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Whoops…
This certainly does not look good.
We see here the remains of two cars… The accident occurred on Granville Street South at the junction with Connaught Drive (29th Ave). What do you think happened here in 1914?
Please take care when you go out today – it is Friday the 13th...in 2020...
But you can safely comment below and give us your best caption!
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vrijdag november 13th, 2020
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Steve Diggins
22 November 2020, 20:44
Some how these two RHD cars, one of which is a Cadillac, met head on in the middle of the road. It is probably due to incidents like this that we have lines down the centre to let road hogs know where they should be. In the second photo you can see the back end of a roadster which says Municipality of Point Grey on the gas tank. I looked the plate number up in the archives and it is a McLaughlin.
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Neville D
22 November 2020, 07:40
This is an early example of what happens when you have left hand rive and right hand drive cars on the same roads
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Massimo degli Eredi
22 November 2020, 00:32
....... on their way to Connaught Drive!
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Martin Flanagan
14 November 2020, 13:55
An obvious case of distracted driving, typewriting while driving.
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David Liepelt
13 November 2020, 21:55
Car on the right is 1914 Model T Ford that looks pretty new with shiny paint and clean white tires. One on the left is a few years older.
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Larry A. Lewis
13 November 2020, 16:16
An early attempt at self-driving horseless carriages. The man monitoring the test lost his bowler hat in the fracas and swallowed the tobacco he was chewing.
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Bart
13 November 2020, 11:32
I think the drivers were distracted by their smartphones ;-)
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Erler Thomas
13 November 2020, 07:47
No drivers? No drivers! Must be one of the very early Tesla tests! As you can see, no drivers needed.
regards from Thomas from Tyrol. Take care but not only on Friday the 13th.
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regards from Thomas from Tyrol. Take care but not only on Friday the 13th.
Steve Diggins
13 November 2020, 01:09
This happened in South Vancouver on a nice clear straight road. I hope no one died.
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