"I would drive like that," police quoted Li as saying "until my neck got too sore and numb when I would drive by looking through the little holes in the cardboard."
Another man, with the same surname, Li, and whose first name is Li, emigrated from China to Canada in 2003 and works at todaystrucking.com in web content management.
Li (no relation to the driver) graduated from the University of Toronto’s School of Industrial Engineering earlier this year.
His opinion on the cardboard windscreen: "It is possible that somebody would do that in China. When you are poor you have to be resourceful."
Adds Li Li: "And although it would prevent dust from entering the cab, as far as I know, you can’t see through cardboard."
“ At the rate our own roads are going to the dogs (no offence to canines intended), we will soon need to resort to similar self-help measures - although a plastic sheet would be a wee bit more effective...lol. In fact, a certain transit-bus manufacturer has begun factoring-in a replacement (one-piece) windshield upon delivery of their 150 new vehicles to the Westcoast as a result of driving 5,000 km on the TC-Highway to get there! As hard as one tries to slow down on the very rough sections, stress-cracks will occur non-the-less. ”