Honolulu has a new plan to stop drifters...
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Honolulu has a new plan to stop drifters...
http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/2010061...s_drifters.html
Ever heard anything like this anywhere else in the US? Could it work? Looks kind of like the "tar and chip" or "chip seal" roads you see out in the country.
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Transportation officials believe they have found a way to stop the screeching tires and near-crashes associated with recreational "drifting" on the steep, winding roads of Tantalus.
Plans call for the installation of a sandpaperlike nonskid surface in the next year on the sections of road most used for drifting, the Department of Transportation Services said.
Plans call for the installation of a sandpaperlike nonskid surface in the next year on the sections of road most used for drifting, the Department of Transportation Services said.
Ever heard anything like this anywhere else in the US? Could it work? Looks kind of like the "tar and chip" or "chip seal" roads you see out in the country.
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Just looks like a tougher chip seal like substance.
They used chip seal to cut down on drag racing in one local spot. That stuff is hell on tires.
They used chip seal to cut down on drag racing in one local spot. That stuff is hell on tires.