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Killed Instantly?

:scratch2:.....please tell me you did not cross the yellow lines to pass a vehicle in the fog. . . . .:no:

As to the first video,it seems to me it's just a matter of going too fast in those conditions.If you watch closely the panel van pulls to the right to allow the guy to pass him.Then the driver of the SUV starts to accelerate....:screwy:
and starts to lose it....it also looks like there are 3 times where if he took his foot off of the accelerator he might still be alive....:tears:

How else do you pass a vehicle without crossing the yellow lines? The vehicle ahead of me was driving 30 mph on the highway, I could have been rear ended in the fog just as easily following this lame driver.

My mistake was accelerating too hard, I didn't think my truck would spin it's tires at that speed. Second sight would be a wonderful thing.
 
All over Florida!



Makes sense

Chillwolf: look again. The P/U hits the left rear of the white truck, causing the rear wheels to skid to the right which causes the van to point to the left.

Yes, but if you watch the video closely you can see the white truck veering to the left into the SUV.
 
The vehicle was a Nissan Navara, the European version of the Frontier.

I have a 2005 Frontier, and I guess I shouldn't be too concerned, as you would die no matter what kind of vehicle you were in.
 
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It doesn't take much. I was driving home on hwy 7 this winter between Ottawa and carleton place (where I live) and drove by something like this 1 minute after it happened, luckily hwy 7 is now 4 lanes until cp. Freezing rain hit the hwy in an open stretch and a pickup truck spun out, hit rocks on the side of the hwy and flipped over several times, the driver was lucky its 4 lanes now.
 
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