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The Bad Drivers of Ontario Thread
- Thread starter Boots
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That's overkill. Some weight in the bed or a shovel is all he'd need to get going in that situation.
Haha! Noice.
Some years back I drove a 2WD Dakota through Niagara, on my way to NC, with my then VFR800 in the bed during one of the worst snows in years. I had all season tires and had zero issues, while many 4X4s and cars with snows were ending up in the ditch. I only rate myself as an average driver. Weight = traction.
lol
The plate number is DUMOS 1, appropriately close to DUMAS 1
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Stability control saved this dude. Without it, he may very well have rolled the truck when he went sideways.
An example of how govermental mandated safety measures are thought to save lives, but the lives they are saving are DUMAS's who go on to persist in their bad behaviours.
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Much like the transport that was dropping 5 pound blocks of ice all the way down the 410, yesterday morning.
I saw one lose a whole sheet of ice off the roof on the curve from DVP to Gardiner into the oncoming traffic. lanes. It's scary seeing a 10' x 40' x 2" sheet of ice coming at you at a relative 200 kph or so. Fortunately, we cleared it, and no one else was nearby. I'm not sure how, but it would be nice if all trucks and cars were better cleared of ice and snow.
Bad enough when a 50 pound, metre square chunk of ice flies off the roof of a SUV. I'm surprised more people aren't killed by that crap.
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401 eastbound, just past 412.
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