How to NOT drive in the desert

LongRoad2Go

LongRoad2Go

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The wrong line was pretty obvious, but, there's also some argument for being top heavy - RTT, roof rack, spare tyre, solar panel, and something that looks like a starlink antenna. Maybe too much power - dual snorkels?

Regardless, thankfully nobody was hurt.
 
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foxy223

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I guess this is a prime example of how not to drive in the desert - going full send without considering the terrain and ending up with a wrecked vehicle.
 
Batts88

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Yep that's what you do in the middle of nowhere. It was probably the vehicles fault not the reckless driver ha. Too much power little brain capacity. Definitely be bragging to his mates showing everyone the video when he gets home.
 
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Batts88

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shanegtr said:
Not as bad as this one I seen on a dash cam channel!
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It's a Jeep thing normally it would be broken down so they were rushing home while it was still running and forgot they were towing.
He picked the biggest rock on the side of the road to aim for what a dick. Hope the other driver flogged him up a bit.
 
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