Comments by "Joe Kelsoe II" (@nsahandler) on "" video.

The actual police officer driving with the bus didn't have any issues with it either.
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What? You don't think charter bus companies want to be carrying 50 people and their luggage in a multi-ton vehicle going 80-100 mph? Pfft.
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@mobilegameclips5628 >90 in a truck is the same as 90 in a car An Elementary Understanding of Physics says otherwise. The truck carries WAAAAAAAAY more energy at the same speed. A car might be able to go through a wall but a truck would barrel through a house at 90 and that's not including any damage from the trailer jack-knifing on ya
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@mobilegameclips5628 it does change what you said. Your argument is that driving them is the same - but the crash is NOT THE SAME at all. Not even in the slightest. And that's what governors are there for. The faster a vehicle is traveling, the less control you have and the more-deadly the crash is. Facts.
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mobilegameclips5628 Accepting and anticipating a crash is the key to good driving. Thinking and acting like you will never crash is what gets people killed.
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@vegas9440 For a great reason, too. Nothing anyone ordered is worth piloting an unguided missile on the freeway.
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@mobilegameclips5628 governors are for preventing BAD crashes and yeah the faster a vehicle is going the more uncontrollable it is. That's literally basic physics.
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@mobilegameclips5628 >if you crash you aren't driving anymore Crashing and knowing how to crash is part of defensive driving. This is so simple that it's in every Driver's Education class.
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@mobilegameclips5628 Knowing how to crash is the most important thing a driver will ever learn that they never want to do. You're playing semantic games just because you don't want to admit that you are inherently wrong about weight and speed making vehicles more unstable at higher speeds and that weight and speed make more horrific crashes.
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