*** The official car accident thread***

[trinigamer]

Earlier today in Williamsville

and not the first time too:

[ADONI]

I really watching the video and found it look familiar!

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I really watching the video and found it look familiar!

taught was me alone

strong wall though

[DTAC]

That car took out a wall and the airbag didn't even deploy. Serious structural integrity or defective/removed airbag? You be the judge.

[ismithx]

people have no cornering skills these days awa?

[16 cycles]

That car took out a wall and the airbag didn't even deploy. Serious structural integrity or defective/removed airbag? You be the judge.

Do they deploy only if a passenger is in seat?

[Spitfir3]

that turn not even that narrow, men just doh like dat wall

[SMc]

That car took out a wall and the airbag didn't even deploy. Serious structural integrity or defective/removed airbag? You be the judge.

Do they deploy only if a passenger is in seat?

The airbag for the passenger seat could have been turned off, you can do it manually if you have a child seat etc, anyways it was pretty much toots driving that caused the accident and not a non-deployed airbag. people hadda understand their & their cars capability in different conditions and we would have stupid accidents like this.

[maj. tom]

Child seats are not supposed to be in the front seat anyway, ever. If the child is big enough for the front seat, one has to use the seatbelt there. So no one would deactivate the airbag for that reason.

Buckle all children ages 12 and under in the back seat. Airbags can kill young children riding in the front seat. Never place a rear-facing car seat in front of an airbag.
https://www.cdc.gov/features/passengers ... ont%20seat.

It's a computer logic circuit that determines if to deploy an airbag with a certain number of conditions having to be met.

(taken from https://youtu.be/mWSlwhYyOhI?t=37)

So it's entirely possible for an airbag to not be deployed even in what we may consider a serious accident. The most important feature of safety is the seatbelt, since airbags are defined as supplementary safety devices.

[src1983]

Earlier today in Williamsville

and not the first time too:

Side by Side comparison



Just playing around with Premiere Pro

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wingroad stronger

[src1983]

wingroad stronger

Not really nah, the wing road went through red blocks

The Honda met concrete block

[Nik]

looks like the same driver.... similar skills... or lack thereof...

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X chail

[ADONI]

Police ran out of shoulder or!?

[Slartibartfast]

Police ran out of shoulder or!?

Nah they on a operation. Had to camo down the xtrail. Standard operating procedure.

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Charlieville NB

[K74T]

Should see the traffic ATM, sucks for those in it

[K74T]

Back up till Couva

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It's friday

[Ben_spanna]

when in doubt the tiida or Aqua or serena is always to BLAME...………...

[Les Bain]

Is a sad fact of life that when a car becomes the people's car it does usually be the cause of accidents.

Waiting to see how much mayhem the $125 Hyundai will cause.

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By eddie hart ground

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[rspann]

Ah soul!

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Hearing two died...manzanilla side

[hydroep]

Two Killed In Manzanilla Crash
RALPH BANWARIE


The mangled wreckage of the Nissan Wingroad in which Allisha Carrington and her nephew Peter Carrington lost their lives in an accident in Manzanilla, yesterday.

A woman and her 11-year-old nephew were killed in a ve­hic­u­lar ac­ci­dent on the Man­zanil­la Road yes­ter­day morn­ing.

All­isha Car­ring­ton, 35, dri­ver of a Nis­san Wingroad, and her nephew Pe­ter Car­ring­ton died at the scene. They suf­fered in­juries to the head, chest legs and oth­er parts of their body when their car col­lid­ed with a truck dri­ven by Ker­wyn Lynch of Mal­oney, at around 9.30 am

Three oth­er chil­dren were tak­en to the San­gre Grande Hos­pi­tal where they are ward­ed in se­ri­ous con­di­tion. Lynch was al­so tak­en to the hos­pi­tal where he was treat­ed and dis­charged.

A dis­trict med­ical of­fi­cer viewed the bod­ies and or­dered their re­moval to the Mt Hope Mor­tu­ary where an au­top­sy is ex­pect­ed to be con­duct­ed on Mon­day.

Vis­it­ing the scene were ASP Re­vanales, Cpl Khan, PCs Bar­ran and Thomas and mem­bers of CSI San­gre Grande. Cpl Khan of the Man­zanil­la Po­lice Sta­tion, is con­tin­u­ing in­ves­ti­ga­tions.

http://www.guardian.co.tt/news/two-killed-in-manzanilla-crash-6.2.929068.e80a1bdd4c

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Cumuto this morning

[MaxPower]

when in doubt the tiida or Aqua or serena is always to BLAME...………...

Exactly.