Originally posted by erogic1 ok now i have another question....
is it ok to hold on the brakes while going over a set of train tracks or speed bumps??
my dad says it can ruin the brakes....is this true?
thz
hmmm. Might stress them a bit. It could put some flat spots on the tires, though. Just remember that any time your wheels are locked you have no steering control so it would be best to just roll over the bumps.
Originally posted by AAF Striker How about brake enough before the tracks so you don't hit the tracks too hard and just roll over them and don't keep the brake down....
That's the way. Look down the road, anticipate any obstacles, and adjust your speed accordingly.
It’s like I tell my son. (example) You want to drive your car fast over the railroad tracks because it looks cool and makes you feel cool… then fine. Go ahead. It’s your car.
If you want to drive over the tracks in my car… you follow my rules. If you don’t... you no longer have the privilege of driving my car. You decide.
People will forget what you said... and people will forget what you did... but people will never forget how you made them feel.
SO i got a quick quesiton....why is this kid suddenly calling everyone BUDDY and stuff? Wasnt he just bad mouthing some of our more important residents?
Very confused......
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You want me to setup my computer outside and stream the action from the kids across the street?
I don't doubt that you have a lot of wrecks per week. I know some places like that. What I doubt is that most of them are fatality's, like you said. If there was quite a few, the school, and/or the lawmakers would put up some sort of stop light, or they would have police waiting outside to watch.
thz guys
