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| Originally posted by exstasie When I leave people's houses, i get parents telling me all time to stay under 50km/h. No mention of driving the speed limit. |
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| Originally posted by exstasie It's a joke ppl lol I always go w/ the flow of the traffic in the fast lane and don't usually go faster than 135 km/h. Anyone see the crazy accident at the QEW/427 split after Guv on Saturday? Some car hit the median between the highways and ended up going into the side wall front first. Looked pretty bad. |
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| Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Unless you're BSing, if other people's parents are telling you all the time to try and stay under 50 km/h, maybe you should just slow the fuck down. I break the speed limit often, but not to the point where my friends' parents are telling me to slow down. |
It could be my parents too - I only got comments about my speed from them when I was learning to drive. Nowadays, they either understand I drive more or less rationally, or leave it to be my business how I drive. Of course, I do exercise discretion, and refrain from speeding a lot when I'm driving with them there.
Sorry for the harsh words, Jeff - the shittiness of October is getting to me.
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| Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Unless you're BSing, if other people's parents are telling you all the time to try and stay under 50 km/h, maybe you should just slow the fuck down. I break the speed limit often, but not to the point where my friends' parents are telling me to slow down. |
i LOL at all u fucking losers who do 50km over in ur piece of shit 88 civic or 92 acura or whatever u got. doing 50 over is absolutely unncesary. on 400 series highways i do 100km max. alot of ppl do 120/130km and even thats too much and not neccesary. u deserve what u get, i could care less if u get a $5000 fine and loose 4 demerit points. dont act like an idiot on the road then.
in 1 month police nabbed 1025 drivers, lol unreal.....
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| Originally posted by AustralianGQ i LOL at all u fucking losers who do 50km over in ur piece of shit 88 civic or 92 acura or whatever u got. doing 50 over is absolutely unncesary. on 400 series highways i do 100km max. alot of ppl do 120/130km and even thats too much and not neccesary. u deserve what u get, i could care less if u get a $5000 fine and loose 4 demerit points. dont act like an idiot on the road then. in 1 month police nabbed 1025 drivers, lol unreal..... |
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| Originally posted by Dr. DAS cops calibrate thier radar/laser units before each shift using a fixed reference at the division, and all cop cars carry a 'radar ticket' proving that thier speedos have been tested against known radar units so they can accurately pace you. |
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| Originally posted by exstasie Not all of us have 88 Civic/or 92 Acuras. Some people actually have nice cars. |
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| Originally posted by DigiNut Don't you own a VW Golf or something? |
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| Originally posted by exstasie Not Me...That was Skilton haha I drive a 2007 Acura CSX (Mine) and 2005 BMW X3 (Father's) |
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| Originally posted by FunkyCrew what about the other car you drive, the jeep one? |

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| Originally posted by exstasie We sold it!! ![]() We had that car for like 5 years and we traded it in when I got my Acura! I'll miss that car as I had a lot of goods time with (including our road trip to London! woohoo ) |
congrats!
like on Dec. 28th for example *sigh*
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| Originally posted by AustralianGQ i LOL at all u fucking losers who do 50km over in ur piece of shit 88 civic or 92 acura or whatever u got. doing 50 over is absolutely unncesary. on 400 series highways i do 100km max. alot of ppl do 120/130km and even thats too much and not neccesary. u deserve what u get, i could care less if u get a $5000 fine and loose 4 demerit points. dont act like an idiot on the road then. in 1 month police nabbed 1025 drivers, lol unreal..... |
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| Originally posted by geroin Are you also one of those that go 50km/h on the highway after a little bit of rain? get off the highway if you want to go slow. |
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| Originally posted by geroin you can lol all you fucking want i rather be places rather than spend half of my day driving like you. |
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| Originally posted by geroin you can lol all you fucking want i rather be places rather than spend half of my day driving like you. it's people and drivers like you that cause fucking traffic jams on the highways because you are being to careful not to hit the car in front of you which is 500m away slowing all the other cars down. Are you also one of those that go 50km/h on the highway after a little bit of rain? get off the highway if you want to go slow. |
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced its people who speed that cause traffic jams....if people weren't speeding then they wouldn't have to slow down for people who are obeying the law. |
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| Originally posted by geroin you can lol all you fucking want i rather be places rather than spend half of my day driving like you. it's people and drivers like you that cause fucking traffic jams on the highways because you are being to careful not to hit the car in front of you which is 500m away slowing all the other cars down. Are you also one of those that go 50km/h on the highway after a little bit of rain? get off the highway if you want to go slow. |
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| Originally posted by AustralianGQ its idiots who think their hot shit and do well over the speed limit. |
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| Originally posted by AustralianGQ i do the speed limit. if it says 80, i do 80-90, if it says 100km ill do around 100. and no i dont slow down for rain, im not an old person. ive never been in a accident in my life, so me doing the speed limit doesnt cause accidents, its idiots who think their hot shit and do well over the speed limit. |
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| Originally posted by Orko OMG 40 whole people? The number of other problems which have killed more people are endless. Lets take care of those first. |
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| Originally posted by Zentac_75 asking speeders to stay below 50k/h over isn't too much to ask. |
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| Originally posted by Dr. DAS Driving isn't a right, it's a privilige, that's why we have licences (and graduated licencing), to ensure you know how to safely operate you vehicle. You endanger others, you lose that privilige. I think one week to cool off is perfectly reasonable. I would say that time trials and/or just seeing how fast your car will go absolutely counts as racing. Racing is just the umbrella term here. |
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| Originally posted by Dr. DAS you need to be aware that what you're doing is illegal and accepth the repercussions of your actions. Just because you are in control of your car doesn't mean you're in control of the million other variables such as changes in road conditions, mechanical failure, cars turning out of hidden intersections or driveways or - especially in Algonquin - an errant moose walking out into the road. The stopping distance, reaction time and kinetic energy afforded between 80km/h and 130km/h is signifigant. |
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| Originally posted by King Luis speeding is not what kills. its reckless driving and people who are not in control of their car. |
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| Originally posted by Dr. DAS What kinds of places? Hospitals? Morgues? Graveyards? Jail? |
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| Originally posted by Theresa You might be interested in this article: http://www.un.org/apps/news/story.a...77&Cr=road&Cr1= It's a bigger problem than you think. Agreed. This is not true. A reckless driver can be going nuts all over the road, but if they are driving at 40 km instead of 90, they are much more likely to survive when they smash into a tree. The speed in which you're driving correlates to the severity of the damage done. At 150, you have a wayyyy higher chance of dying from an accident than at 100. And as I already copied and bolded Dr.Das' comment, being reckless is not a matter of how you perceive your own driving, it is a matter of how well you can react to an unexpected circumstance. The reaction time you have going at 150km is a lot less than 100km, and that extra time could mean yours and someone else's life. I was on the 401 with a couple of other TOTA's last year... we were driving along and everything was normal, when out of nowhere, the guy beside us lost control of his car. I can only guess that his tire popped or something because it was the most random thing I had ever witnessed. Anyway, he went swerving erratically into traffic and we all witnessed a huge pile up. No one can predict this. If you were coming at his car at 150km, there is a very high chance you would have flown into him, and died without a doubt. The rules set out for the road are there to protect the people driving on them. The people who go against those rules need to be severely punished. Why? Is it a punishment for the endangerment you are to others. If I was in control of anything, I would ticket people for not signaling, for going too slow, for changing lanes incessantly for no reason, for tailgating etc etc. Road traffic crashes are the leading cause of death! That alone should be enough reason for the tunes to change. LOL I was thinking the exact same thing. |
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| Originally posted by Theresa |
the below is from an accident I investigated...

4 18-21 year olds, travelling 132 KM/h (according to the vehicle computer), struck a small cluster of trees (4 trees ranging from 3" to 5" in diameter).
The front right passenger fractured his tibia, fibula, 3 ribs, left clavicle, and suffered a traumatic brain injury.
The driver fractured his skull, femer, bruised his heart, collapsed a lung, suffered a traumatic brain injury resulting in cognitive impairments, and spent nearly 2 weeks in a coma.
The rear right passenger was lucky, only broke his righ humerus
the rear left passenger died but not until he had spent nearly an hour in extreme pain.
BTW, the driver swore to me in his statement that he was an excellent driver.
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| Originally posted by Moral Hazard BTW, the driver swore to me in his statement that he was an excellent driver. |
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