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    Re: More idiocy in, and around Toronto

    I only got half way before getting too frustrated... thus why I avoid driving in Toronto as much as possible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rob MacLennan View Post
    <== I live in Brampton. I try not to drive around there too much, because I value my life.

    Actually the point is that this IS everyday driving and it has gotten so bad, that no one even bats an eye at it anymore.
    You've been assimilated! Many Brampton drivers feel exactly the same way. Toronto's streets are filled with them. See the irony?
    We could just build a wall, but how do we lure all you Bramptonites home at the same time?
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    That was hilarious. I noticed some of you video was taken along the gardiner, did you use CGI? Its been years since Ive seen anything actually MOVE along that highway!
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    I thought it was Bramptonians... whatever. I work at the airport and live in the northwest tip of Brampton. Needless to say, while the drivers in this city are generally bad, Brampton or Markham are truly the worst areas in the GTA whether it's in the cage or on the bike. I like to think of Brampton as a donut, there is nothing in the middle I want, so I stick to the outside

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baggsy View Post
    You've been assimilated! Many Brampton drivers feel exactly the same way. Toronto's streets are filled with them. See the irony?
    We could just build a wall, but how do we lure all you Bramptonites home at the same time?
    I haven't been assimilated. I've lived there for 40 years, this September. Quite the contrary. My natural habitat has been taken over by an invasive species; the idiot driver.

    I could likely do an entire video of just what I see on Hwy410, between 401 and Queen.

    Quote Originally Posted by JonnyWyshbone View Post
    That was hilarious. I noticed some of you video was taken along the gardiner, did you use CGI? Its been years since Ive seen anything actually MOVE along that highway!
    Sometimes you just need to bump things by 5x speed, to see movement that isn't apparent to the naked eye
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    i wonder if mr ragu is watching this going "damn, i got this all wrong, i should be the one with the camera on the dash and drive through toronto, $$$ $$$ $$$!!!!"

    if you ever wanted to write off your POS car and claim some nice "rehab" money, put cam on dash and go for a drive in toronto, only take you 5 minutes to get someone caught "at fault"

    now, as for the video, amusing as it is, and i love the part with the handi folk on the road, it is sad that this is no only downtown where this happens but in a lot of suburbs too...i've just gotten so use it that i watch the video going "yup, that guys gonna do this in 3...2...1" and i'm usually right...

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    Re: More idiocy in, and around Toronto

    Quote Originally Posted by Rob MacLennan View Post

    Actually the point is that this IS everyday driving and it has gotten so bad, that no one even bats an eye at it anymore.
    One of the reasons why I changed jobs and no longer drive to work every day (used to work in Brampton!).

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    God I love not commuting to Toronto.
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    Taxi's, Tow Trucks and Minivan's .... oh my.. and nothing new and usually hate them in that order in Toronto and the GTA.
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    Quote Originally Posted by N3WMAN View Post
    God I love not commuting to Toronto.
    Why? It increases your survival skills, i can't wait to go to work Monday riding to the downtown core and navigating through the scum of drivers license holders. I realized that I don't like to ride uptown or the country side as much as urban riding. Riding downtown keeps you alert and constantly thinking about riding, forcing you to get better. It is full of benefits for new and old riders alike.

    For those who wish to ride in other countries or tour the world, do you really think that the roads and the drivers abroad are any better? in observing the traffic regulations or even have regulations in the first place? If you want some survival training come down to the T.dot core.
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    Cue the Benny Hill theme song.Man am i glad i live in Waterloo!
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    Re: More idiocy in, and around Toronto

    Quote Originally Posted by dru9 View Post
    Looked like standard, everyday traffic to me.
    during your G driving test dont they test you on how far down the 401 exit lane you can drive before you cut back in to continue on the 401.
    edit: ps love the music
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingboy View Post
    Cue the Benny Hill theme song.Man am i glad i live in Waterloo!

    No, that was "Jackassery II"

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadPoet View Post
    Why? It increases your survival skills, i can't wait to go to work Monday riding to the downtown core and navigating through the scum of drivers license holders. I realized that I don't like to ride uptown or the country side as much as urban riding. Riding downtown keeps you alert and constantly thinking about riding, forcing you to get better. It is full of benefits for new and old riders alike.

    For those who wish to ride in other countries or tour the world, do you really think that the roads and the drivers abroad are any better? in observing the traffic regulations or even have regulations in the first place? If you want some survival training come down to the T.dot core.
    I never have problems when I have to go downtown. I enjoy it when I do have to go, it's like no holds barred down there. However, It would drive me nuts to sit in that **** every day. It takes me 15 mins to get to work everyday, I never hit traffic. It's bliss.
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    Quote Originally Posted by N3WMAN View Post
    I never have problems when I have to go downtown. I enjoy it when I do have to go, it's like no holds barred down there. However, It would drive me nuts to sit in that **** every day. It takes me 15 mins to get to work everyday, I never hit traffic. It's bliss.
    Exactly. It's like you copied and pasted my thoughts.
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    Re: More idiocy in, and around Toronto

    Quote Originally Posted by Rob MacLennan View Post
    I haven't been assimilated. I've lived there for 40 years, this September. Quite the contrary. My natural habitat has been taken over by an invasive species; the idiot driver.

    I could likely do an entire video of just what I see on Hwy410, between 401 and Queen.



    Sometimes you just need to bump things by 5x speed, to see movement that isn't apparent to the naked eye
    Watch the video again, this time look for your impatience in driving.

    You HAVE been assimilated.

    Not that I am any better, in fact, much worse.

    But my excuse is that I lived AND worked in the downtown.
    Not that it is one.
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    Re: More idiocy in, and around Toronto

    Quote Originally Posted by Baggsy View Post
    Watch the video again, this time look for your impatience in driving.

    You HAVE been assimilated.

    Not that I am any better, in fact, much worse.

    But my excuse is that I lived AND worked in the downtown.
    Not that it is one.
    Watch the video again and look at the times I'm patiently waiting my turn, while others do illegal things to advance.
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