Winter weather driving and lane sensors in trucks.

Okay I'm not a driver but someone who is considering it. Here is something that I just experienced last Thursday in my car. I live in Southwest WI and drove to Minneapolis to leave for vacation and as many here know we had horrible winter conditions in the midwest. As I slowly drove on the 2 lane roads of Northeast IA to get to Lansing IA then crossed the bridge to go to La Crosse you couldn't see the road so you're driving hugging the center line and yes I know it I was over at times.There was little traffic obviously. For a long section I used the slots cut in the center line of the road as my guide. Something I thought of that I've read here many times is the lane sensors a lot of companies have on their trucks. I had a T/T following me from Waukon IA to Lansing IA. What do the companies that have them do to the drivers that are in those situations? Are the sensors beeping constantly? Do the companies hold that against the drivers. This is a very rural area so there are no pull offs or truck stops around once you get going. You couldn't see anything and the plows weren't running at 2 pm other than keeping a long hill open by Marquette IA so traffic could get up and down.

In the section between Prairie du Chien and Waukon I always seemed to have the few people out following me even though I wanted them to go around so I could follow them instead. I got over a couple of times when I could so someone could go around but they stayed behind me.

We made it safely to our destination and are in South Florida where the weather is much nicer. Mother nature will kick me in the nuts Wednesday when I get back and it's 2 for a high but it's nice now. My wife just got a message that it's -15 in our town.

I don't know if this question has been asked before but I thought of it that day.