I heard on the news that an off duty police officer and his friend were doing radar runs at night on Scugog lake. Apparantly, his friend was doing between 210-230km/h when he struck the officer doing the radar and both were killed!
I dont care if people want to go lightning fast on their sleds, but when your planning on driving at high speeds please make sure you do it under the right conditions!
Driving your sled even 100km/h at night on a lake just isnt safe, your headlight will not shine far enough ahead for you to be able to see an object and react to it safely!
If your gonna do radar runs, do it in the daytime and make sure you and the person doing the radar know in advance the area, and keep a safe distance from eachother and pedestrians.
Driving your machine fast is fun, (i do it too) but at the end of the day I want to come home...
Please take care!
I dont care if people want to go lightning fast on their sleds, but when your planning on driving at high speeds please make sure you do it under the right conditions!
Driving your sled even 100km/h at night on a lake just isnt safe, your headlight will not shine far enough ahead for you to be able to see an object and react to it safely!
If your gonna do radar runs, do it in the daytime and make sure you and the person doing the radar know in advance the area, and keep a safe distance from eachother and pedestrians.
Driving your machine fast is fun, (i do it too) but at the end of the day I want to come home...
Please take care!