Comment Re:S.U.V. (Score 1) 420
Actually you pointed out that people who think they can't avoid accidents shouldn't be allowed to drive. Once again you are a fucking moron. Accidents will happen. When they do, some people would like to have a large amount of steel around them.
Bikes can stop much more quickly than a car, make tighter turns etc. You were sitting at a light and got nailed, how could you have avoided the accident? Your point was nonsensical. I also think most of the problems with rollovers come from the smaller SUVs based on car bodies, not the larger truck based ones. Smaller SUVs are really just a tall car and anyone who buys one to be "safer" hasn't done the correct research.
You were lucky with your accident. I can't count the number of accidents I've seen where the rear passengers did not survive in a small car. I changed my driving route to avoid an intersection that had at least a fatality every couple of weeks, plus a serious accident almost daily. Usually a small car and a construction vehicle or truck. Rear passengers were the most common deaths. Down here, many of the trucks use custom bumpers welded to the frame. In an accident with a small car they penetrate through the crumple zones. Look up RanchHand bumpers. They look great, are functional, and will drive a truck through a Jetta.
Pop-Ups are camping in South Texas when it's 95 degrees until after midnight. Or really anything with an AC. Canoe? You should waterproof your backpack and float on it. That's camping.
Bikes can stop much more quickly than a car, make tighter turns etc. You were sitting at a light and got nailed, how could you have avoided the accident? Your point was nonsensical. I also think most of the problems with rollovers come from the smaller SUVs based on car bodies, not the larger truck based ones. Smaller SUVs are really just a tall car and anyone who buys one to be "safer" hasn't done the correct research.
You were lucky with your accident. I can't count the number of accidents I've seen where the rear passengers did not survive in a small car. I changed my driving route to avoid an intersection that had at least a fatality every couple of weeks, plus a serious accident almost daily. Usually a small car and a construction vehicle or truck. Rear passengers were the most common deaths. Down here, many of the trucks use custom bumpers welded to the frame. In an accident with a small car they penetrate through the crumple zones. Look up RanchHand bumpers. They look great, are functional, and will drive a truck through a Jetta.
Pop-Ups are camping in South Texas when it's 95 degrees until after midnight. Or really anything with an AC. Canoe? You should waterproof your backpack and float on it. That's camping.
