Only if you care about public safety. 40 mph over the posted limit seems excessive to me
Exactly - everyone seems to forgive speeding for a variety of issues, but I knew a guy who was seriously injured in a wreck where a speeding driver lost control of his car and crashed into this guy's car and crippled him. Speeding is a pretty selfish thing to do, but Woods seems to pretty much go by his own set of rules, I guess.
It is but I believe the point is to thank God he and every driver on the road at that time are alive.
Maybe, I wasn’t there, but in no way would i believe one could hit the gas over brake and increase to that speed and roll. It is a case of trying to save face for a person that so many hold in high esteem. He is nothing more than a golfer.
I may have gone 5 mph over the speed limit on occasion but I drive a Prius. Everyone I know makes fun of my driving. What's your point, Dad? I've never recklessly sped down any street like Woods did, but then again I don't have that sense of entitlement that people like Woods have.
It's not entitlement it's a decision. And speeding is speeding. Don't be so quick to condemn if you have done it too.
That is why South Carolina traffic laws say driving that much over the limit is also a charge of reckless driving.
Wow ......... I hate it when the liberal racists chime in. But that’s how you guys roll
I guess you got your "virtue signaling" points in for the day. You and your ilk are sick people.
People like you make the ignore feature easy to use!
I wouldn't spend too much time wondering about the vehicle beyond whether the accelerator pedal stuck to the floor as he was traveling down that narrow, curvey road.
Freddy. We were having a nice discussion up until the race baiter jumped in. No one mentioned anything about race until him. Race had absolutely nothing to do with this wreck. Poor judgement, yes. Possible malfunction, yes. Wishes for his recovery , yes An unusual thread which was devoid of any race mention. And you are right, golf isn’t the same. He left his mark on the game
With his history of substance abuse and previous DUI arrest while on pain pills, yes it mattered to find out if was impaired or not. Beyond that... No, it is not that important IMO- a tragedy for him and the sport regardless the cause but at least the confident statements about “no sign of impairment” is an indication he had not relapsed to substance abuse issues.
Completely out of left field... You are the problem here- not a single comment referred to his race until yours. This type of stupidity is what fuels the racial divide in our country.
I am a Tiger fan. Incident analysis is always appropriate. That’s how they find things like defective car parts that can potentially harm many more people.
There’s not indication of impairment because they didn’t check.
Doubtful, I’m not normally pushing the accelerator to 100% and texting and driving and I do both from time to time. Just not at the same time.
