That would certainly make commuting more fun.
Is anyone getting tired of the almost daily accidents?
- Thread starter 3CATSAILOR
- Start date
Three Injured, One Flown Out After Serious Collision With Multiple Vehicles In Callaway - The BayNet
CALLAWAY, Md. – On September 10, 2023 at approximately 12:38 p.m., emergency personnel responded to Point Lookout Road in the area of Little Flower School for a serious motor vehicle accident. Crews arrived on the scene to find multiple vehicles involved with injured occupants. EMS evaluated 3...
thebaynet.com
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Double-edge blade. Many, including myself, get into the left lane just past Outback, intending to turn left at the Bean Center. I do that way back there because the left lane traffic moves well over the speed limit, and if you don't take the opportunity to move left early, you have to fight your way in. The traffic light at Clarke's Landing bottles it up making it even harder to get left before the Bean center. Many of the drivers heading for the Bean center are elderly, so you can't expect them to drive like they're in a sports car dodging traffic.I don't mind people slowing for rain, but when they camp the left lane on 235 north up between Hollywood and Hughesville with flashers going and decide to try and cut me off if I pass on the right, that's a bit annoying.
After the Bean center, they should be in the right lane.
glhs837
Power with Control
I get that. But when it's 5 miles, and you try and act like a cop blocking a pass, that's when it cries the line imo.
I put rocket launchers on our old Volkswagen thing, they shot estes mosquitoes. They blistered the paint a little bit.
One of my classmates in college was a chemistry major. He came up with epoxy based paintballs.
3CATSAILOR
Well-Known Member
I witnessed the red light running in Charlotte Hall. Except it was late at night. And if was a "Horse and Buggy". Does the horse get the ticket or the Buggy operator? And how do you ticket him when the horse or the Buggy operator doesn't have a license
I was glad to see the Sheriff's Office doing an outstanding job at St. Mary's College working radar throughout the 30 mph zone. It was needed quite a bit. Many folks have told me that people drive too fast through the College. I am sure the radar enforcement will make people think twice.
YES YES YES AND HELL YES. Irritates the hell out of me when they speed through that section and pass you in that section despite the double yellow lines or sit on your ass from the 40 to 30 zone. When concealed carry comes through, it ought to be a law that you can shoot to kill speeders, passers, and ass sitters.
LightRoasted
If I may ...
For your consideration ...
Don't mention that in your interview. That statement alone could be grounds to deny that permit.
Don't mention that in your interview. That statement alone could be grounds to deny that permit.
Half kidding and not even applying. It does irritate the hell out of me the way people disrespect the speed limit in that section though - don't even know why. I think because it's quiet through there and a pretty view - I wish people would chill and enjoy it for the mere minute they have to slow down.
I've already forgotten what day they were there. I've been passed in that section twice in the last two weeks always after midnight. The last time I saw the headlights way back and on my rear like seconds later. The not so funny thing is that once he got past me, I realized it was my twenty something ******* neighbor that drives a white Tesla or a white BMW or a black Tesla; he changes cars like some people change underwear. He was still sitting in the driveway when I got home playing his rap crap loud enough to rattle the windows.
If anyone needs to be shot for passing in SMC it's him.
Last edited:
glhs837
Power with Control
Oh, I'm rarely heading out that late, and never to the south.
3CATSAILOR
Well-Known Member
Another one today in to a tree. How many does it take until something is done to at least slow it down?
Darwin is always right.
Did you read the report?
Police Investigating Motor Vehicle Collision in Port Tobacco That Killed 63-Year-Old Welcome Man
On Tuesday, January 02, 2024, at approximately 3:44 P.M., Troopers from Maryland State Police La Plata Barrack responded to Maryland Route 6 (Port Tobacco Rd) east of Poorhouse Road for a report of a serious motor vehicle collision.
smnewsnet.com
glhs837
Power with Control
Yeah, always talk about sometimes fluffy has to die. Always teach my kids and advise anybody that will listen that you far better off hitting a deer than going off the road and running into a tree or a phone pole. This chain of events is just bizarre.Did you read the report?
Police Investigating Motor Vehicle Collision in Port Tobacco That Killed 63-Year-Old Welcome Man
On Tuesday, January 02, 2024, at approximately 3:44 P.M., Troopers from Maryland State Police La Plata Barrack responded to Maryland Route 6 (Port Tobacco Rd) east of Poorhouse Road for a report of a serious motor vehicle collision.
3CATSAILOR
Well-Known Member
HERE IS ANOTHER ONE -
MECHANICSVILLE, Md. – In a tragic incident Sunday morning, January 7, a fatal single motor vehicle accident occurred on North Sandgates Road in the area of Cat Creek Road. At approximately 9:58 a.m., authorities including police, fire, and rescue personnel rushed to the scene to provide assistance.
According to a preliminary investigation, a Mercury SUV was traveling east on North Sandgates Road when, for unknown reasons, it veered off the road and ended up in a ditch. Emergency crews arrived promptly and discovered the overturned vehicle with one occupant deceased. The exact timing of the crash remains unclear at this time.
The deceased has been identified as 51-year-old Kenneth Shawn Abell, a resident of La Plata. Tragically, he was pronounced deceased on the scene by St. Mary’s County emergency medical services personnel.
The Maryland State Police have initiated an investigation into the circumstances surrounding this incident.
HOW MANY MORE DOES IT TAKE?
glhs837
Power with Control
Until we demand that phone distraction be punished like DUI and carry the same social opprobrium. People Against Distracted Idiots, although the diving folks might fight us for PADI.