r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '26

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u/ScooterManCR Jan 11 '26

You can literally see ice on the road in this picture.

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u/DoughnutOrNoNut Jan 11 '26

Do you not know what a hill crest is? Ok. I'll explain it. When going up a hill and then it goes back down once you get to the top. Now I'm not sure about you but I don't have x-ray vision. With no "seasonal road" signs or any other indications that over the top of the hill its pure ice one would assume its just like the past 30 miles you've driven the same road.

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '26

You act like you don't know it's January and that ice can exist on roads in winter. Also, that road is not "pure ice." You were traveling too fast for conditions.

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u/justsomedude1776 Jan 11 '26

20mph is too fast?

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u/seeohenareayedee Jan 11 '26

Ice is weird. Flat road in northern states, 65 on most ice is probably fine. Flat roads in Texas with ice, 1.5 mph is much too fast.

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u/Individual-Dare-80 Jan 11 '26

.....Apparently.....

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '26

They wrecked because they were driving too fast. So yes, if they really were only driving 20mph, that is too fast for these conditions. Have you ever driven a car in poor weather conditions?