I know that road, it is downhill and maybe 40 mph, but I would hardly call it dangerous unless you stopped looking where you are going.
I know that road, it is downhill and maybe 40 mph, but I would hardly call it dangerous unless you stopped looking where you are going.
eray wrote:
I've found no source that says he's "near de[a]th." Do you have one? Or is this just more mendacity from you?
The OP will slink back into anonymity, never to be heard from again. That's why they don't care about lying.
ReallybroReally wrote:
I know that road, it is downhill and maybe 40 mph, but I would hardly call it dangerous unless you stopped looking where you are going.
Not knowing the road at all and the direction he was going....possible glare from the sun?
There's an outdoor track right next to the accident. Wonder if he was trying to hit a runner on their way to the track?
MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:
ReallybroReally wrote:
I know that road, it is downhill and maybe 40 mph, but I would hardly call it dangerous unless you stopped looking where you are going.
Not knowing the road at all and the direction he was going....possible glare from the sun?
I doubt it as he was going north, the rising sun would have been to the southeast and behind a hill
Rojo, speeding and reckless driving is a conscious decision to put others at risk.
The one thing there is there is in places, a very nice view of downtown and the mountains to the north.
MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:
ReallybroReally wrote:
I know that road, it is downhill and maybe 40 mph, but I would hardly call it dangerous unless you stopped looking where you are going.
Not knowing the road at all and the direction he was going....possible glare from the sun?
He was speeding. He was risking the lives of everyone. Hope he is prosecuted big time.
Also, it was reported that another accident (rear end collision) occurred there right after Tiger's. Maybe too many people use this road as a raceway.
Precious Roy wrote:
Looks like he totaled a courtesy vehicle from the Genesis tournament.
You would think that Tiger would have a driver given how fragile his back has been and his past problems with pain meds. He has such a narrow window to get the last few majors to beat out Nicklaus.
No way can get he get Jack’s “record.” But, if Jack were playing today amid all of the talent out there, he only wins 10 majors. Or maybe 6. Speaking of depth. Golf is much deeper now than the 70s and 80s.
Don't make sense...I always heard Woods was a good driver.