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mobby_6kl posted:Bad driving is coming from inside the thread! Not on video but here's an illustration Post that streetview link! Or at least what country/state it's in? Uncontrolled intersections are pretty uncommon in my experience.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:A for effort That guardrail is for protecting the steep foreslope in picture 4, you don't need to protect One Car Hill from oncoming traffic because there's no obstacles within the clear zone (except arguably the backslope of the ditch, but then you'd have guardrail everywhere out in rural spots)
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Imagined posted:It often happens that in bumper to bumper traffic I'm stuck in the rightmost lane because I'm going to exit soon, and as I'm going along I'll see someone on an upcoming onramp on a trajectory that is going to intersect with mine. So, since moving over is a bad option for me, I'll either slow down slightly or speed up to try to let that person in. WAY TOO OFTEN THEY WILL MATCH MY CHANGE IN SPEED AS IF TO MAKE SURE THEY HIT ME. That person has been conditioned to trust no one. They know where it's at. If you slow down at the same speed they are, when you get annoyed and speed up, a gap will have been created. Assuming you weren't rear-ended
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I love the good journalistic practice of doxing the witness who spoke to reporters.
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insta posted:Corolla needs to move the gently caress over before it gets what it deserves Death before
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OBAMNA PHONE posted:Also who is dumb enough to not get the ice scraper out first thing before you try anything Protip: use your plastic kitchen spatula instead of metal if you're going after a painted surface
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Nuevo posted:I was like "how the gently caress did they hit the telephone pole yet end up there" until I zoomed in and saw that they caught the wires on the box and pulled so hard they snapped the pole. Wires aren't strong enough to snap the pole, but they are strong enough to support it once it has been snapped Truck hits pole, breaking it near base - tension of the wires supports the upper unbroken piece Edit: Well the one on the ground looks pretty rotten, maybe it was just a really bad sistering job?
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