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Old 7th February 2014, 09:08   #931
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Yup this was already seen. But the way its doglifted by the crane its causing much more damage than the crash isn't it ? The side profile is just crumpled because of those steel wires crushing it from either side . Couldn't they have used a flatbed instead ? Wonder if they dragged it midair the entire way till garage !!
Doesn't really matter how they lift it as this car is def a total loss. It probably went straight to the scrap yard.

Anyone know if the driver made it ?
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Old 7th February 2014, 09:20   #932
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I see the side airbag deployed ,but not the front one. Maybe he made it ,although they are notorious for not fastening the seatbelt,so who knows ?
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Anyone know if the driver made it ?
Yes the driver made it but sadly one of his legs didnt ! His leg got crushed and had to be amputated if i remember it correctly. There was another co-passenger who made it out safely.
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A dark grey Bentley crashed few minutes back(some other vehicle crashed into the rear right of Bentley) just after CGO complex entry (next to Barapullah elevated road).

Couldn't snap pics since I was driving.
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Came across this Mercedes Benz ML350 CDI crash.
Thankfully all 5 in the car came out scratch-less.

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Came across this Mercedes Benz ML350 CDI crash.
Thankfully all 5 in the car came out scratch-less.
Wont comment on the speed or anything, but this is a direct result of not having proper bars on trucks to prevent cars from ending up exactly like this.
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Wont comment on the speed or anything, but this is a direct result of not having proper bars on trucks to prevent cars from ending up exactly like this.
Afaik this accident took place at night due to the truck not having taillights.
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Afaik this accident took place at night due to the truck not having taillights.
Anytime.
But it wouldnt have slid under the truck like this, is what I'm saying.
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Anytime.
But it wouldnt have slid under the truck like this, is what I'm saying.
Yup, I totally agree on that.
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Came across this Mercedes Benz ML350 CDI crash.
Thankfully all 5 in the car came out scratch-less.
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Anytime.
But it wouldnt have slid under the truck like this, is what I'm saying.
This could also be a result of 'tailgating'.

Most drivers love to do that here .
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Thankfully all 5 in the car came out scratch-less.
This is probably one of those cases where being in an SUV is actually safer. See below:

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... this is a direct result of not having proper bars on trucks to prevent cars from ending up exactly like this.
Related thread : LINK

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Old 7th March 2014, 14:12   #942
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Came across this Mercedes Benz ML350 CDI crash.
Thankfully all 5 in the car came out scratch-less.
scratchless? Looks like that windscreen has been heavily impacted from the inside

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... direct result of not having proper bars on trucks to prevent cars from ending up exactly like this.
No excuse for not having bars, but...

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... due to the truck not having taillights.
No excuse for not having lights but...

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This could also be a result of 'tailgating'.
...No excuse for driving too close or too fast.
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Old 7th March 2014, 17:41   #943
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scratchless? Looks like that windscreen has been heavily impacted [i]from the inside
The bump in the windscreen seems to be due to the bonnet crumpling and pushing against the frame. Does not look to be due to someone banging their head against it (due to being not belted), which is what I think you mean by "impacted from inside".
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Looks like a mumbai car, seems it will get done with a bonnet replacement.
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The bump in the windscreen seems to be due to the bonnet crumpling and pushing against the frame. Does not look to be due to someone banging their head against it (due to being not belted), which is what I think you mean by "impacted from inside".
Ah, yes, I see what you mean. I'm glad it wasn't caused by heads.
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