[2612]

Got to work this AM to this! Didn't get a chance to take the Samurai through it as the police had everything roped off.

 

[Nowhere]

HA! Woulda' been a hoot to drive the samurai in that

 

[purevil71]

OK...the Del Sol parked on the curb I can understand...but Y didn't the owner of the other car just keep driving until they were out of the water? It's NOT THAT DEEP!!!! Some people

But, I do agree...a few run's through that in the sami would have been pretty fun! You could tell the officer's that you were only trying to keep the water from freezing until the people came to get their car

 

[JEEPN]

Yeah, but the problem is sometimes the road is undermined and there is nothing there. Depending on the depth of the pipe, the hole, which would be submerged, could be a hundred feet across and encompass quite an area.

 

[1918]

It was around -30°C here this morning. Not sure what the water temp would have been by the time that car went through but it might have had an effect.

 

[Nowhere]

Very true Jeepn.. It could have been 15' deep and 35' across! EEK!

 

[tuneman]

ok thats pretty cool
but why arent there any words on those signs for us down south of the border we need the words to know what they mean lol

 

[longzuk]

there were no sings up because the city crews didn't have a chance to get there yet. it had happened not much before morning rush hour.

it took a couple of our roll back decks hours to get some of those cars out.

Sean,EH

 

[1918]

LOL Sean, go to bed and get some rest so you can drive that towtruck again tomorrow. I'm pretty sure he meant the "oneway" signs with the arrows didn't have words on them.

You have to understand that here in Canada every sign has to be bilingual, so the easy way out is to use the international signage system with no words of any language. Once again the "language police" take over the country...........

Just ask Don Cherry what he thinks about the "language police" lately