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Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
sharkman121 wrote:Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
that bend has a notorious crosswind as well.
Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
Sky wrote:
Was limin with one of the people who mow down that sign. Was a cool story.
He was drunk and mow down the sign. So he just sit next to the car to chill. Then the car bust out in flames. He run by the people right there for water but water was gone, so they give him 1 bucket they had. With his drunk self he miss the entire car with the water then sit on the grass crying until the authorities came. I couldn't help but laugh at him.
Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
poor guy...I honestly thought if anyone mowed down that sign, dey woulda never tell a soul abt it ;lol:Sky wrote:Was limin with one of the people who mow down that sign. Was a cool story.
He was drunk and mow down the sign. So he just sit next to the car to chill. Then the car bust out in flames. He run by the people right there for water but water was gone, so they give him 1 bucket they had. With his drunk self he miss the entire car with the water then sit on the grass crying until the authorities came. I couldn't help but laugh at him.
TriniGT wrote:Thing is this is a very close friend of mine, Kels lives around the corner from the crash as well as just down the road from me, literally a stonethrow away. It was 4 0'clock traffic. I have heard that a fellow came out of the side road immediately onto the highway without filtering and he pulled to avoid and this was the result, looks to be that he collided with a lampost, thank God he is alive and if it is indeed a driver that just kept on driving seeing the carnage that happened behind him, it will definitely come around. Please don't look at the car and say is a fassup car, this guy is meticulous, did everything proper, suspension, brakes, power upgrades (RB26DETT), everything and he is a perfectionist. Update is that he has a broken collar bone and is now experiencing pain so has gone to Medical Associates for further checks. Let's not speculate until we have facts and keep him in our prays.
I know this man does take his time an care his ride so it had to be some mishap.TriniGT wrote:Thing is this is a very close friend of mine, Kels lives around the corner from the crash as well as just down the road from me, literally a stonethrow away. It was 4 0'clock traffic. I have heard that a fellow came out of the side road immediately onto the highway without filtering and he pulled to avoid and this was the result, looks to be that he collided with a lampost, thank God he is alive and if it is indeed a driver that just kept on driving seeing the carnage that happened behind him, it will definitely come around. Please don't look at the car and say is a fassup car, this guy is meticulous, did everything proper, suspension, brakes, power upgrades (RB26DETT), everything and he is a perfectionist. Update is that he has a broken collar bone and is now experiencing pain so has gone to Medical Associates for further checks. Let's not speculate until we have facts and keep him in our prays.
TriniGT wrote:Thing is this is a very close friend of mine, Kels lives around the corner from the crash as well as just down the road from me, literally a stonethrow away. It was 4 0'clock traffic. I have heard that a fellow came out of the side road immediately onto the highway without filtering and he pulled to avoid and this was the result, looks to be that he collided with a lampost, thank God he is alive and if it is indeed a driver that just kept on driving seeing the carnage that happened behind him, it will definitely come around. Please don't look at the car and say is a fassup car, this guy is meticulous, did everything proper, suspension, brakes, power upgrades (RB26DETT), everything and he is a perfectionist. Update is that he has a broken collar bone and is now experiencing pain so has gone to Medical Associates for further checks. Let's not speculate until we have facts and keep him in our prays.
Habit7 wrote:Sky wrote:Was limin with one of the people who mow down that sign. Was a cool story.
He was drunk and mow down the sign. So he just sit next to the car to chill. Then the car bust out in flames. He run by the people right there for water but water was gone, so they give him 1 bucket they had. With his drunk self he miss the entire car with the water then sit on the grass crying until the authorities came. I couldn't help but laugh at him.
*slaps knee* drunk driving always so funny
Garage Fresh™ wrote:TriniGT wrote:Thing is this is a very close friend of mine, Kels lives around the corner from the crash as well as just down the road from me, literally a stonethrow away. It was 4 0'clock traffic. I have heard that a fellow came out of the side road immediately onto the highway without filtering and he pulled to avoid and this was the result, looks to be that he collided with a lampost, thank God he is alive and if it is indeed a driver that just kept on driving seeing the carnage that happened behind him, it will definitely come around. Please don't look at the car and say is a fassup car, this guy is meticulous, did everything proper, suspension, brakes, power upgrades (RB26DETT), everything and he is a perfectionist. Update is that he has a broken collar bone and is now experiencing pain so has gone to Medical Associates for further checks. Let's not speculate until we have facts and keep him in our prays.
Jason, just got a little word from Kels
"broken collar bone and some minor cuts an bruises...Nothing a little time wouldnt take care of. Thanks for all your prayers"
DSM_05 wrote:He should consider himself lucky. Given the car, he will be branded as driving recklessly (even if he wasn't...but I'm not SAYING he wasn't eh!), and God forbid someone else had been involved, he'd be in trouble, so to speak.
Only he and his car alone were involved, no other collisions. Plus he has injuries that are not life threatening, and he will recover - that, is lucky man.
TriniGT wrote:Saw Kels today, bruised and battered but alive. Guy is a real trooper, he is in good spirits and to the bad driver karma is a beyotch. Car pulled into the middle lane and he swerved to avoid and picked up a skid on the left lane and it was all over after that. Get well soon buddy, people try to be cautious of your surroundings on the roads, a side mirror is there for a reason don't just pull into a middle lane at 40Km.
Hook wrote:soooo...nobody bothered to comment on how often vehicles skate off the road by that turn-off (which is on a 100 degree bend on the highway and always have sand and gravel just before you have to turn) and the fact that, that sign had to be replaced several times in the last decade until somebody finally thought to put it on the other side?
I not gonna speculate if speed played a factor, but that turn is a dread turn
TriniGT wrote:Saw Kels today, bruised and battered but alive. Guy is a real trooper, he is in good spirits and to the bad driver karma is a beyotch. Car pulled into the middle lane and he swerved to avoid and picked up a skid on the left lane and it was all over after that. Get well soon buddy, people try to be cautious of your surroundings on the roads, a side mirror is there for a reason don't just pull into a middle lane at 40Km.
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