u/Jumpy_Marketing9093

I saw an article mentioned on the BPR Instagram page about downhill skating in the area being a national draw. But I couldn’t find anything on their page linking to it. Does anybody have a link? I’m curious what the standard is for when people go zipping down winding roads at up to 70mph. Like do people set up to warn oncoming traffic? What happens if somebody slams into a car and smashes a windshield or worst case scenario dies or causes an accident which results in bodily harm? I am willing to read the article but I really just want to know how these things are handled. If they’re legitimately a concern I also wonder why it’s being promoted. I know I sound probably like a Debbie Downer but I don’t want it on my mind that I accidentally wedged a 16 year old or anybody at all underneath my Honda while I’m puttering up a mountain and they slip slide under my skid plate at 55mph. The videos are fun to watch but I guess to me it seems irresponsible to promote it. I’m open for feedback and information on it so I can help educate and become educated myself.