Posted by IA Leo on March 05, 2011 at 12:12:26 from (67.224.25.173):
In the early 90's my coworker and I in the co. Taurus coming back to Cedar Falls, IA from a flour mill in Ontario Province, was waiting for a light on the divided higway I20 near the Kennedy Mall in Dubuque, IA. There was there a series of stop lights, each with left and right turn lanes and the through lanes generous in width. A woman in a minivan eases up between us and the guy on right, kocking his driver's mirror out of adjustment,then proceeded to run the red light and then as we followed her on the green, she did that again at the next light, this time tearing her mirror off and, I think the mirrors of both the vehicles she was squeezing between. She made it through that red light only to tee-bone an oncoming left-turner at the next red light. We did not stop as there plenty of people running around the wreck that were witnesses. I would like to have heard why she did that, I cannot imagine doing something like that unless on drugs, prescribed or otherwise.
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