Why wasn't he stopped? Fairfax want us to believe these self centred moron was a hero. He didn't have visibility, thank the stars or whatever he didn't hit a motorbike. His precious Lexus was unsafe and he was blind. He did even go straight home but detoured via Nelson!
http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/chri...quake-wreckage
Where were the cops when they could have done something for road safety.
Yes I understand the quake terrified him as it did thousands of others but the others didn't believe they had the right to drive blind on NZ roads, he didn't even kick out the front windscreen so he could see where he was going.
Just glad he didn't hit anything. Cry me a river, he shouldn't have been driving it.As night fell, it began to rain, making it difficult to see cars braking on the winding roads in front of them. "When it started raining I could not put the wipers on and lights coming towards us went in all directions," Mr Vendt said![]()
In Wellington, a police officer was waiting to follow up a complaint the vehicle should not be on the road. Also sympathetic, she let the Vendts drive on to Waikanae. "She inspected the car, understood the situation."
He could have got a rental from Nelson before he got to her, could have gone direct to Picton and picked up a rental on the way. I do pity the cop though as she was on a hiding to nothing, if she had of booked him some bleeding heart would have said "how mean" but what if he had of hit someone with his lack of vision?
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