damn nervous
11-02-2005, 05:11 PM
#15
Good job dude, keep the tires on the pavement over winter and don't think that you are invincible in a car. My part timer got into a car accident infront of the store the other day actually. The owner of the car lot right beside us pulled out, broadsided their BMW in the center turn lane and pushed it 150+ feet. So accidents can happen to anyone at anytime, anywhere.
Pay attention to the road and the conditions especially as the seasons are changing. Just because the speed limit says what it is does not mean that you must do it, especially in the snow or rain.
Pay attention to the road and the conditions especially as the seasons are changing. Just because the speed limit says what it is does not mean that you must do it, especially in the snow or rain.
11-02-2005, 05:56 PM
#17
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Originally posted by Prolifik:
wtf a winter driving course? thats upper ghay.
wtf a winter driving course? thats upper ghay.
Some people just can't drive when the snow flies.
Around here we call them Vancouverites.
11-02-2005, 06:16 PM
#18
I call them morons personally. Oh, look at that, it snowed. Let's go for a drive to work today with our summer tires on. The real morons like to assume that once a road has been plowed (or in the process of being plowed) that they are back to being the invincible being that they were before it snowed.
