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Havent heard much news on the southern expressway, colombo-katu , colombo -kandy and outer circular road projects.

Anybody has any updates on these projects so far.

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The road was quite wet due to rain as per some FB pics. Maybe the van hit a large puddle of water and the driver lost control.

There was no water on the spot. It was clear. (as far as I can remember)

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Super to see the road open. So, how the accident recovery stuff work? Are there CCTV cameras or does someone have to phone an incident in? Are the recovery services charged or a freebee cos u paid the toll?

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First accident today!! I can't upload the pics....

Upload to tinypic.com and paste the url here. It will give you a set of URLs, use the one with the tags.

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Are the recovery services charged or a freebee cos u paid the toll?

I don't think mate. Anyway you pay the toll at the exit so towing charges might get accumulated to that!

What I am surprised to see is the road looks clear in both directions. Might be cos its too early in the day...

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I don't think mate. Anyway you pay the toll at the exit so towing charges might get accumulated to that!

What I am surprised to see is the road looks clear in both directions. Might be cos its too early in the day...

Conspiracy theories have already started :)

The obvious one being that it was staged in order to prove that they are capable of handling something like that. Lets just hope we don't ever have a pileup of any sort.

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And, not being critical guys, how come not everyone on the road at the recovery site is wearing high-viz gear? And how come the police vehicle - OK, with flashing lights but no high-viz livery to the rear - is parked behind and partially obscuring the much bigger hig-viz recovery vehicle? Motoway best-practice is to use the big, high-viz vehicle to create a fend position for the recovery team. That sandwich position between the protecting vehicles and the broken down vehicle is statistically a horrible place to be working. Anyway, 'spose everyone is on a bit of a learning curve . But at 100+kph and often with live running lanes, nasty things happen real quick on motorways; particularly if you've got a bit of rain about........

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She don't need seats man.. she got built in air bags...! :mosking:

LMFAO!! :sport-smiley-004: The land rover looks too small for her

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Probably tried avoiding a dog. Not the smartest thing to do.

It was reported that a net has been fixed either side to prevent from dog runiing into highway

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Conspiracy theories have already started :)

The obvious one being that it was staged in order to prove that they are capable of handling something like that. Lets just hope we don't ever have a pileup of any sort.

I dont think they would wreck a new hiace in order to prove that

IMO they should install some led warning boards (Like on the x-trail) about the road conditions ahead, at least on some over head passes.

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And, not being critical guys, how come not everyone on the road at the recovery site is wearing high-viz gear? And how come the police vehicle - OK, with flashing lights but no high-viz livery to the rear - is parked behind and partially obscuring the much bigger hig-viz recovery vehicle? Motoway best-practice is to use the big, high-viz vehicle to create a fend position for the recovery team. That sandwich position between the protecting vehicles and the broken down vehicle is statistically a horrible place to be working. Anyway, 'spose everyone is on a bit of a learning curve .

Exactly: Its early days. Reading the experiences the first policemen patrolling the M highways in England narrate, (someone posted a link previously) its obvious there's a large learning curve for the public as well as for the first responders. I'm just glad they have some sort of recovery team, ambulances, and dedicated police vehicles assigned to the highway!

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It was reported that a net has been fixed either side to prevent from dog runiing into highway

If there ever was one, it would have been put up and taken by the villagers for their own uses. Like wrapping firewood and grass bales for their cattle, no doubt.

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Cant we like give these two morons in the van an award or something? After all, they managed to achieve a first.

How 'bout "Deshamanya Aascharya Mahamaargaye Kudupattang Visharadha" or sumptin like that ?

of course, we can simply give them both a Doctorate too. That's what Doctorates are for aren't they?

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Cant we like give these two morons in the van an award or something? After all, they managed to achieve a first.

How 'bout "Deshamanya Aascharya Mahamaargaye Kudupattang Visharadha" or sumptin like that ?

of course, we can simply give them both a Doctorate too. That's what Doctorates are for aren't they?

More to come...so better keep all your awards ready...

Highways are new to SL..People are still learning how to use and how to drive...Accidents do happen..cant help.

MINIACE

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...the face is also made out of weapons grade plastic... :D

:lol: hahahaha.......good one

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