Whitelightning

My condolences. This makes me know how lucky I was, yet again.

Destiny2002

An humbling reminder that we're not invinceable.

Terrable loss of life

BPUKiller

That engine is up in the cabin. I don't think wearing seat belts or airbags could help them. I heard runing into somthing at 30 mph to a quick stop is like jumping off a 5 story building.

Sam

wickerbill

It's hard for me to feel too sorry for someone who can't take the five seconds to buckle their seatbelt. It's even worse when you drive like this guy apparently was. It's just natural selection at work.

Mark

S2KYSK

My condolence to the family and friends...

Destiny2002

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wickerbill
[B]It's hard for me to feel too sorry for someone who can't take the five seconds to buckle their seatbelt.

Blk01S2k

definate seat-belt eye opener

BDMonk

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Jay Li
[B]The front of the car looks absolutely mangled, I wonder how fast they were going.

S2kRob

No. The engine is mostly behind the X-brace and the X-brace is not strong enough to stop a force that could push the engine under the car in that way. In short, the engine would miss the x-brace and even if it hit it, it was bend the X-brace out of the way.

wickerbill

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Destiny2002
[B]

Think back, I think many of us had been less than smart in our driving history and got away with it.