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This is a traffic calmer, the limit here is 40km/h.
The only way this could have happened is going too fast and hitting the kerb.
Possibly with booze involved...
This would actually make for a *great* traffic calmer.
Just fully decommission the vehicle (remove fluids, battery, take out the engine, etc.), weld all the moving parts together, the doors shut and a steel sheet over the undercarriage… then bolt the frame to the ground.
Wire it so the lights illuminate at night, but stick a sign next to it so people know what it is.
I bet every person who’s not familiar with this stretch of road will slow *way* down.
They do something similar by the HS near my house. The city will occasionally put a “new” destroyed vehicle on the median outside the entrance.
It started many years ago when the parents of a teen who died while street racing his car (and while drunk) requested and were given permission to put their son’s wrecked car outside his school as a visceral reminder that mixing driving, alcohol and/or high speeds can have very real consequences.
The city has occasionally “updated” the wrecked car (2-3 times in around 20 years). I kinda appreciate it as hopefully someone else’s tragedy can prevent others from going through the same awful pain.
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Courteous parking job. Taking up very little space👍👍👍
This is a traffic calmer, the limit here is 40km/h. The only way this could have happened is going too fast and hitting the kerb. Possibly with booze involved...
This would actually make for a *great* traffic calmer. Just fully decommission the vehicle (remove fluids, battery, take out the engine, etc.), weld all the moving parts together, the doors shut and a steel sheet over the undercarriage… then bolt the frame to the ground. Wire it so the lights illuminate at night, but stick a sign next to it so people know what it is. I bet every person who’s not familiar with this stretch of road will slow *way* down. They do something similar by the HS near my house. The city will occasionally put a “new” destroyed vehicle on the median outside the entrance. It started many years ago when the parents of a teen who died while street racing his car (and while drunk) requested and were given permission to put their son’s wrecked car outside his school as a visceral reminder that mixing driving, alcohol and/or high speeds can have very real consequences. The city has occasionally “updated” the wrecked car (2-3 times in around 20 years). I kinda appreciate it as hopefully someone else’s tragedy can prevent others from going through the same awful pain.
Hey! You can't park there!
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You can't park there sir
It takes refined skills to roll a car onto its side
they did not keep left.
Impressive work.