Newbie got good prospects on driving gasoline...

Rather than rewriting everything. I'll provide a link to the newbies forum.
Looking at possibilities....
That tells much about me. I'm wondering about thoughts from you people.
I'm still thinking that the gasoline is my best bet.
Any advise?
I do admit. One problem is driving in Wyoming during winter. They don't plow their roads.
One advantage I have. What I've learned on health. Found a real breakthrough with magnesium. Wish I knew about this years ago. It isn't just magnesium alone. Advise on other minerals, etc. Has straightened out much, easily. Truck drivers should know about this. A life saver.

 

I would seriously like to find out more on Wyo. and plowing. I know that I have taken more than one trip and seen it on the freeways, highways, etc. On one trip, SD and Co. both had clean and dry roads for two weeks. I drove through the middle of Cheyenne on the freeway. Everything was ice, except two little paths to put your tires on in the right lane. That's pretty bad.

I was hoping on some input, criticism, advise on a rather newbie driving gasoline. You can look at my info from the OP. I'm not dumb. I just took the adult version of the SAT test. They told me I tested in the top 1/2 of 1 percent of people in the entire country who took the test. I'm number 112 who has done that in this state since they started giving it.

 

They make it possible for me to drive all day long. So I can get myself in trouble, driving on ice during winter in Wyoming.

 

Oh Brent... bud? ....
Isn't that more like: "traffic always pounds the snow into ice"????
And
Wyo. is too cheap to use anything?
Tell all the other northern states about the cost.

 

Gee Brent.... You could be posting constructive advise here. You're doing propane in Wyo.
What the heck do you people do?
Put studded tires on your trucks?
Chains? They wear out fast on a truck. I know.
What do you do to handle the ice?