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I have no idea what the conditions were like for this incident, but I’ve blown through a 4-way stop sign when the sun was setting. There’s only so much sunglass
by macintux 2y ago
I have no idea what the conditions were like for this incident, but I’ve blown through a 4-way stop sign when the sun was setting. There’s only so much sunglasses can do.
- eptcyka 2y agoIf environmental factors incapacitate you, should you not slow down or stop?
- vortegne 2y agoYou shouldn't be on the road then? If you can't see, you should slow down. If you can't handle driving in given conditions safely for everyone involved, you should slow down or stop. If everybody would drive like you, there'd be a whole lot more death on the roads.
- alexjplant 2y ago¯\_(ツ)_/¯ If I can't see because of rain, hail, intense sun reflections, frost re-forming on my windshield, etc. then I pull over and put my flashers on until the problem subsides. Should I have kept the 4700 lb vehicle in fifth gear at 55 mph without the ability to see in front of me in each of these instances? I submit that I should not have and that I did the right thing.
- ablation 2y agoYet so much more YOU could have done, don’t you think?
- Doctor_Fegg 2y agoYes, officer, this one right here.
- singleshot_ 2y ago> There’s only so much sunglasses can do. For everything else, you have brakes.
- IshKebab 2y agoI know right? Once I got something in my eye so I couldn't see at all, but I decided that since I couldn't do anything about it the best thing was to keep driving. I killed a few pedestrians but... eh, what was I going to do?
- kelnos 2y agoYour license should be suspended. If conditions don't allow you to see things like that, you slow down until you can. If you still can't, then you need to pull over and wait until conditions make it safe to drive again. Gross.