Leaving work today it had just rained and the road was slippery so as I was turning I lost control and slide into another car. We are both alright and we called the police but the police gave me a reckless driving ticket were I have to appear in court. All I have is a pic of my cars fucked up front that'll post when I get home. My parents picked me up from work after I left my car parked at the job so I am 14 again in the backseat of my parents car being driven home, shit sucks.
lrn2drive?
12/f/taiwan wrote:
lrn2drive?
Rain, slippery road.
How the fuck do you lose control?
This thread is gonna be good. *popcorn*.
u ite?
Slow down. Speed limit laws include a "reasonable and prudent" clause that basically says "if there's bad weather, slow the fuck down"Macbeth wrote:
Rain, slippery road.
Not sure where you live, but if you haven't gotten a lot of rain over the summer the oil from engine exhaust won't be washed off the road until after the first few rains. Thus, for the first few, you really have to be careful.
TL;DR: Lrn2Drive.
Red: Go too fast, lose traction, slide.
Gooners wrote:
u ite?
Macbeth wrote:
We are both alright
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SirSchloppy wrote:
12/f/taiwan wrote:
lrn2drive?
Macbeth wrote:
Rain, slippery road.
SirSchloppy wrote:
12/f/taiwan wrote:
lrn2drive!!!!
U FAIL. Blame the weather....
Wow its fking raining.... I can drive on wet ice just fine and you blame little water for your accident.
Wow its fking raining.... I can drive on wet ice just fine and you blame little water for your accident.
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I thought you walked all over the place.
Going a liiiiiittle bit faster than he should've + rain = fuckedRed Forman wrote:
How the fuck do you lose control?
If you lost control of your car because the road was wet, you were driving recklessly tbh.
this. If you can't handle rain, please have your mom drive you around in the winter.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
U FAIL. Blame the weather....
Wow its fking raining.... I can drive on wet ice just fine and you blame little water for your accident.
EE (hats
being a douche wagon peeling out in some little wannabe fast and furious fail car me thinksEl Beardo wrote:
Going a liiiiiittle bit faster than he should've + rain = fuckedRed Forman wrote:
How the fuck do you lose control?
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You say "had just rained", so it can't really be Aquaplanning.. meaning you ****ed up... you probably diserve the ticket tbh... I can't emagine how you will get through winter.. ice & snow etc.
*brings bacon snacks*SirSchloppy wrote:
This thread is gonna be good. *popcorn*.
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Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
*tosses beer*FloppY_ wrote:
*brings bacon snacks*SirSchloppy wrote:
This thread is gonna be good. *popcorn*.
*catches beer*SirSchloppy wrote:
*tosses beer*FloppY_ wrote:
*brings bacon snacks*SirSchloppy wrote:
This thread is gonna be good. *popcorn*.
EE (hats
Silly Macbeth. Driving too fast on wet roads is not clever.
Now you have a court appearance and probable fine, a fucked up car and liability for the other parties insurance claim. Won't that mean it'll cost you quite a bit to get insured again? What with a driving conviction and a recent claim....
You should be more careful.
Now you have a court appearance and probable fine, a fucked up car and liability for the other parties insurance claim. Won't that mean it'll cost you quite a bit to get insured again? What with a driving conviction and a recent claim....
You should be more careful.
Oh. BURN!Bertster7 wrote:
Silly Macbeth. Driving too fast on wet roads is not clever.
Now you have a court appearance and probable fine, a fucked up car and liability for the other parties insurance claim. Won't that mean it'll cost you quite a bit to get insured again? What with a driving conviction and a recent claim....
You should be more careful.
lrn2drive?SirSchloppy wrote:
12/f/taiwan wrote:
lrn2drive?
Rear wheel drive fail
lol I remember when I was in my cousins BMW, on a roundabout, on wet roads. Ended up doing a complete 360 and was lucky the car behind didn't smash into us
lol I remember when I was in my cousins BMW, on a roundabout, on wet roads. Ended up doing a complete 360 and was lucky the car behind didn't smash into us
I once lost control of our Pajero (4x4 naturally). The road was practically an ice rink. I tapped the brakes and they instantly locked (no ABS) as I was trying to turn, the car went straight forward and I was like, "fuck fuck fuck". Then I just corrected the steering wheel and kept driving forward and let the car lose speed by itself with no brake usage.Mekstizzle wrote:
Rear wheel drive fail
lol I remember when I was in my cousins BMW, on a roundabout, on wet roads. Ended up doing a complete 360 and was lucky the car behind didn't smash into us
i'm not worried about the court apperance, The other car wasn't too bad, insurance will go up , I work at a car dealership so I can get nnew parts for free and now I will have an excuse to paint my car. In any case picBertster7 wrote:
Silly Macbeth. Driving too fast on wet roads is not clever.
Now you have a court appearance and probable fine, a fucked up car and liability for the other parties insurance claim. Won't that mean it'll cost you quite a bit to get insured again? What with a driving conviction and a recent claim....
You should be more careful.
Needs a new bumper, fender, and hood.
oh fuck thats not an accident. good lord. get out.