Driving on ice

[jesus_man]

Yeah that's some nasty stuff. Had something similar happen here locally just before new years.

Video has some language in it.

YouTube - 20 Car Pile up P.1 - Ian Smith

J.D.

 

[RvDUB]

I will try that again, forgot the picture.
By the way, we were able to get over 50 MPH on ice that was 28"s thick.

Great Shot! I am taking the LR3 up to Georgetown this weekend! Will post pics!

 

[RvDUB]

One observation... every ****** nozzle in a pickup lost traction and created the most damage... Unbelievable.

 

[jesus_man]

Hey Mike, I had a bronco of mine on the ice one year. Was pretty fun, but I never got up to those speeds.

J.D.

 

[Skunkape]

Hey RVDUB,

Are you going to Eiskana? If you see a White LR3 on the lake thats us. Unless there is more than one.

Supposed to snow, which makes for some great photos

Brian

 

[jesus_man]

One observation... every ****** nozzle in a pickup lost traction and created the most damage... Unbelievable.

Of course a pickup will cause the most damage in an accident because they are generally bigger and heavier than the other vehicles. To single out all pickup truck drivers in this incidence is not fair. It'd be interesting to count how many sedans, SUV's, Van, & trucks were involved and I think it'd even out pretty good and then you could lump all drivers into your category. I guess I am defending myself as I am a pickup truck driver.

J.D.

 

[roverman]

Not to mention that if an Lr3 came up to that hill, more than likely he would have tried it too...and failed by the look of it.

 

[churious]

The funny thing about that video here in my hometown Spokanistan is that I was killing it everywhere in the LR3 on that very same day. I don't get it why very little residents can drive in these conditions. Even in my FWD VW Wagon I just put her in a low gear and its fine.