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It’s the road not the driver
A man has identified an accident blackspot in Northern Ireland.
He has sent the Department of Infrastructure a selection of clips showing vehicles crashing in the same place over the period of a month.
See more👉 https://t.co/fc6U6W9uZC pic.twitter.com/hp52KyGonV
— Sky News (@SkyNews) August 6, 2023
“A man has identified an accident blackspot in Northern Ireland. He has sent the Department of Infrastructure a selection of clips showing vehicles crashing in the same place over the period of a month.”
You really have to watch the video though.
Found the location! Really hard to understand the crashes unless someone is pouring oil on the road when it’s wet. I suppose there’s always a remote chance that the drivers are not seeing the “SLOW” sign right before the gentle bend, though.
Do you have enough experience
Do you have enough experience yet to know the real world battery life?
Have they been washed there by floodwater?Hmmm, I guess it’s possible. It does look a bit like 中国.
That seems like a lot of
That seems like a lot of grams of carbs for a five year old, although many parents seem to let them drink that much in soda regularly.
I thought it was four black
I thought it was four black Audis working to keep a stereotype alive, but I see now that one is a black VW.
“Hey guys, want to go to the beach? Why don’t the four of us all drive separately?”
I hope the footage from this
I hope the footage from this police chase ends up on Street View!
This one looks like it was
This one looks like it was written by a ChatBot, except for the repeated “having the proper lighting requirements” which is awkward to me. I’d use either “having the required lighting” or “having proper lighting.” Maybe “meeting the lighting requirements.”
I love this comment.
I love this comment.
Seems like it worked!
Seems like it worked!
If you delete this newly posted image comment, does the original image remain on the server and still appear in the main post?(ie. Does deleting the comment leave the image, as opposed to deleting the image from the comment?)
I wondered that myself. Testing…
Fraternising with the extras,
Fraternising with the extras, I see.
hawkinspeter wrote:
Me, in 2009.
you messing with HTML tags?Yes. Basic procedure is to put the text format dropdown in “Plain text” mode, add/edit the <img… tag, then put it back in “Filtered HTML” mode before saving. If you add the <img… tag while in “Filtered HTML” mode, it replaces the <> symbols with < and > .
Woohoo!
Woohoo!
Now seeing if I can add a newly uploaded image… like this one.
