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One of the most insane accidents I have ever seen.
- Thread starter jeffjones
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GayManLoveIsOK
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what suv...damn, nothing left of that one...
that video was sickening, because normally, when we see stuff like that, it's in a movie, with movie violence, and we can sleep at night.
what i just watched was for sure a death, a vehicular snuff film.
that's just wrong, but if nothing else will make me think twice about driving on un-divided dual carriageway. it also definitively disabuses viewers about just who loses in a car/truck versus transport truck accident. . .
. . .actually, in hindsight, i still wish i hadn't seen that.
what i just watched was for sure a death, a vehicular snuff film.
that's just wrong, but if nothing else will make me think twice about driving on un-divided dual carriageway. it also definitively disabuses viewers about just who loses in a car/truck versus transport truck accident. . .
. . .actually, in hindsight, i still wish i hadn't seen that.
Awful. Somehow I had a feeling it would be from Russia, though.
This warning is probably too low in the page, but people die in this video.
This warning is probably too low in the page, but people die in this video.
Red_Liner740
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I just drove on friday back from Quebec City to Toronto through some of the worst snow conditions i have driven on....on the 401 there was a car in a ditch every few km or so....with the 401 being divided at those points i'm sure the cars in the middle ditch would have experienced the same fate had it been a road like the one in the video.
I cannot stress enough how important it is NOT TO HAVE YOUR WHEELS catch the snow build up on either side of the traveled path without paying attention or instituting the action yourself. When that wheel catches its extremely difficult to control the car as it just wants to go wherever IT wants to go.
RIP, that was a brutal hit but at least we can take some comfort in knowing it was a quick death.
I cannot stress enough how important it is NOT TO HAVE YOUR WHEELS catch the snow build up on either side of the traveled path without paying attention or instituting the action yourself. When that wheel catches its extremely difficult to control the car as it just wants to go wherever IT wants to go.
RIP, that was a brutal hit but at least we can take some comfort in knowing it was a quick death.
That was my exact reaction...
EngineerJoe
Well-known member
Mine too
Absolutely insane. RIP to the occupants of that vehicle (and possibly the truck driver as well?)...
ReaImDown
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Holy ****... Have a better chance surviving an small nuke
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