Originally posted by: notfred
That's the most fake picture I've ever seen. The front of the car isn't dented at all, so where did the guy hit? Did he lean over and bite onto the rear view mirror as the car went by? That's what it looks like in the picture.
Originally posted by: phantom309
Originally posted by: Mookow
Originally posted by: BadDaddy
Nice. :shocked:
If it was photo-chopped it's a damn good job. Check out the expressions of the people in the car on the left.![]()
I dont see any shadow on the other pedestrians on the sidewalk. I'm not 100% sure it's fake, it could be the camera... but I would expect more shadow than just the small bit under the woman's shoe.
Looks like there's an uber-powerful flash on that camera. That would blow the visible shadows out.
But on balance I'd rather share the road with a 75-year-old who can't drive and knows it, than a 20-year-old who thinks he can drive and can't.
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
Old people are like young people, drunk. Slow response times. There ought to be a biannual test once you pass 60.
Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox
Originally posted by: JYDog
What's so bad about having to give a quick glance to check traffic before you enter the crosswalk? A car weight two tons, you weight two hundred pounds.
In ATOT, everybody's either <150 or >250. Everybody. Anybody who says otherwise is lying.
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
There was a local incident here where an old lady was driving, hit a lady, and dragged her underneath the car for over a kilometer, until someone flagged her down. Poor lady died.
I have another incident (not as bad luckily) that occured to me & my family. We were on the highway at night, coming around a bend, and at the end of hte bend there was an division of lanes that led to an off ramp. So we cross the bend and narrowly missed a car THAT WAS STOPPED RIGHT ON THE LANE THAT LED TO THE OFF RAMP! THey didn't even go to the shoulder or left the lights on...they were right there on the lane with no lights. Keep in mind they stopped right at the end of the bend, so you can't see them until the very last second. So anyway, my uncle narrwly avoids the stopped car by slamming on the brakes and then changing lanes....however in the process, the RX300 behind us couldn't react in time and hit us. The stopped car was unscathed since my uncle's car took the grunt of the damage.
So me and my uncle talk to the RX300 driver and then approach the stopped car. We assumed the car was dead and hte occupants had called a tow truck or something (this was around 11pm). Apparently not. The car was running with hte outside lights off, no hazards - nothing, and hte occupants, and elderly couple, were reading a map with the interior lights on.
And they were totally oblivious to what happened around them. When we asked them why they stopped on the lane, they just took off!
Originally posted by: sxr7171
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
There was a local incident here where an old lady was driving, hit a lady, and dragged her underneath the car for over a kilometer, until someone flagged her down. Poor lady died.
I have another incident (not as bad luckily) that occured to me & my family. We were on the highway at night, coming around a bend, and at the end of hte bend there was an division of lanes that led to an off ramp. So we cross the bend and narrowly missed a car THAT WAS STOPPED RIGHT ON THE LANE THAT LED TO THE OFF RAMP! THey didn't even go to the shoulder or left the lights on...they were right there on the lane with no lights. Keep in mind they stopped right at the end of the bend, so you can't see them until the very last second. So anyway, my uncle narrwly avoids the stopped car by slamming on the brakes and then changing lanes....however in the process, the RX300 behind us couldn't react in time and hit us. The stopped car was unscathed since my uncle's car took the grunt of the damage.
So me and my uncle talk to the RX300 driver and then approach the stopped car. We assumed the car was dead and hte occupants had called a tow truck or something (this was around 11pm). Apparently not. The car was running with hte outside lights off, no hazards - nothing, and hte occupants, and elderly couple, were reading a map with the interior lights on.
And they were totally oblivious to what happened around them. When we asked them why they stopped on the lane, they just took off!
Also, it's no wonder that the SUV/SUV driver couldn't react in time, it's quite typical of that demographic and accompanying "I'm sitting high up in a heavy vehicle that can plow through anything - so I shouldn't have to be a defensive driver" mentality.
