The first one was my fault. I was sitting at a stop sign, waiting to turn left onto a busy street. I saw a hole in front of a school bus, so I hit the gas. I didnt notice, but the road was a little damp. It had been lightly raining the night before and the sun had dried off the streets, except this was in the shade. So anyway, you know what happens when you floor it on a damp road. The car went about 10 feet then just sat there and spun. I eased off the gas and went again. The hole in front of the bus wasnt big enough to be dicking around. I just made it across, good thing the bus driver was doing the speed limit, any faster and T-bone.
I was on my home from work about 3am, at night whenever I come up on an intersection, I always look. Good thing, a 80s F-150 was blasting along, I had the green, he had the red. He never even slowed down, I bet he was doing 60+ in a 35 zone. Im sure the meat wagon wouldnt have even stopped by the emergency room, one way ticket to the funeral home on that one.
Im 45 and have never been in a car wreck, Im trying to keep it that way.
I was on my home from work about 3am, at night whenever I come up on an intersection, I always look. Good thing, a 80s F-150 was blasting along, I had the green, he had the red. He never even slowed down, I bet he was doing 60+ in a 35 zone. Im sure the meat wagon wouldnt have even stopped by the emergency room, one way ticket to the funeral home on that one.
Im 45 and have never been in a car wreck, Im trying to keep it that way.
. Luckily I didn't hit the van or run into oncoming traffic, which was about the only things that would have happened. I regained control and now I drive like a granny in the rain, lol. It was so strange when it happened since everything felt like it was in slow motion, it was pretty creepy.
