Do You Think Speeding Was A Factor In This Crash???
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 3:03 am Post subject: More than 100 Cars Crash in a Chain Reaction on Highway 400
More Than 100 Vehicles Damaged In Highway 400 Chain Reaction Pileups
Sunday January 20, 2008 CityNews.ca Staff
The vehicles lined up one after another, a seemingly endless stretch of bent metal and flashing lights.
All along Highway 400 Sunday afternoon crashes mounted in a horrific chain of events that forced closures in both directions for hours and left an astounding total of more than 100 vechiles damaged in its wake.
Most of the carnage occurred between Highway 9 near Newmarket and Highway 89 at Cookstown.
Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:56 pm Post subject: Not just speeding
I am pretty sure that speed was only one of the factors. I see this terrible trend on the road, as winter comes people drive even more agressive! I'd say speed coupled with following too closely, inability to handle a car in the winter, inadequate tires!!!, poor brakes, lack of ABS, lack of skill to avoid the crash (you can spin the car around great many obstacles), and lack of common sense to a. slow down b. stay further back. Please drive safe on our icy winter roads!
Joined: 22 Apr 2008 Posts: 36 Location: In YOUR rearview mirror!
Posted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 7:43 pm Post subject:
Not necessarily speed was the cause in any pileups.
Easy one here to figure out......Driver's failing to adjust their driving habits for the weather conditions.
Driving Habits - slowing down, following distance, driving the vehicle beyond your capability, driving faster than one can clearly see a safe distance to stop
I see this all the time..and hear the whining...but the road was icy....well the other 200 motorists going past us are not in the ditch....nice little check box on the accident report "speed too fast for conditions" is checked! _________________ The above noted material is NOT legal advice, it is an opinion only!
Not necessarily speed was the cause in any pileups.
Easy one here to figure out......Driver's failing to adjust their driving habits for the weather conditions.
Driving Habits - slowing down, following distance, driving the vehicle beyond your capability, driving faster than one can clearly see a safe distance to stop
I see this all the time..and hear the whining...but the road was icy....well the other 200 motorists going past us are not in the ditch....nice little check box on the accident report "speed too fast for conditions" is checked!
_________________ I don't blame people for their mistakes, but I do ask that they pay for them.
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