Alberta: Driving Too Fast for the Conditions

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  1. Runawayscreaming

    Runawayscreaming Medium Load Member

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    Runawayscreaming, Dec 24, 2017
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    She (43) was smooth sailing at 2AM this morning. I did see that rig truck sitting in the median in the dark though.
     
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    I seen one recovery in progress by Chip Lake on 16 this evening and that's it.
     
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    No surprise when traffic bunches up and does not leave safe distance. Vehicles in ditch likely had no where to go. It’s a divided highway FFS. Should be no accidents, I don’t give a shot about ice, it’s broad daylight. What a bunch of losers
    Mounties need to start ticketing drivers by the dozens.
     
    Jazz1, Dec 26, 2017
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    Didn't you see the rainbow warrior in the median just behind the triaxle flatbed and beside a super bee gas tanker that is still on the road?
     
    beastr123, Dec 26, 2017
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