Comments by "OldsVistaCruiser" (@OldsVistaCruiser) on "Appointment with Disaster (1956)" video.

  1. Anywhere in rural Pennsylvania. They make a left from the gutter side of the white fog line, and cross the double yellow line into the oncoming lane to turn right.
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  2. lee nevin - Most cars of that era didn't even offer seat belts as an option. I once owned a '59 Olds 98, the top of the Oldsmobile line, and not far below a Cadillac. It had power windows and optional backup lights, but absolutely no seat belts.
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  3. Drum brakes that fade at high speeds, and bias tires.
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  4. manhoot - How does that explain the fact that the German autobahn system, which largely has no speed limits at all, have a better safety record than the U.S. interstate highway system, which has no speed limit higher than 80 mph? (TX 130 is not part of the interstate system, but has an 85 mph limit)
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  5. As is counted just about everywhere. 2 lanes in each direction = 4 lanes total.
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  6.  @tomservo56954  - Not with the non-solid floors that my 98 had in the 1990s. ~Bill Stephens
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