Why women shouldn't drive cars

[avgas]

maybe lipstick was being applied.....

And now she is going to look like the Joker.

Why sssoooo SSSSERIOUSSSSSS?

[JR1]

... and doesn't it have a ridiculously low 30km/hr speed limit along there too? We are talking a narrow city street with retail/commercial buildings along each side and no sense that you would want to be going fast at all, so I am sure she has achieved a miracle by flipping her car there.

yep 30kph there now, to be honest im quite impressed with what shes done considering the situation.

[huff3r]

OMG haha. My cars fuel pump died Monday last week and the towie that picked me up was just telling me about someone who'd rolled a RAV4 on a straight road in the city
He said he had absolutely no idea how she couldve possibly done it...

[Clairsky]

its obviuos what happened...texting, hit a parked car,maybe tried to swerve at last moment,roll over

Na, the male that designed it and the other one that built it, stuffed up. No other explanation viable!

[Sentox]

I love the way the report says...

"Lara Carson, a student at Victoria University, was shifting house when her Toyota flipped near the Speight's Ale House."

... like that kind of thing just happens at Speight's Ale House all the time! You know... one minute your car's tooling along quite calmly, then the next it throws it's head in the air, leaps off its wheels and lays down there in the road.

The way crashes are reported always amuses me. The favourite media description is something like "...when the car left the road". I really hope my car doesn't just decide to leave the road some day while I'm in it. That would suck.

[Bald Eagle]

"...when the car left the road". .

and if the car does the leaving does it have to pay IRD Support

[motorbyclist]

well clearly raising the driving age one or two years and making the licence test longer is going to prevent this type of thing from happening so often.

yeah right.

[peasea]

The way crashes are reported always amuses me. The favourite media description is something like "...when the car left the road". I really hope my car doesn't just decide to leave the road some day while I'm in it. That would suck.

My fave is "the vehicle lost control..."
What the blazes was the vehicle doing in control? Shouldn't the driver be in control?