Active snow? Probably about 1-2 minutes per mile on the breezer. I try to not go out if it's super heavy falling snow, because people tend to not be able to see me. Unlike rain or fog, snow can obscure a cyclist entirely, even if for only a moment. What if that moment is when they are about to turn? What if they never see you and someone else comes along and hits you after you've fallen? Snow requires 3 things: 1. extra caution and awareness at intersections and on turns/curves, 2. knowing where the spots to avoid under the snow are, and 3. eye protection. Everything else is basically the same as a cold or wet (or both in this case) ride. Stay well clear of everything, and have alternate routes in case the somewhat likely motorist gone 4 wheel tobogganing does not keep you from your destination.

- Andy