic.twitter.com/Bbv9eI8UOO
— Laura Anderson (@Loralei62) February 12, 2015

When your parents send you a picture of your car buried under the snow pic.twitter.com/TXKJKfP2jd
— Helen Doyle (@helen_victoria_) February 11, 2015

Winter in #Maine = snow excavations in places where recent history tells us a car may be just beneath the surface. pic.twitter.com/7CLqJzztbq
— Mayme Snow (@MaymeSnow) February 11, 2015

This guy really tried to make the best of a bad situation, but kinda failed

Series of photo's from Angele Leger Richard in Saint John, NB. How the snow ended up on the car. pic.twitter.com/m5gTJMahpT
— Rick Ralph (@RickRalphTSN) February 18, 2015

BosPol pulled over car w/too much snow saw it was an elderly person w/ HPcard & cleaned off roof himself by Blue Hill pic.twitter.com/mihZMDySNs
— David L. Ryan (@GlobeDavidLRyan) February 18, 2015

You know it's still cold when you pull out of your parking spot and leave this behind. pic.twitter.com/CxIj0spVeF
— Gautam Trivedi (@Gotham3) February 18, 2015

My car's impression in the snow bank after shoveling and pulling away. #Boston #isitoveryet pic.twitter.com/ORFC1cLJgx
— Maureen Barlow (@pixelgem) February 11, 2015