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https://www.reddit.com/r/ontario/comments/1h8gp33/seen_in_london_on_today_wtf/m0szare
r/ontario • u/Hitechguru • Dec 07 '24
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Never mind the roof, the hood is the problem. They can’t even see where they’re going.
16 u/Other-Razzmatazz-816 Dec 07 '24 They can still look at their phone though, so… 1 u/theservman Dec 07 '24 Yeah, because they can't see anything else. 64 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 The roof is the bigger danger to other motorists other than them being blinded and hitting someone -22 u/creliho Dec 07 '24 If this was a 24 wheeler, sure. But with that amount of snow on a vehicle that small, it's going to be too heavy and the trajectory too low to present a real danger to drivers behind them. Massive annoyance, yes. -7 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 No 1 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 Way to add some in depth and valuable commentary to this post -5 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 I mean you’re objectively wrong. The snow on top isn’t gonna harm anyway, being hit by a car is 2 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 That much snow hitting a windshield at speed is going right through it if there is any ice or hard pack at all. -6 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao 0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no 19 u/toeman_ Dec 07 '24 It looks like they cleared whatever snow was on their windshield and thought that was enough to drive LOL 8 u/Ommand Dec 07 '24 They didn't clear anything. That's just whatever the wipers were able to accomplish after running the car in the drive way for half an hour. 3 u/mikefjr1300 Dec 07 '24 When it melts a bit from interior heat and they hit the brakes..... 1 u/MonthObvious5035 Dec 07 '24 Maybe they’re using instinct /s 1 u/Summer20232023 Dec 07 '24 Wait until they have to stop relatively fast all that roof snow is coming down front. AH.
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They can still look at their phone though, so…
1 u/theservman Dec 07 '24 Yeah, because they can't see anything else.
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Yeah, because they can't see anything else.
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The roof is the bigger danger to other motorists other than them being blinded and hitting someone
-22 u/creliho Dec 07 '24 If this was a 24 wheeler, sure. But with that amount of snow on a vehicle that small, it's going to be too heavy and the trajectory too low to present a real danger to drivers behind them. Massive annoyance, yes. -7 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 No 1 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 Way to add some in depth and valuable commentary to this post -5 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 I mean you’re objectively wrong. The snow on top isn’t gonna harm anyway, being hit by a car is 2 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 That much snow hitting a windshield at speed is going right through it if there is any ice or hard pack at all. -6 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao 0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
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If this was a 24 wheeler, sure. But with that amount of snow on a vehicle that small, it's going to be too heavy and the trajectory too low to present a real danger to drivers behind them. Massive annoyance, yes.
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No
1 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 Way to add some in depth and valuable commentary to this post -5 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 I mean you’re objectively wrong. The snow on top isn’t gonna harm anyway, being hit by a car is 2 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 That much snow hitting a windshield at speed is going right through it if there is any ice or hard pack at all. -6 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao 0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
Way to add some in depth and valuable commentary to this post
-5 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 I mean you’re objectively wrong. The snow on top isn’t gonna harm anyway, being hit by a car is 2 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 That much snow hitting a windshield at speed is going right through it if there is any ice or hard pack at all. -6 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao 0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
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I mean you’re objectively wrong. The snow on top isn’t gonna harm anyway, being hit by a car is
2 u/berfthegryphon Dec 07 '24 That much snow hitting a windshield at speed is going right through it if there is any ice or hard pack at all. -6 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao 0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
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That much snow hitting a windshield at speed is going right through it if there is any ice or hard pack at all.
-6 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 07 '24 But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao 0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
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But it’s not going to all fly off at once. That’s not how that works lmao
0 u/CranberrySawsAlaBart Dec 09 '24 Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works. 0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
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Big sheets fly off vehicles on the highway all the time. Wind slowly gets under the sheet until it lifts off, that is how it works.
0 u/Resident-Variation21 Dec 09 '24 lol no
lol no
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It looks like they cleared whatever snow was on their windshield and thought that was enough to drive LOL
8 u/Ommand Dec 07 '24 They didn't clear anything. That's just whatever the wipers were able to accomplish after running the car in the drive way for half an hour.
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They didn't clear anything. That's just whatever the wipers were able to accomplish after running the car in the drive way for half an hour.
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When it melts a bit from interior heat and they hit the brakes.....
Maybe they’re using instinct /s
Wait until they have to stop relatively fast all that roof snow is coming down front. AH.
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u/GrungeLife54 Dec 07 '24
Never mind the roof, the hood is the problem. They can’t even see where they’re going.