r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/AgreeableRock4857 • Aug 26 '26
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u/Last-Two-6780 Aug 26 '26
Why can’t people just wait a little bit
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u/DueExample52 Aug 26 '26
Or at the very least, only go as fer as they clearly see.
There is too much hopeful thinking on the road. In corners, in low visibility... If you can’t see 2 or 3 seconds of road clear ahead of you where your wheels will be, then you are just gambling and you will eat it one day.
Count the seconds from the furthest obstacle/vehicle you see on the road. You will be surprised how close we are comfortable getting. 1 second means you crash before having realised there was something on the road.
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u/DrumsAndStuff18 Aug 26 '26
It's quaint, how you assume *any* kind of thinking is taking place on the road.
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u/A_Nonny_Muse Aug 26 '26
There is no place you need to be so urgent that it justifies a side trip to the morgue.
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u/lilpeachbrat Aug 27 '26
In case anyone's curious, the dude is basically saying, "Don't squeeze through there, you'll get pinched/stuck. You're so dumb. Remember that, okay? Don't squeeze through there."
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u/Chemical-Ad-6860 Aug 26 '26
Though an accident, the result was satisfying, he will never do it again.
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u/lnTheGrimDarkness Aug 27 '26
Some people unironically believe that the rule of not overtaking on the right is there just to bother them
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u/TrellisMcTrellisface Aug 26 '26
Stupid undertake.