Potential Decapitation Is Why You Shouldn’t Tail An Unsecured Load
To address the obvious question these terrifying images present, no, no one was hurt. On the other hand, this sheet of plywood was turned into a potentially deadly ninja star when it fell away from the truck carrying it.
As it flew through the air a corner pierced this unfortunate Honda’s windscreen like a hot poker through butter, ramming all the way through until the diagonally angled sheet jammed against the A-pillars.
We shouldn’t need to tell you that this could have delivered sickening and most certainly fatal injuries to anyone in a front seat. Miraculously, though, the driver managed to dodge any harm and even refused the police’s offer of onward transport.
If you’re carrying anything on or in an open load bay, make damn sure it’s secured properly. If you’re driving behind a load and you can’t see how it’s secured, back off before something terrible happens.
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CHOP-CHOP MoFo!
Jokes aside, I’m glad no one was injured.
I wood comment something but i dont know what, anyway luckily the dude is okay
If you want a Honda but also outlaw speedster and have careless trucker friend.
but did they reach their final destination?
That would’ve been karma for another tailgater, even though that is insanely dangerous. Stuff like this being shared in Massachusetts would probably scare people into driving carefully for a few days (again “probably”). But this state always finds a way to gain worse drivers for some reason lol.
“Miraculously, though, the driver managed to dodge any harm and even refused the police’s offer of onward transport.” This being the US, he declined the medical services transport to hospital, since that would have cost them $3500 in medical invoices.
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