If you were going fast enough to get a chipped windscreen on a road that clearly had mud on it, I’d suggest you were going too fast for the conditions.
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I had a windscreen completely destroyed by a stone thrown up by a van going in the opposite direction on a dark winter night. I was doing sixty, on a road with a sixty limit, in a Chevette. The stone would have been doing at least that, so 120mph. Common sense says he doesn’t have to be doing an excessive speed to have a large stone do significant damage, but you won’t let that get in the way of having a go at someone else’s imagined driving infraction, will you…
funny how you were driving, but its not your fault.
Care to explain how he could have avoided being hit by a stone thrown up by a car coming in the opposite direction?
I’m really looking forward to seeing how you imagine he might have been able to do it, without actually swerving into the oncoming car, or going off the other side of the road… 🙄