disaster Taking The Fam On A Drive (1 Viewer)

[Nobbler]

My first thought was he must have done it on purpose, no one is that stupid, I was wrong.

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

As long as the distance to reach is less than 330 Ft when you contact the water you will make it across at a speed of 30 mph which is when aquaplaning occurs. The crossing speed of the water needs to be less than 15 mph.
And you must make sure the car never goes dead which will depend on where your starter and air intake are located.
If you are in a 2003-2006 Jeep rubicon that is 12in off the ground and as long as the water depth doesn't reach 4 ft you can cross a distance of about a 1 mile at 20-25 mph. But you will have to change the oil in your front and rear lockers afterward and possibly your transmission fluid in your bell housing.

He wasn't driving fast enough for hydroplaning to occur. He was forced off the road by the force of rushing water.

 

[ThunderCat]

This head of household has no head.

I THOUGHT the man was driving...??
😂🤣

 

[DaveSansom]

Thick bastard just nonchalantly driving into the abyss

 

[mr Ma'am]

nice work at the rudder, captain

 

[wiggins]

This head of household has no head.

And will be getting no head tonight... or for the rest of the year I'd imagine...

 

[mystery_man]

mom be like: its ok kids, dad knows what he's doing.

 

[Russellmark11]

He wasn't driving fast enough for hydroplaning to occur. He was forced off the road by the force of rushing water.

It was probably too far to aquaplane it across anyway. But it would have put him in a better situation. You can't baby it across. Have to give it all it can take never hesistate.

 

[Clam]

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What a dumbass!

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

It was probably too far to aquaplane it across anyway. But it would have put him in a better situation. You can't baby it across. Have to give it all it can take never hesistate.

I don't think you are understanding the difference between driving through rapidly flowing flood water versus slow moving or still water.

 

[Damo0666™️]

This dumb cunt does not deserve a family.

He likely doesn't have one anymore so it's all good 🤷‍♂️

 

[T878]

I'm surprised the driver isn't female..

 

[Russellmark11]

I don't think you are understanding the difference between driving through rapidly flowing flood water versus slow moving or still water.

No I drrive thru a swollen river anytime it rains over 4 in within a 24 hour period. It won't push you around too much as long as you keep your momentum and the windshield wipers on high. I try not to drive thru it when possible because the cleanup afterwards is no picnic.

 

[yotgguitar]

Typical of "men" from that part of the world..... the woman should've been driving....

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

No I drrive thru a swollen river anytime it rains over 4 in within a 24 hour period. It won't push you around too much as long as you keep your momentum and the windshield wipers on high. I try not to drive thru it when possible because the cleanup afterwards is no picnic.

You would drive through raging water like in the video which moved that vehicle quite a bit more than not too much off the road?

 

[Deadkennedy]

Warning: GPS is not a replacement for common sense...

No joke, I had an employee friggin follow the GPS instructions to a fault.
GPS voice said make a u-turn when possible and he whipped a yewie on a four-lane road and t-boned a car....
Luckily, nobody was injured except his employment status.

 

[Russellmark11]

You would drive through raging water like in the video which moved that vehicle quite a bit more than not too much off the road?

Yea. It's supposed to rain a lot here tonite so I'll make a video of what I have to drive thru