IS crash video from last night
12-12-09, 12:50 PM
#31
haha... i found that very entertaining 
, should i feel sorry for DUI drivers? Hell no, its Darwin's Law in action. Good for them the dumb fk's.
, should i feel sorry for DUI drivers? Hell no, its Darwin's Law in action. Good for them the dumb fk's.Of course the irony is that using a cell phone (or texting or sleep deprivation) "impairs" a driver well beyond the "legal limit" and people do it every single day and crash with impunity. The propaganda campaign that M.A.D.D. started a couple decades back has firmly taken root. Honestly, I find the general lack of respect for road conditions from my fellow non-impaired drivers far more appalling than the the DWI statistics given that police are using random checkpoints and such to net quasi-impaired drivers. Let me add, I'm not pro-alcohol, or pro-drunk driving but I'm kind of sick of the self-righteous hand wringing.
that's why i'm glad some places including BC are having those cell phone while driving legislations. but i think texting while driving is way worse than talking on the phone. cause you are pretty much driving blind.
Where the heck was the CHP?!?! How come no one is directing traffic? No road flares? And the tow truck drivers have to hook wrecked vehicles in the middle of the freeway with no uniformed officer directing traffic? No lane closures?
Holy Cow, I smell a lawsuit for sure!
The cause of both wrecks is clearly 100% the responsibility of the impaired drivers, I'm not trying to say otherwise.
What I'm not understanding is how can you conduct a field sobriety test, arrest a drunk driver, when you have not even secured the scene of the wreck and do not have traffic control in place.
I must be missing something here.
Holy Cow, I smell a lawsuit for sure!
The cause of both wrecks is clearly 100% the responsibility of the impaired drivers, I'm not trying to say otherwise.
What I'm not understanding is how can you conduct a field sobriety test, arrest a drunk driver, when you have not even secured the scene of the wreck and do not have traffic control in place.
I must be missing something here.
don't drink and drive everyone. take a cab or transit, won't cost you that much. if you see anyone driving really erratically, don't hestitate to call the police!!! they shouldn't be on the road.
12-13-09, 07:23 PM
#33
Of course the irony is that using a cell phone (or texting or sleep deprivation) "impairs" a driver well beyond the "legal limit" and people do it every single day and crash with impunity. The propaganda campaign that M.A.D.D. started a couple decades back has firmly taken root. Honestly, I find the general lack of respect for road conditions from my fellow non-impaired drivers far more appalling than the the DWI statistics given that police are using random checkpoints and such to net quasi-impaired drivers. Let me add, I'm not pro-alcohol, or pro-drunk driving but I'm kind of sick of the self-righteous hand wringing.
12-16-09, 08:52 PM
#38
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12-16-09, 09:55 PM
#39
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/cl-...iver-fail.html
re-post, happened last week...when it rains here in LA, it such a big deal...we dont know why that IS was stalled in the middle of the freeway...BUT that drunk dumb driver deserve to be in jail!!
re-post, happened last week...when it rains here in LA, it such a big deal...we dont know why that IS was stalled in the middle of the freeway...BUT that drunk dumb driver deserve to be in jail!!
12-23-09, 12:17 AM
#41
OUCH! Poor IS =(
How drunk do you have to be to miss a car sitting sideways?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jrpMLvZywo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jrpMLvZywo
