Police warn of 'snow missiles' from icy, snowy vehicles
Police are urging drivers to remove snow and ice from their vehicles before driving to prevent 'snow missiles' from damaging other vehicles and causing safety hazards.
ST. LOUIS - Police are reminding drivers to remove snow and ice from their car hoods, roofs and trunks before they start driving to prevent 'snow missiles.'
'Snow missiles' are sheets of ice or snow that fly off the roofs or windshields of vehicles while traveling, endangering the vehicles behind them.
Authorities say these "snow missiles" create major safety hazards and cost people thousands of dollars to repair the damage.
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