Crazy frs driver
 

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1oLmUSOqKg"]Toyota FRS near collision with Hummer - YouTube[/ame]

this is why my insurance went up.....

LOL I just posted the link to this in someones thread about insurance! haha!!
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96421

And of course, it was the Hummer's fault right?!!!!

http://www.quickmeme.com/img/bb/bb4a...2afcfa31ef.jpg


Twin owner needs to be sent back to DMV. LOL

I don't see the problem. with all 200 horses under the hood, it easy to get this car sideways and not even realize it.

Actually, there's a question there. Was a u-turn legal at that intersection? If so, the Hummer driver would be at fault because the Hummer ran a stop sign.

If you have a stop sign and the crossing street does not, the stop sign means you have to wait until traffic is clear before proceeding. If a u-turn was legal at that intersection, that means the FR-S had the right of way. The Hummer failed to yield the right of way to the FR-S and would have been at fault if they had made contact.

Seems counter-intuitive, but it's true. The stop sign is the key. I don't see any signage that would prohibit a u-turn, and u-turns are legal in Florida. So it looks like it was, in fact, the Hummer's fault.

Here's a news story from Florida that explains it:

Good Question: Who has the right of way in a u-turn?

Pretty sure reckless driving, a misdemeanor, trumps any right of way rules in terms of at fault, just like a DUI.

The hummer was stopped at the beginning of the clip though, and I doubt you can predict someone making a u-turn in that manner, so you'd probably just expect a left turn when they didn't slow down to sane u-turn speeds.

He just locked the wheel left and dumped the clutch, I think he was blinded by adrenaline and thought he was the only one on the road...lol or he's just stupid. In this case probably both.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=96377

The hummer may have stopped at the stop sign and not expected the FRS would u-turn there the way he did. Also, the hummer stayed in the far lane, the FRS was the one who swung out too far if there was a collision. If this video was available for evidence in the accident, the FRS would definitely be at fault.

You're forgetting the "turned off trac/vsc" part, lol.

Stupid for doing drifts/donuts on public roads, but I'll give some style points on that one :lol:

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