Oh boy, was it fun! The snow here is insane, can't see 3 feet. I was driving down the road away from school, and my dad (G2, have to have a passenger with me) was getting antsy. I was doing about 15 when I hit some slippery stuff, back end came out and i smoked a ford explorer. My little dinky toyota suffered a cracked bumper and broken headlight. I managed to pop on of the ford's tires though...
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Just got into a crash..
- Thread starter flakeh
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I've been hit by two cars, amazingly the worst i've ever had is a bruise, though the first time i didnt have any injuries whatsoever.
I seem to heal pretty quick.
I seem to heal pretty quick.
G2 requires passenger now. G2, then G1, then G ...or is it the other way around...yah..toehr way around
Pics will be up when it stops snowing. Can't see at all.
Requires passengers? G1 is the first one that you get, then you have to have a fully licensed driver with you.
lowsound
I'm not bragging. merely saying this was my first accident.
you'd be correct. I was confused.
you'd be correct. I was confused.
I demolished a 1986 Jeep Comanche, cuz the driver decided to make a left turn in front of me and another driver, and didn't notice EITHER of us coming at him. I ripped his rear axle off, caved in the whole passenger side of his truck, driveshaft laying on the ground, leaking every fluid possible.
My fender was wrinkled, my bumper was bent, and I lost a headlight. HAHAAA! FORD, BEEOTCHES!!!
My fender was wrinkled, my bumper was bent, and I lost a headlight. HAHAAA! FORD, BEEOTCHES!!!
I miss driving my Jeeps in the snow!! Those were the days. Barhopping via 4X4
Snowmobiles!... I remember all the joints were linked up by trails, or you could just blast out across the lakes or whatever. I guess the trails are patrolled a lot more now.
The Jeep was fun, too. Hard to hurt yourself when the thing only did about 49 mph wide open.
Ah yeah, the good old days.
Oh I just drove my moms Subaru today. Winter driving is fun, plus I did a bit of rally over steer in the snow, almost crashed into a snow bank (slow), but damn it's fun getting that front end over steer then counter steering 
Mark Wilson
Supporting Member
At least you studied hard for the test.
G2 you don't need a passenger, and G1 you need someone who in the car who has had their full license for a minimum of 5 years.
G2 you don't need a passenger, and G1 you need someone who in the car who has had their full license for a minimum of 5 years.
Four years, good thing that you studied as well. But that did change recently.
lowsound
It does sound like you are pretty proud of it though.
HINT: the goal is to try to NOT cause accidents, maybe they didn't cover that in class.
Mark Wilson
Supporting Member
I had my seatbelt on relaaax!
I'm not really 'proud' of it, but it was a learning experience. For the record, the test consisted of several questions like this:
When approaching an unmarked intersection, you:
A) drive through it
B) Slowly drive through it
C) Stop, look both ways, then proceed if clear.
D) Stop, yield traffic in a clockwise rotation
they are easy. way to easy
I'm not really 'proud' of it, but it was a learning experience. For the record, the test consisted of several questions like this:
When approaching an unmarked intersection, you:
A) drive through it
B) Slowly drive through it
C) Stop, look both ways, then proceed if clear.
D) Stop, yield traffic in a clockwise rotation
they are easy. way to easy
Wow, in between clicking to reply and actually replying I was reading some philosophy, then I went to reply and got really confused about what I was doing.
It got changed recently, no idea why, but it did. When you and I got our licenses it would have still been 5 years.
lowsound
