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This is just so tragic. :( Driving on icy conditions can be very tricky. I once rear ended a truck when trying to stop at a red signal. Breaks just stopped working as there was no traction. The hood of my car was smashed in but luckily I escaped with no injuries. The second time I was dropping a friend to the airport under very snowy conditions on the thruway. Lost control at the end of an exit and car did a complete 360 before coming to a halt. :nervous: Have also slipped and crashed hard on my bum when walking on black ice.

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That really smashed the 'SUV is safer' ideology. There's too many idiots in their cool pickup trucks & other big tanks who drive these vehicles beyond what's advisable on the highways.

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wow, how does a large vehicle get broken into pieces like that? If you look at it, the driver just barely strayed into the ice and ended up skidding. Poor folks!

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I am thankful i live in Texas' date='dont have to handle *****y conditions like this(maybe once a year).[/quote'] Amen that brother ..although hate the brutal summer :((
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wow' date=' how does a large vehicle get broken into pieces like that? If you look at it, the driver just barely strayed into the ice and ended up skidding. Poor folks![/quote'] Nothing is safe beyond a point. No matter how well protected one is, when the time is up, nothing can save one.
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very surprised that there are no dividers ... normally all over the world the 4 lanes Express highways have dividers to prevent cross over.

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