Oooppps

[macca]

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/driver-escapes-serious-injury-after-ute-plouhs-into-back-of-caravan-on-warrego-highway/story-e6freon6-1226425614561

Around here road work stop site are 40klm I think, 60klm at least and there are heaps of notification signs to warn you.

The people who put the stop light in a 100klm zone might have some questions to answer.

Bloke in the ute is probably still in the deep stuff, got to feel for him.

Macca

[NissanGQ4.2]

Maybe the ute drive was tired and wanted to take a quick nap *LMAO*

[macca]

Could have been smoko and he wanted a cuppa and a bickie,:coffeetime:

[threedogs]

Couldnt get it any squarer, think he did a good job, I like

[oncedisturbed]

ouchies!!!!

[Clunk]

Well fancy not being able to notice a stationary vehicle on a straight road..........:SNruQWn369624407:

[wildgu6]

maybe they cut him off earlier down the road and road rage took over, I know when dicks cut me off i feel like giving em a shunt lol
or it might of been brekie time and he thought it was a drive through brekie stop, the mind plays tricks when the tummys rumblin

[AB]

I thought you couldn't drop the speed limit for roadworks at more than 40km intervals?

I can't remember the exact law but I thought if you were doing roadworks on 100km highway then you should have a Roadworks sign with a speed dropped to 80km/h few hundred before and then another one dropped to 40km/h 100m or so before the work site then have the temporary traffic lights at the work site....

Its been a while since ive been in that scene though...lol

[threedogs]

Gives a new meaning to DRIVE THROUGH

[Finly Owner]

He was camping in a Camper Trailer, I mean he even popped up the pop top...................




Tim

[MC97GQ]

It's an interesting variation on those people who have the Winnebagos with the little Suzuki Vitara/Jimmny getting towed behind, store the ute in the camper for when it's needed.