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Boing
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Toronto be proud.
I was driving through the 401 East bound in the collector's lane close to the 400 this morning around 11'sh am. and unexpectedly there was a big back up. Most of the flowing traffic was through the right lane. Switched over and 5 minutes later I noticed a little doggie running loose mostly through the left and middle lanes.
There were at least 10 men and women on the highway trying to catch the little doggie. All cars stopped or moving slowly trying to avoid hitting the doggie. I curled into the left, stopped my car, got off and tried to call him in (let's assume it's a he). He almost came to me but took off like lightning to the right and started running forward. All parked cars turned their engines back on and followed him.
We followed him and tried to box him in. Then I noticed 3 to 4 cars on the express lanes parked their cars on the curb, jumped over the rail and tried to help. We were all tried again but to no avail. He ran off again and we followed. None of the drivers behind us that we blocked seemed to care that they were being delayed for a little doggie. Kudos to you Torontonians.
He dashed off forward again and the chase began. There was a time that 6 cars including mine made a circle/square to box him in again. Thought we had him but he escaped us again. There he goes again running and surely scared on the 401 eastbound. He then moved on to the right lane and took off towards the right ramp exit. I couldn't follow him anymore because the middle lanes cars were blocking me to head off to the right exit.
I did notice a small red car with a young couple desperately trying to catch him through the 15 minutes ordeal. I would presume the owners of the dog or true love lovers. On I continued to my meeting appointment, called 911 and told them what is going on.
She said we are well aware of it and help is on the way. Ontario residents, stand up and be proud.
I was driving through the 401 East bound in the collector's lane close to the 400 this morning around 11'sh am. and unexpectedly there was a big back up. Most of the flowing traffic was through the right lane. Switched over and 5 minutes later I noticed a little doggie running loose mostly through the left and middle lanes.
There were at least 10 men and women on the highway trying to catch the little doggie. All cars stopped or moving slowly trying to avoid hitting the doggie. I curled into the left, stopped my car, got off and tried to call him in (let's assume it's a he). He almost came to me but took off like lightning to the right and started running forward. All parked cars turned their engines back on and followed him.
We followed him and tried to box him in. Then I noticed 3 to 4 cars on the express lanes parked their cars on the curb, jumped over the rail and tried to help. We were all tried again but to no avail. He ran off again and we followed. None of the drivers behind us that we blocked seemed to care that they were being delayed for a little doggie. Kudos to you Torontonians.
He dashed off forward again and the chase began. There was a time that 6 cars including mine made a circle/square to box him in again. Thought we had him but he escaped us again. There he goes again running and surely scared on the 401 eastbound. He then moved on to the right lane and took off towards the right ramp exit. I couldn't follow him anymore because the middle lanes cars were blocking me to head off to the right exit.
I did notice a small red car with a young couple desperately trying to catch him through the 15 minutes ordeal. I would presume the owners of the dog or true love lovers. On I continued to my meeting appointment, called 911 and told them what is going on.
She said we are well aware of it and help is on the way. Ontario residents, stand up and be proud.
EACE:
