r/TorontoDriving • u/Sheepnov • 13h ago
Close call Loose Load Flying out
Wooden board flying out of a trailer that was being towed by a car. Glad it didn't hit my windshield.
No damage to the car.
r/TorontoDriving • u/Sheepnov • 13h ago
Wooden board flying out of a trailer that was being towed by a car. Glad it didn't hit my windshield.
No damage to the car.
r/TorontoDriving • u/jayceee81 • 5h ago
Good morning everyone, I was on the 401 express westbound on my way to the airport. Just before exiting the highway to 409 my car got scrapped by another car. It happened around 5:50am to 6am. Does anyone have dashcam footage of this incident? The car sped up and left before I could get any more information but it looked like a darker colour SUV. Thanks in advance.
FYI - I posted this in askTO originally but couldn't crosspost properly...
r/TorontoDriving • u/Potential-Teach313 • 23h ago
Is it just me or is there a massive influx of black full size SUV’s in the city lately who just don’t know how to fucking drive? Downtown I’ve noticed more and more of them, I know they are probably Uber or whatever, but fml none of them can drive.
r/TorontoDriving • u/TacoTuesdayyyyyyyy • 18h ago
On the 401 going west in Scarborough, 2 cars are stopped in the 2nd lane from the left holding up a ton of traffic due to an accident that had no or minimal damage.
Why can’t people learn how to pull over and sort out insurance on the side instead of holding up the highway in rush hour.
In result many cars including myself had to try and switch lanes around them when everyone else is already going 70-90 and we are stopped because of these entitled drivers.
r/TorontoDriving • u/Eisgboek • 19h ago
What is up with people pulling into the reversible center lane on Jarvis against the indicated direction to turn left at intersections.
I see at least a few people doing it every time I drive there. I get that the reversible lanes might be confusing, but do they not notice they're suddenly facing oncoming traffic?
r/TorontoDriving • u/FineSkirt8585 • 2h ago
All 5 right lanes on highway404 south are closed, starting at Major Mackenzie until Finch. About 3-4 km of traffic. Cops loafing and a car stopped in the shoulder on the very right. Avoid the area if possible or get off the 404 before Major Mackenzie road if you have commitments today.
r/TorontoDriving • u/askjhasdkjhaskdjhsdj • 13h ago
On the left side, car uses a left-turn lane but crosses straight. He goes to the Gardiner ramp so he must have gotten off by accident.
r/TorontoDriving • u/volvob9tlateu • 16h ago
From wild Mississauga
He may have some urgent business, so he cannot be delayed by anything on the road including red lights and blocked right lane.