I learned to drive in Michigan, but when it's snowy or icy in Atl, I stay off the roads. Because I know every soccer-mom and soccer-dad is going to hit the road in their 2-wheel-drive luxoliner SUV to show off. And show off they do.
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The guy obviously needs to reevaluate his driving, but we've had snow on the roads since October, should definitely be taking it easier by now. Sounds like he was on factory tires too, which on our ice rinks suck. I run blizzaks on everything from October to April to be sure I can stop and turn when it's nasty. It was morning rush hour on a 3 lane each way road with a bunch of lights. Sounds like he needs to pay attention to traffic better ?
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Not how you should go about getting a white roof.
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hmmmm
Driver shouldn't have watched that Bronco G.O.A.T. commercial before driving to work.
Driver shouldn't have watched that Bronco G.O.A.T. commercial before driving to work.
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You are correct. Short wheelbase with narrow stance, can get squirrely under certain conditions
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So lets chalk this up to the driver since this is his 2nd car totaled in less than ONE MONTH! 
Glad they are ok though!
Glad they are ok though!
This will be my first 4x4. First vehicle like this. My avatar is already making predictions!!!
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jaysus...two in three weeks that sucks. Was the 1st one his fault? If so not a good start to 21 and his insurance is going to kill him. If the first one was not his fault sucks for the bad luck.
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Clearly the lane keeping system was turned off. Well unless they put that snow bank in the lane.Know your vehicle......., would this have prevented the collision? Instead, driver swerved and crashed.
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Why do I feel the driver's name was Rick?
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Because it got rollollololed
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He wrecked his old one 3 weeks ago.....maybe the old boy shouldn't even be allowed to drive.
Guessing not because iceKnow your vehicle......., would this have prevented the collision? Instead, driver swerved and crashed.
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OK, so I just got back from driving this stretch of road, the guy literally hit that snow pile behind the vehicle and launched it and rolled. Absolutely impressive and terrible timing as that's about the only snow plow pile like that in that section of road. but looking at the tracks he just ran it up a 6-8ft pile of snow and right on it's roof. Kind of impressive actually...
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