What exactly is so hard about driving through a tunnel?
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From: Inside
Originally Posted by mmarshall
I don't think it is so much tunnels themselves that are the problem with Russian drivers....it is what many of them keep under their seats and in their glove compartments.
hahahaha...
had to think about it a litte...but
AHHAHAHA
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There is something up with that tunnel - I wonder if cars are catching themselves on a rail or there is a lane merging in we can't see (like the truck that appears out of nowhere). Some of those accidents were also caused by people ignoring the solid line.
Originally Posted by mmarshall
I don't think it is so much tunnels themselves that are the problem with Russian drivers....it is what many of them keep under their seats and in their glove compartments.
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There must be some black ice or something in that tunnel to cause all those vehicles to lose control. I still can't figure out the 2 trucks flipping on their sides. Seems like one was going the wrong way and they had a head on.
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Originally Posted by BobsGX
There must be some black ice or something in that tunnel to cause all those vehicles to lose control. I still can't figure out the 2 trucks flipping on their sides. Seems like one was going the wrong way and they had a head on.
Lol, if you notice everyone who slams on their brakes stops immediately, no black ice, just bad drivers
Originally Posted by mmarshall
I don't think it is so much tunnels themselves that are the problem with Russian drivers....it is what many of them keep under their seats and in their glove compartments.
*simpsons* In russia, car drives you
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Originally Posted by mmarshall
I don't think it is so much tunnels themselves that are the problem with Russian drivers....it is what many of them keep under their seats and in their glove compartments.
