RAMming Speed Go

By Jeff Glucker Dec 16, 2009

I AM RAM(ming this traffic light)!
I AM RAM(ming this traffic light)!

This wonderful example of crumple zone technology mixed with a dash of torque is brought to you by a resident of Alberta, Canada. Apparently, the driver of this Dodge Ram was hanging out in British Columbia, enjoying some of the local adult beverages. Bar A apparently was not as fun as what Bar B had in store for this horribly inebriated and hopefully thrown in jail plucky pilot. That is indeed a traffic light and yes, it is embedded firmly in the grille of that full-size truck.
More pics after the jump…

Dodge Ram with Lightpole stuck in grillePerhaps the driver was simply nostalgic for a classic, full-size hood ornament?
Dodge Ram with Lightpole stuck in grille
Dodge Ram with Lightpole stuck in grille
Thanks to Dave Krahn for the tip! You will receive some Pah!* in your stocking on Christmas morning.
*Not redeemable for actual Pah!
Seriously though folks… this guy is not a hoon, he is an idiot and hopefully he went to jail before he caused serious problems for anyone else. Don’t drink and drive…

By Jeff Glucker

Jeff Glucker is the co-founder and Executive Editor of Hooniverse.com. He’s often seen getting passed as he hustles a 1991 Mitsubishi Montero up the 405 Freeway. IG: @HooniverseJeff

0 thoughts on “RAMming Speed Go”
  1. I'm wondering why the traffic signal was in the parking lot. I just dismissed it as one of those Canadian-American cultural differences. Like putting the Queen on money.

      1. You're exactly right. He brought it with him Have a look at the photos again. The light standard is not attached to the ground.
        Or, maybe you caught that and it took me a couple of second-looks to realize that. He hit a light standard near Bar A, and brought it with him all the way to Bar B, then parked his car — with a traffic light in the grille — and went inside to continue drinking.

        1. I don't think it's the sarcasm; it's that (in my case, anyhow), I didn't realize that the photo was in a parking lot. I just assumed it was a strange corner, or a standard that was significantly offset from the intersection for some reason. Then after looking for a minute I realized that, no, it's not actually attached to the ground.

  2. Yet another example of the LED traffic lights not melting the snow, causing dozens of accidents.
    Seriously though, drunk driving Rams is like playing with a loaded canister of mace.

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