Dieselman
Banned
- Joined
- Jul 13, 2003
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- Car
- Peugeot 403 Convertible
Is that low water?
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They closed the road at my mother's house in Wraysbury. 2 foot of water. Plenty of people driving through it, even though it's barriered off.
I actually feel for this driver. The sign only warns Ford vehicles.
Every year without fail at least one idiot manages to drown their car & sometimes nearly die at that ford despite the signs you see & signs further up the road saying 'ROAD CLOSED'. A couple of years ago they installed the signs in the picture (which have flashing lights) with huge local publicity but still idiots continue being idiots. There were calls for physical drop down barriers which I'm sure will now be demanded again.
In the summer it's about 6-8 inches deep.
It's just impossible to legislate or protect all the people from their own stupidity all the time.
It's just impossible to legislate or protect all the people from their own stupidity all the time.
Unimog with snorkel should have made mincemeat of that, I suspect during servicing the inlet tract was not exactly put back together to factory spec.......or it was a cheaper after market attachment.
How can it be 2 feet deep and people still drive through it?
I see a snorkel...why did it stop?
I can show you one lunch break if you like..your car, not mine
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