Avoid SW Iowa. Everyone I knew at ISU is still alive.Moral of the story….avoid getting to know deadeyededric
Avoid SW Iowa. Everyone I knew at ISU is still alive.Moral of the story….avoid getting to know deadeyededric
My dad would be dead if not for his seat belt. The engine went flying but he didn'tAbout half of the people I known that have been killed in DD accidents were killed on gravel roads. At least 6 were killed because they didn't have seat belts on more than anything. 4 got ejected and the vehicle rolled over them, 1 got ejected and froze to death, and one got ejected through the front windshield and hit a telephone pole.
He’s like the Death Cat in a nursing home.Moral of the story….avoid getting to know deadeyededric
Jesus, this is a stupid conversation. How anyone can think drunk driving on a gravel road is safe is ludicrous. I'm embarrassed to count someone like that among Iowa State fans.
I have no idea on the stats, but I do know that when a person drives drunk they are likely not driving carefully or slowly. And I do know that driving too fast on gravel roads is dangerous and risky sober.
About half of the people I known that have been killed in DD accidents were killed on gravel roads. At least 6 were killed because they didn't have seat belts on more than anything. 4 got ejected and the vehicle rolled over them, 1 got ejected and froze to death, and one got ejected through the front windshield and hit a telephone pole.
Yeah they were pretty much all under 30 anyway. There was one a few years ago that got killed up somewhere around Greenfield and she was in her low 40's. Risk takers for sure.I'm willing to guess at least 3/4 of them were under 25. Everybody is bulletproof when your in your 20's.
Now there's something wrong with horses?
I can think of probably 20 people that I have known that have been killed in DD accidents dating back to when I was say 15 and I'm 41 now. No joke. They were all from SW Iowa. I used to party in a lot of different towns so at one time I knew quite a few people. I've had 4 friends commit suicide in the last 5 years too.
It all depends on the person, when I was living in Wi a woman I know was driving back from the bar saw the light turn yellow slowed down and easily made the stop. Cop lit her up and popped her for OWI said he pulled her over for being overly cautious. Was she OWI sure, He should have just made her park the car and walk home IMO, but he got to write his ticket quota.
Actually, they are driving slowly, usually very slowly. Cops will tell you that one indicator of a drunk driver is going way below the speed limit. My daughters car blew a tire a year or two ago and I put a donut on it to get it home. Not supposed to drive over 40 on them so that’s what I did. Got called in for driving slow and then pulled over within 10 miles and the cop told me that.
Lets break this down. Of course metro areas have more population which would be more miles driven for business, industry and commuting, and other reasons that far outweigh the miles driven, drinking and driving. That is a minute percentage.
Next fatalities happen most on where speed is a factor. Rural areas all would be at higher speeds.
Taking raw numbers like this makes no sense you have to realize that, without looking at the context behind them, You cant compare total miles driven to fatalities from drunk driving, unless you compare miles driven to drunk driving, in both urban and rural, then compare miles driven sober to fatalities in urban and rural areas. Problem is no one has accurate data on actual miles driven drunk. So this is flawed data. As I said.
They compare alcohol fatalities vs total miles driven, not miles driven by drunk drivers. Because they have no idea of knowing that. But that figure is way off because generally more people are of course driving more regular miles in metro areas, for all other things than drinking and driving. It not going to be a 1 to 1 comparison. This is the problem with subjective data. You can give data that seems to make a point but in reality its just biased to fit your narrative, it is how politics use data all the time.
I am wasted now and drove from my living room to my bedroom. Should I be murdered for drunk driving? You decided.
Prude *******.
Am I the only one that doesn't care that Scott Sphincter got an OWI?
My wife wonders why I refuse to move to a small town. All I have to do is point to her cousins who all drink heavily, and smoke/chew. Yeah it happens in the city but it isn’t ingrained in the culture so much.