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Volcano earthquake report for Wednesday, 4 November 2026
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No the vehicle should not have lost control so easy. He wasn't going fast he just had the drivers side front and rear on the smove gravel and when he put all the 4 wheels on the tar again his front big fat tall tyre dug into the tar road which cause his rear to step out putting his car in a head on situation with us. This would not happen to a normal vehicle.<br />One these care should not be allowed to be raided and also these large tyres are the cause of them to dig into the road. I saw with my own eyes the car tripped over its own shoes.
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