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Old 02-24-2015, 07:34 PM   #29
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If I knew something about where the collision occured, I could find a report.

I did come across a sad report I forgot to set state parameters:
http://patch.com/maryland/columbia/p...arkway-crash-0

another kid didn't have repsect for the weather / road / car and killed themselves.

EDIT: oh... and this... http://www.scion.com/blog/advertisin...nd-the-scenes/
holy shit that deer is fast! nice jump. and nice reaction by the driver.
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Old 02-24-2015, 08:31 PM   #30
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Glad she made it. Lesson is dont remove your steering wheel for an aftermarket one without an airbag.
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Old 02-24-2015, 08:47 PM   #31
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That'll buff out
I was just about to say that ;-)


Actually, it looks like maybe the jaws of life were used there. Either way, that was a bad one.
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I was just about to say that ;-)


Actually, it looks like maybe the jaws of life were used there. Either way, that was a bad one.
Hydraulic chop saw. Jaws of life would crush and tear the pillars. Those were cut off clean.
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Old 02-24-2015, 09:17 PM   #33
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And this ladies and gentlemen is why heavy emblems glued to your steering wheel and boost gauges on your A pillar are a really bad plan!
Those same airbags that saved this drive just get turned into high velocity cannons when things are attached to their housings.


Never thought of how a Toyota cowboy hat logo could be a potential shuriken during a steering wheel airbag deployment. I've heard about loose speaker enclosures ending up in the cabin. I wonder what she'll replace this car with?
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Never thought of how a Toyota cowboy hat logo could be a potential shuriken during a steering wheel airbag deployment. I've heard about loose speaker enclosures ending up in the cabin. I wonder what she'll replace this car with?
OP said she is looking for the same thing!
I would be too if I survived a crash like that.
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Old 02-24-2015, 10:12 PM   #35
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I got t-boned in my C 30 when a guy ran a stop sign and all three airbags went off. The side of the car was pushed in so far that the curtain airbag and seat bolster bag were both in my face and made me feel like I was being smothered even though they were deflated. As soon as the car stopped spinning I was trying to get out of the seat but the belt was jammed. Freaky stuff. If they hadn't worked as well as they did I would almost certainly have had serious injuries on the entire left side of my body, as it ended up I jumped out of the car and went for the guy that hit me when he ran a stop sign. It took the cop that saw it and another driver that stopped to help to keep me from killing the guy.

Here's what happened when a woman in a nearly new CRV ran a stop sign at ~50mph and took me out in my 9 month old Challenger


I was just driving along at a little under 30 taking my family apple picking at a local orchard and wham, airbag punched me in the face! I had no idea why. When it deflated I looked in front of me and there was nothing there. Her car had flown off the side of the road into the woods. Apparently the CRV took the hit just as well because the passenger and the kid in the car seat in the back came away without even a scratch. Crazy shit!

Please stop at stop signs.
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A couple things to note here:
She has no head, neck or back injuries and is expected to make a full, if slow, recovery.
I was reading this fast and thought it said "she has no head or back now..."

Glad she escaped with minor-ish injuries.

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Getting hit by an airbag sucks but its better than smashing your face on steering wheel. I got hit by a passenger side airbag and it felt like I got punched by mike Tyson
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Tough girl, indeed. Glad to hear she made it.

My side curtain airbag deployed when I spun into a guardrail. I watched it come out in slow motion a millisecond before my head slammed into it. Nothing compared to this crash, but it was a humbling experience... car safety tech these days is amazing.

Felt a special bond with the car after that. Couldn't wait to get another identical one (it was totaled)
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I was reading this fast and thought it said "she has no head or back now..."

Glad she escaped with minor-ish injuries.

I did the same thing lol


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holy shit that deer is fast! nice jump. and nice reaction by the driver.
What reaction?
He might as well have not even seen it.
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What reaction?
He might as well have not even seen it.
The 1 inch dip of the front end was all I saw.
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The 1 inch dip of the front end was all I saw.
and he was about inch from hitting that deer!
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