Slight Miscalculation... do you know what is a lesson learned from this crash? Don't name your car something potentially ironic

https://www.facebook.com/groups/413512055514755/permalink/515678618631431/

What it looked like when made https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100007689257246

I hope all of you are better at choosing when to pass, and when not to, and I hope truckers will assist the morons who can't figure out when not to, by just waving them down, or slowing down so idiots can pass and not get killed.

It's not the fault of the trucker, however - if the truck getting passed had braked hard when seeing that the idiot stood no chance of passing in the available distance, the moron in the car could have gotten back into his lane before getting clobbered and ruining everyone's day.

It's just not worth the ego or macho nonsense, assist the jackasses to live and not ruin everyone's day by causing a wreck

here's why they use heavy chain around car lots... it really stops cars

Thanks Steve!

worst crash I've seen in a while... some car was stopped in the middle of the freeway, and a tractor trailer already had hit it.... and the next tractor trailer just can't stop that fast, nor make an avoidance maneuver fast enough. Get a dash cam, drive defensively

https://www.facebook.com/Swift.Best.in.Crash/?fref=nf

It appears that one flatbed was stopped shielding the car.

The second flatbed caught the rear corner of the first flatbed sheering the front axles off as he was steering away from the right rear of the first semi 

beware the low bridge

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/vintage-shots-from-days-gone-by.428585/page-3735

the Geico 500 at Talladega this weekend, was so rough, only 5 cars finished undamaged

and skip the 1st 30 seconds for something cool, slo mo over the finish line

Here are a couple reasons why it's good that drivers aren't armed and ready to kill when they get really pissed off, there are some idiots that go out of their way to piss off calm drivers

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A Haul Truck Fitter drove over his own service vehicle

http://miningmayhem.com.au/index.php/item/142-mechanic-drives-over-own-pickup

Race car design and engineering... tested, and found to be incredible at protecting drivers from 185 mph crashes

After touching wheels with another car at 185 mph during the Australian F1 GP, Fernando Alonso's MP4-31 rolled and hit the barrier. Alonso remained secure in the safety cell, and walked away with only his knees hurting a little bit.

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Crashapalooza on Mulholland

http://www.breedofspeed.org/1/post/2016/02/the-la-road-that-tricks-bad-motorcyclists-into-crashing.html

Of only 300 made, this is the only salvaged He-115 in existence, and it's in good enough condition to be restored

The twin-engined, three seater float plane was originally bought by the Norwegian Navi Air services in 1939. It was used by the Norwegians against the invading German forces in April 1940 and after Norway surrendered the Germans took over the airplane and used it against Allied convoys that were sailing towards the Soviet Union.

On December 1942, it was escorting a German convoy after which it lost a float on landing and overturned. None of the crew were killed, and the Germans were even able to recover the starboard engine and the remaining floats before the bomber sank. It remained on the bottom of the fjord for almost 70 years.

https://www.warhistoryonline.com/whotube-2/recovering-the-last-luftwaffe-float-plane.html