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Originally Posted by GreatWhiteEbola
No one rear ended the officer, not sure how the officer is at fault. The cars following too close during rush hour in winter are to blame. The key to this is who is driving in the middle car...  |
Yuh, I cant speak for the others, but I know for sure that I was wasnt technically following too close- I had enough time to see what was happening and maneuver out of the way, but there is no way I would have been able to stop in time had I stayed in the lane, and Im in a 4x4 with winter tires... I dont know how much further I should have been following to make it completely safe, cause I was a few car lengths back. If I recall correctly, that section of glenmore is in pretty decent condition, but perhaps mildly slippery. Either the cop, or the car behind him stopped too fast, and the cars behind were probably following a bit too close for the conditions.