[Business edition]

Has any one seen this before? It's a bit like the video someone uploaded on here of the M1 which span out and crashed.

[hobo mofo]

Yeah this has been posted before mate.

[Business edition]

Originally Posted by hobo mofo

Yeah this has been posted before mate.

Oh I see my bad lol

[hobo mofo]

No probs, good for the people who missed it first time round.

[acerboo]

must have bloody good bulbs the lights were still working! the other car that just drove on made me laugh, nothing to do with me mate!!

[shrink]

I would like to know if the driver of the m3 had disabled the driver aids. Under most normal circumstances I can't imagine dsc allowing this to happen.

[Geoffo]

[Guvernator]

Originally Posted by shrink

I would like to know if the driver of the m3 had disabled the driver aids. Under most normal circumstances I can't imagine dsc allowing this to happen.

Eerr standing water and an aquaplaning car which effectively means zero grip, sorry but dsc isn't going to do jack in this situation.

You have to remember it's still a nigh on 2 tonne piece of metal on four skinny contact patches which in this case are gliding on water, no electronic safety system in the world can circumvent the laws of physics I'm afraid.

[Reardy Mister]

Or in simpler terms, DSC can only influence the car if the car has good contact with the road. Which this car loses about .2 of a second before it came into view.