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And you think it's because of the bumpiness of the ride? You're going to kill someone driving like that on public roads. I was in the backseat of a car driving
by think-about-it 8y ago
And you think it's because of the bumpiness of the ride? You're going to kill someone driving like that on public roads.
I was in the backseat of a car driving like that in high school. Driver lost control while changing lanes, we swerved across multiple lanes of traffic, exited the interstate and flipped five times. The two people in the car not wearing seatbelts were thrown from the vehicle as we rolled.
Nobody died, but by rights any or all of us should have.
Seriously, stop.
- davrosthedalek 8y agoIt is absolutely common to drive that fast on German roads. With less accidents/mile than America. It needs good driver education, good roads and good cars, and then it's fine.
- bn-usd-mistake 8y agoIt's 200 MPH, not KMH. Going ~320 KMH is not absolutely common on German roads
- kenhwang 8y agoEven seeing cars capable of going 200mph is a rarity. Very few cars can go 200mph and they're all rather expensive.
- davrosthedalek 8y agoThe parent was talking about 120 mph, which is close to 200 kmh.
- reaperducer 8y agoAnd you think it's because of the bumpiness of the ride? No, because of the flimsiness of the car. You're going to kill someone driving like that on public roads. Ordinarily, I'm on your side with that. But this was a one-off passing a Winnebago on a downhill in a part of the country where you can see the road is clear for 20 miles ahead through the valley up into the next mountain pass.