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Caught on Tape: Car Hits Trooper
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- FileCabi.netSalvaged from archiveCaught on Tape: Car Hits Trooper http://www.filecabi.net/p/bobomws.jpg
- G83Salvaged from archivei hate how avoidable that accident was. i slow down and get over even in clear conditions but every driver in the video that passed was flying by.
- krayzemusicSalvaged from archiveIcy roads? Why didn't the other cars end the same way? Hmmm...It's probably one of those drivers who can't help but be nosey and take his/her eyes off of the road to see who's getting pulled over
- brownbearclanSalvaged from archiveDriving too fast for road conditions + rubber necking = this clip! I've done something similar except it was telephone pole and a parked car instead of PEOPLE and I wasn't rubbernecking but going around a corner. But it just goes to show you can never be too cautious in crappy weather like this.
- Cold SteelSalvaged from archiveOr it was one of those people that steer into the direction that they are looking? I know someone that does it and I sure as hell wont let them drive if I gotta be in that same vehicle.
- WrecktangleSalvaged from archiveI'll never understand it. Of all the thousands of miles of highway that people could have slid off the road, how do they always manage to slide into the cars that are pulled over?
- zeguyzSalvaged from archivethat guy tryed to avoid a ticket so he slowed down when he saw that cop ... and here's the result ...
- AsskickerSalvaged from archiveDid you see that delayed reaction like the car passed and then there was this additional fluff? It almost looked like they were faking it but that was actually because it was a delayed impact caused by the car making the pass without fully running them over down the embankment. You can even see the snow make a wave passing to the right that helped ease the impact too but was more like getting hit by a snowplow while scooping snow. Is there no way to gauge ice? Maybe he forgot about ice.
- BobZillaSalvaged from archiveQuote: Originally Posted by Wrecktangle View Post I'll never understand it. Of all the thousands of miles of highway that people could have slid off the road, how do they always manage to slide into the cars that are pulled over? Cars are crashing constantly, it happens so much.
- TurkeybasterSalvaged from archiveQuote: Originally Posted by Wrecktangle View Post I'll never understand it. Of all the thousands of miles of highway that people could have slid off the road, how do they always manage to slide into the cars that are pulled over? Websters dictionary - See also Rubbernecking
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