Selfish regarding what?
And just like that thunder Chris on KCCI called anyone and everyone.....even a cop who was parked under a bridge "selfish".
What a first rate tool.
I get that in theory that is why but as long as they were stopped on the shoulder there is nothing wrong with it. I don't watch KCCI news unless its the only thing on and the few times I have seen Chris on air he just comes off as a tool.Because you're not supposed to do that because it can cause bigger issues like pileups.
I get that in theory that is why but as long as they were stopped on the shoulder there is nothing wrong with it. I don't watch KCCI news unless its the only thing on and the few times I have seen Chris on air he just comes off as a tool.
Because you're not supposed to do that because it can cause bigger issues like pileups.
But the problem is it usually doesn't stop at just the shoulder. It tends to create a chain reaction that stops traffic in all lanes. And this also makes it more difficult for emergency vehicles to move through when necessary.
Yes. Because the potential dangers are much worse than a shattered windshield. Slow down, hit the hazards, pull off the interstate if you need to (like, off the interstate entirely, not onto the shoulder), but don't stop under an overpassNow toolbox Chris is showing car windows that were shattered driving in the storm. Yeah toolbox Chris.....I'm selfish for not wanting my windshield shattered while I drive.
But the problem is it usually doesn't stop at just the shoulder. It tends to create a chain reaction that stops traffic in all lanes. And this also makes it more difficult for emergency vehicles to move through when necessary.
Your weird obsession with this Chris guy aside, you still shouldn't pull off under an overpass, get off at the next exit maybe and find a gas station or something.Oh I agree. If however you are driving through a surprise hailstorm and all of a sudden what's in front of you becomes a problem, then yeah....you are going too fast and it can cause a pileup.
Not unlike the people who drive 75 mph in a blizzard and scratch their heads why they couldn't get stopped for that stuck pickup right in front of them.
In other words those who slow down or stop under these conditions aren't the problem. We all slow down or stop during rush hour or for an accident right? But not a hailstorm or blizzard?
Now toolbox Chris is showing car windows that were shattered driving in the storm. Yeah toolbox Chris.....I'm selfish for not wanting my windshield shattered while I drive.
It's too bad not everyone can get under an overpass during these situations so broken windshields can be avoided. But if you get caught in one of these and can't under a pass......stop. Better a hailstone hits a stationary object than one moving.
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I parked under a tree this morning, so no windows cracked. But, I drive a POS 2006 Ford Taurus, so I'm not really caring about the cosmetics.