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http://wdzinc.net/blog/wp-content/up...06/popcorn.jpg IN BEFORE FC but yeah OP... just man it up and tell ICBC - you can roll in a corolla for a while to slowly build your discount again... |
Glad that you're okay, but had you not posted this, although unethical, your best option would have just been to walk away scrapping the car. But now, your smartest and best option is to report to ICBC and let them deal with everything. You left the scene of an accident with glass shards everywhere on the highway that could have caused more damage or accidents. Posted via RS Mobile |
lol i saw it, and a ton of glass, i was going to quickly to really pay attention if it snapped in half or not, but it's on it's side for sure. |
So it seems like there IS significant damage to City property. Now you HAVE to call ICBC since you'll possibly be getting a call from ICBC or the RCMP hit and run unit. Oh and look up S.252 of the Criminal Code of Canada. Posted via RS Mobile Quote:
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Picture of light pole damage ? i want to see this. |
jaywalking is also a indirect safety concern...so the next time I see someone dashing in front of my car I should be a hero by stepping out of my car and ask the instigator for identification so I may forward it to a buddy who's a police. |
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You're comparing apples and oranges here. Here in BC, as you may already know, they are constantly stepping up enforcement against drunk driving. What is it about? It's about getting drunk drivers off the road to make it a safer place. Now what? Replace drunk with irresponsible. So stop being a smart ass and understand that there is tolerance level as to what the social norm for safety on public roads are. |
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Noizz I feel you have a valid argument from the previous page. However, I would never compare a burnout (which is completely intentional...and in front of dozens of people literally meters away from the car) to an accident, despite the obvious damage on OP's car suggests he was driving carelessly. I admit the convenience of all this already posted on a website made the reporting a lot easier, but the mentality is the same. I can think of many other situations where others have openly admitted to an irresponsible action when they should be reported. I believe people should take responsibility for their actions, but let the police do their jobs. If you want irresponsible drivers off our road, we should target motorists with burnt taillights and even those who forget to turn on their headlights at night. Where do we draw this tolerence level? Unless it's blatantly speeding or drunk driving, hit & run to a ped or a personal property, I stick with the MYOB acronyms I learned in elementary school. |
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Now, you said it yourself, unless its blatantly speed or drunk driving, MYOB. How do you know that the OP wasn't blatantly speeding or drunk? Of course he isn't going to admit it in his post. He may well have been speeding or drunk at the time of the accident. Although I'm in no position to accuse him of this, he leveled a lamp post backwards for crying out loud. I don't think that careless driving would have caused that. Others may think otherwise, but my original argument was why SoulCrusher would be failed. A snitch is someone who informs the authorities right? - A burnout is illegal - Breaching your duty as a driver at an accident is illegal The burnout is intentional, leaving the scene of your accident and not reporting it is also intentional. Therefore, the burnout situation at previous RS meets where RS members informed the authorities concludes that those members are snitches. People should take responsibility, but there are those that are not responsible if you don't set an example. Whether you choose to MYOB or "snitch" is really your choice. It is obvious that we all have different levels of tolerance, so why should someone be failed for expressing their concern? I myself usually MYOB, but I'm just annoyed by the fact that RS is keen on keeping the streets safe, but somehow they fail another member for taking action? |
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Sorry but all of RS doesn't have the same keen goal of keeping the streets safe. We all have different opinions. The ones that failed the "snitch" can already tell you that they think otherwise already in this particular case. Don't think just because a few members were reported doing burnout at meets and doing illegal violations with or without the due care of others, represent that we all care about the crackdown on all criminal activities in and around the City of Vancouver that pass by. In cases that don't affect the community, I personally, can care less already. I see someone with no lights on at night that could pose a threat to maybe another senior driver that couldn't see easily at night, so I guess I need to take a picture and forward it to the police. I see someone outside my neighborhood that did a U-turn while a police car just passed by the other side and didn't take note of it, so I need to follow the car, take pictures and forward it to the police. That's what a citizen needs to do so that the driver gets their consequences |
that poor poor lamp post. also, this guys blog is not going to help his icbc case |
sigh the stuff people "trust" the internet with |
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http://www.youtube.com/thechengman#p/u/2/m3kkXywhqME THIS Boss Nguyen from YouTube?! AKA The Chengman?! Wow. |
OP, I give you 10 dolla for your car. lmk |
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Just my opinion... I havnt failed anyone in this thread, because I think all arguments are valid.. but for those of you that went through the trouble of finding OP's blog + youtube account do you feel that accomplished screwing someone you dont know personally over? I dont mean we should "cover up" for the OP, just my own argument, think of it from OP's point of view You were in an accident and your car is beyond repair. He already lost out I would say 10,000. Now, 10,000 to anyone is alot of money wouldnt you say? If OP was from vansky powered by mommy daddy, sure why the fuck not report this to the police. But, this is not the case, I personally worked my ass off to save up enough $$ to buy a car, at least to me, this incident has already taught a lesson to OP even without the huge ass penalty now he is going to face. Have all of you ever not have destroyed any public property what so ever during your whole life? (intentional or not) did you all went and report yourselfs? OP came to revscene for help on HOW TO SALVAGE HIS CAR, to cut his losses from his hard earned money. revscene is suppose to be a community to help each other out, not thinking 5Xs before posting something. I already think there is "enough" hate going around the forum, and now this... I joined Revscene originally, not because revscene was a law breaking, street racing gearheads. But because it was a supportive community, where we look out for every single members within the club. Sometimes the "right" thing to do (in this case, fwd shit to RCMP) might not always be the "right" thing to do. Do you guys always "BE A MAN, DOOOO the RIGHT THING" in every situation you ever encountered? just my 0.02 (i am an imiigrant, so my english/grammer/spellin is shit lol props to anyone who can read thru the whole thing once and understand it) and no I dont know the OP personally, but I am somewhat dissapointed at the outcome of thie thread. Do we have to be this careful now, and be scared to post up your own cars that are running all straight pipes or slammed so low that it breaks the MVA law enforcement? I know police are members on this forum, so just let the police to their job.... They can get shit done without us fwd them shit here and there... |
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