Why 11 km of traffic jam for an accident that happened in the opposite direction?

Here’s the situation: Cars crash spectacularly on the other side in the road, blocking that road completely…. It happens.
Why do folks on the other side of the road need to slow down? To get a glimpse of the carnage? I mean, don’t you feel like a fucking bald-headed scavenger for being unable to resist the urge to peek at what is happening on the other side?

Please do me and the rest of the world a favor. Next time something crashes on the other side of the road: IGNORE AND KEEP DRIVING!

I sometimes wonder why it is I never can have ’standard’ malfunctions in my computer hardware. It’s as if fate wants to keep it challenging for me and keeps tossing me the ‘interesting’ issues.

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What a wonderful thing causality is. I just found another fine example of it in my quest to get to work. What do you think the outcome of the following equation: rush hour + speed trap = …?

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