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[QUOTE=MacScuba;2252698]Not Photoshop. Took the picture myself.[/QUOTE)
Sadly, I have seen worse. Living here for 20 + years, you learn to expect these kinds of things. Just another day in paradise! My vote is the driver couldn't wait his turn. Got mad, accelerated, and the rest..... Well! As they say, a picture is worth 1000 words. |
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If they were speeding, it couldn’t have been anybody that lives inside the villages. How about trying to make a u-turn around the island to go back into the village?
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However, you may be on to something. What if the driver was inattentive and took the exit too quick, (or possibly was forced to turn by some idiot to his left trying to take the first exit, or he was wrong by entering the RB when a car was coming around in the inner lane and similarly forced to exit, possibly when he intended to go straight through). Then, upon seeing the gate and gatehouse, as well as the U-turn break in the island, tried to swing right for radius and then turn left into that break, but hit the passenger side tires against the right hand curb. Depending on speed, that might flip the car. Of course, given the distance to the gate, unless he was driving a junker with bad brakes, there should be enough time to stop, so my vote is for either drunk or texting. |
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When I was a kid I was running my barracuda hard glanced a curb on a curve lost the tire bead and it flipped on it's side. Curb probably involved, brakes & acceleration with bad timing
PS I have been warned running a cart fast down a incline then hard brake will get squirrelly and flip it. Played with a guy that broke a arm as a passenger from that. |
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The vehicle would have had to have skidded across the roadway, but I can see no marks on the roadway to support that theory, so I could be all wrong. Hopefully, the newspaper will explain the details, and if so, I hope someone will give the explanation in tomorrow's TOTV. |
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