Downside: OP needs to spend money to fix their car

Unless Op wants to smash someone's face with a snow shovel. And OP, you could possibly do some simple detective work and ask around for neighbors with snow plows, the person probably lives close. If he came from across town to plow your snow.. Then good luck.

It doesn't matter how bad of a snow storm it was, 28, OP still has to get their car fixed.

28- pfft, you live in Texas. I don't live that far from you, it doesn't snow that much here.

You know it snows pretty hard in some parts of Texas...

At #45 I live in Texas, and it snows a lot. Blizzards with -15 degree windchill.

Try living in Canada. Where I'm from, we got a foot of snow. Then the snowplows plow half of it from the road onto the end of the driveway. That's a big pain in the ass.

What part of Canada do you live in? In southern BC where I live we're lucky to get a couple of inches of snow.

I love him!

That's his name. That name again is Mr. Plow.

How do we get in touch with him?

I going to cut out the middle man. Comment moderated

KL5-3326 - Prices so low you'd think I've suffered brain damage!

I prefer the plow king !

That's a thought that he should have kept to himself.

#7, they are indeed infamous for hitting cars and driving on, but alas, they are far more infamous for blocking shoveled driveways by ploughing the streets than they are for ploughing unshoveled driveways, even to hit cars that might be parked there.

Here they'll put the wing down and plow the first 8 feet or so to keep the road from drifting. Which is great, unless you have a short drive.

Oldest trick in the book! (ok maybe not the oldest, but "trick in the book" just doesn't sound as good)

I think the problems far outweigh the benefits in this situation