Car v. TREE

Apr 28, 2013
337
New York/Mass
Accident happened a while ago, thought I'd share.


Horrific looking damage to the car, the driver was shockingly barely injured.

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Jarred J.

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May 21, 2010
11,586
Shelbyville, TN
hard to tell what the car was


looks like it might have been a Pontiac


so 5mph?


:D
 
Apr 28, 2013
337
New York/Mass
The road is a 55mph road, although much to my annoyance, many people miss the 55mph sign and do 45 on that road.


Day of the crash though it was pretty icy out-I don't know exactly what speed they were going at, but I'd guess anywhere from 40-65.
 

Kbonk15

Member
Jul 23, 2013
155
NY (Not the city)
proudfirefighter said:
The road is a 55mph road, although much to my annoyance, many people miss the 55mph sign and do 45 on that road.
Day of the crash though it was pretty icy out-I don't know exactly what speed they were going at, but I'd guess anywhere from 40-65.

40-65 would do it! Especially if it was a Pontiac! Lol Thanks for sharing!
 

theroofable

Member
May 23, 2010
1,379
New Jersey
Tree came out of nowhere!
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EVT

Member
May 24, 2010
622
Midwest
I always find it amazing how you cannot judge the severity of injuries based on vehicle damage. Case in point, if I rolled up n this, I'd be thinking serious injury/fatality. I've been to fatals where there was very little damage to the vehicle.
 

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