This police tweet perfectly shows why you need to slow down in the winter

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A picture is worth a thousand words.

Or, at least, seven words.

Sgt. Kerry Schmidt, who works in the highway safety division for the Ontario Provincial Police, tweeted out this photo on Monday morning:

Sometimes a picture is all that is needed.#SeeSnowGoSlow pic.twitter.com/Pg170gXELS

— Sgt Kerry Schmidt (@OPP_HSD) January 8, 2018
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A 20-year-old driver lost control and rolled his car off of Hwy 6… where it landed underneath a sign that reads: “DRIVE ACCORDING TO ROAD AND WEATHER CONDITIONS.”

The driver, fortunately, was not injured.

If seven words are too much to take in today, then here’s another popular saying among first responders:

“See snow, go slow.”

ALSO: Snow, collisions, a slow commute and at least one school closed

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  Queensway traffic as seen from the Greenbank overpass looking east is slowed to a crawl in the morning commute as an overnight snowfall caused a number of hazards. Wayne Cuddington/Postmedia
  
  
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  Queensway traffic as seen from the Greenbank overpass looking east is slowed to a crawl in the morning commute as an overnight snowfall caused a number of hazards. Wayne Cuddington/Postmedia
  
  
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  Queensway traffic as seen from the Greenbank overpass looking east is slowed to a crawl in the morning commute as an overnight snowfall caused a number of hazards. Wayne Cuddington/Postmedia
  
  
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  Sgt Kerry Schmidt? @OPP_HSD Sometimes a picture is all that is needed.
  
  
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  Queensway traffic as seen from the Greenbank overpass looking east is slowed to a crawl in the morning commute as an overnight snowfall caused a number of hazards. Wayne Cuddington/Postmedia
  

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