Donuts downtown TO

[oneheadlite]

HA!!!
You responders sound like the 'righteous dudes' on my Harley forum.
Apparently none of you were ever young and did dumb things.

Everyone with a Driver License is guilty of some crap like this or;;;

speeding (in excess of 100 mph) I've been @ 140 mph on the Int.
Pre-arranged drag racing or competition racing (that's Red light to Red light)
illegal passing (guilty)
smoking the tires (reckless driving, guilty)
squealing tires while changing gears (reckless driving, guilty)

.....and on and on........

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[WildHorse]

Apparently none of you were ever young and did dumb things.

Not that dumb.

 

[martinjlm]

HA!!!
You responders sound like the 'righteous dudes' on my Harley forum.
Apparently none of you were ever young and did dumb things.

Everyone with a Driver License is guilty of some crap like this or;;;

speeding (in excess of 100 mph) I've been @ 140 mph on the Int.
Pre-arranged drag racing or competition racing (that's Red light to Red light)
illegal passing (guilty)
smoking the tires (reckless driving, guilty)
squealing tires while changing gears (reckless driving, guilty)

.....and on and on........

I've been guilty of everything you've listed, including seeing 142 on the speedo of my C4 Corvette. Patently stupid. That was a long time ago and I've wised up considerably since then. But never have I ever been involved in blocking off intersections just to spin donuts and endangering everybody around me. Even my 18 yr old self would have taken a pass on that suggestion. It only takes one of those cars breaking loose to cause some pretty serious casualties. And the intersection where this happened in Toronto? That's one of the busiest intersections in the largest city in Canada. It's an order of magnitude more stupid than stop light racing, which is pretty darn risky to begin with.

 

[Ronin47]

Apparently none of you were ever young and did dumb things.
.

Yeah I’ve done stupid things in my life, I wasn’t stupid enough to to endanger my own life and anyone else’s for that matter and certainly not dumb enough to get caught doing it. There are places for these shenanigans to occur and that is either a private parking lot away from large groups of people or in a controlled and sanctioned environment like a race track not a busy public street. what if a mishap occurred and a person was injured or killed, would you dismiss it as a normal everyday occurrence? You seem to condone this type of reckless and dangerous behaviour on public streets and clearly you have a disregard of human life. I hope you Or anyone else never experience a loss of a friend or a loved one when it comes to these kinds of acts. The evidence is out there and all you need to do is search for it of people getting injured or killed by their actions. You are the type of person that actually give us car enthusiasts a bad name much like the bikers get and it stinks.

 

[martinjlm]

Donuts.....Toronto..... I thought this was gonna be a Tim Horton’s thread.

 

[scotty]

HA!!!
You responders sound like the 'righteous dudes' on my Harley forum.
Apparently none of you were ever young and did dumb things.

Everyone with a Driver License is guilty of some crap like this or;;;

speeding (in excess of 100 mph) I've been @ 140 mph on the Int.
Pre-arranged drag racing or competition racing (that's Red light to Red light)
illegal passing (guilty)
smoking the tires (reckless driving, guilty)
squealing tires while changing gears (reckless driving, guilty)

.....and on and on........

Funny. Let's rewind about 15-20 years....

- Street racing on empty industrial roads - Check
- Highway roll racing - Check
- Donuts in parking lots - Check
- Drifting in parking lots/backroads - Check
- Blocking an intersection to do donuts for likes on Instacrap - Nope.

So yeah, as others have said.... not saying we're innocent, but we're also definitely not that stupid. Especially here in Ontario, Canada where you lose your license and your car for 7 days after any sort of violation that can be classified as "stunt driving". Good luck keeping your current insurance policy or finding another insurer after that.

 

[Nate_V8]

Coming from ontario myself until a few years I lived out in the country and I've done a lot of silly things when I was younger. multiple runs to 200+km/h dialing in my carbed foxes, racing people to 200km/h but this was all done out on country roads with NO ONE AROUND. I even raced someone from the lights in front of a cop station in the closest big town, again, no one around. I was young and dumb and it was fun

But blocking off an intersection to do doughnuts in DOWNTOWN TO??? That's just mental. TO has already increased the number of patrols right now because of break ins and then with their hardcore street racing laws and insane insurance premiums too... Maybe 1 or 2 doughnuts but sitting there for 30 seconds? Are you retarded?

 

[WildHorse]

Also needs to be mentioned again. Charged with 'flight from a peace officer'. He's never gonna see a drivers licence again. One less clown on the road.

 

[martinjlm]

Also needs to be mentioned again. Charged with 'flight from a peace officer'. He's never gonna see a drivers licence again. One less clown on the road.

Hope you’re right, but in Michigan what that typically means is that he will be on the offending side of a hit and run because heaven forbid he should actually allow himself to get caught driving without a license. And he will drive without a license.

 

[WildHorse]

And he will drive without a license.

Probably. If he does it often enough everytime the cops run plates of his family members, there gonna get pulled over to 'visually confirm D/L & Reg'. At least that's how they do it in Winnipeg. Eventually the family will get sick of it and threaten the kid especially if he's living at home. At by him blowing donuts on young street in TO chances are he lives in his parents basement haha.

 

[scotty]

Also needs to be mentioned again. Charged with 'flight from a peace officer'. He's never gonna see a drivers licence again. One less clown on the road.

Yup that one is likely going to result in a driving prohibition and possibly some jail time I bet. Unless he gets lucky...

 

[Ronin47]

Also needs to be mentioned again. Charged with 'flight from a peace officer'. He's never gonna see a drivers licence again. One less clown on the road.

Federal offence. Book him Danno!!

 

[WildHorse]

Federal offence. Book him Danno!!

They did a big crackdown last Sunday here in Winnipeg. AFAIK it was the import crowd getting crucified by the cops, for obvious reasons haha.
If you want to get 100% pulled over and ticketed.. run this on your ride. Fookin goofs haha.

 

[martinjlm]

So this just happened last night a bit south of Detroit. This guy is scaa-rewed. And he should be.

https://www.clickondetroit.com/news...ck-driver-going-180-on-i-75-in-monroe-county/

One of the news stations showed a redacted version of the ticket. I saw enough to see that the car was a “black 2016 Dodge”

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Insane. Not sure why someone would do that.

Maybe it was a case of unintended acceleration that he expertly kept from killing anyone. Unlike the thousands of times Mustang unintended acceleration took out C&C crowds.

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