I don't think Indiana justly deserves such a high ranking.... it only snows in the tiny northwest corner of the state. We were originally part of Michigan. No one else in the state knows how to drive in snow. You drive 30 miles south of here and its 20 degrees warmer, no snow on the ground, and there's palm trees. A female state trooper once tried to give my sister a ticket in Indianapolis for reckless driving for going 45 in a 55 zone in 2" of snow.... in court my sister explained to the judge that up in South Bend, we are taught to drive in the snow. We drive up to the lake in the snow to see the 15' waves break over the light house. We drive to the park and go sledding. We drive out for ice cream every time it snows. We're used to it. Its a way of life..... The judge made my sister apologize to the cop for passing her.