Tiger Woods in major accident

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

As should all speeders.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

Any chance this may have been a suicide attempt?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

Any chance this may have been a suicide attempt?

No way. He was on his way to an event. Imo, he was obviously intoxicated and struggling to remain conscious/alert. He’s done this kind of thing several times before. He has a track record of intoxication and related poor driving.

[Anonymous]

Why the heck doesn't he have a personal driver? All that money and no brains.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

Any chance this may have been a suicide attempt?

I’m 10000% wondering the same. Just read an article citing that authorities know what caused the crash but declined to say due to “privacy concerns”. I am seriously wondering. Wish him the best though either way.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

Any chance this may have been a suicide attempt?

No way. He was on his way to an event. Imo, he was obviously intoxicated and struggling to remain conscious/alert. He’s done this kind of thing several times before. He has a track record of intoxication and related poor driving.

LA Times reports that there was no levels of alcohol of medicine that could have resulted in the cause of crash

[Anonymous]

Good thing he was driving a Volo. I bet any other car would've ended differently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good thing he was driving a Volo. I bet any other car would've ended differently.

Plot twist* this whole thing turns out to be an advertisement for Volvo

[Anonymous]

Good thing he was driving a Volo. I bet any other car would've ended differently.

He was driving a Genesis SUV.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Good thing he was driving a Volo. I bet any other car would've ended differently.

? He was driving a genesis

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

What criminal charge?

Speeding is not a criminal offense.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would think once you've lost control of the car anyone could press the wrong pedal.

Well, why did he lose control of the car then? If you are driving at a safe speed, this generally shouldn’t happen. (Again, this is a single-car accident.)

Well he was spending. Whomp...whomp...something most drivers have done, especially in a really nice car. Glad he didn’t lose his life or injure someone else. Hopefully a lesson has been learned.

In other words, Woods is entirely at fault. It was an accident of his own making. At a minimum, he should be ticketed accordingly, but he really should be criminally charged. The man has no business on the road. I don’t care much if he kills himself, but he presents a serious danger to others.

What criminal charge?

Speeding is not a criminal offense.

Ultimately I could see a DUI charge. Experts say his crash is consistent with the type of crash that might occur if a driver isn’t fully conscious/alert. He also had not one but several other known instances of intoxicated and extremely reckless driving. It’s an obvious pattern of behavior for Woods.