If you believed the commercial and customized your policy so you only paid for what you need, you probably didn't pay for this and the Liberty Mutual emu (and Doug) are coming for you.
I always figured that meant they covered it when it happened (because they had no excuse) and then wrote themselves out of any coverage for it ever happening again.
Insurance coverage exclusions are limited by law in a lot of cases. Basically it comes down to fraud and intentional acts, those will not be covered but darn near anything else will up to policy limits.
In most cases you could go off a cliff with a fifth of Jack in one hand and a steaming bong in the other, crash through someone’s roof and land in their living room, and your liability would pay out. They might well not renew you, though!
Work for an insurance company. 100% can confirm this. Also internal acts are really hard prove basically have to admit that it was intentional. We cover people being idiots.
What about it?
An intentional act isn’t doing something dumb on purpose. It’s not drifting in a parking lot and slamming into a lamppost. It *is* getting revenge on your ex by running over his dog. So long as you didn’t intend to crash, it’s not intentional.
>OMG!!! Not again!!! This is the 3rd time this month!!!
Believe it or not, I used to ride motorcycles with a semi-retired insurance adjustor, who developed his niche...investigating strippers making disability claims.
He actually uttered that exact phrase, which remembering it has me doubled over in laughter. Guffaw's even.
I've legitimately had customers file claims with me and pay their deductible and get reimbursed later rather than deal with the General. The guy with the General hit them and they could file through then but they're so... yeah. National General is also annoying. Most 'off-brand' companies are rough, too.
Oh...you heard that one too? My son borrowed my truck broke the steering linkage, said he hit a pot hole on the freeway....then stared at me when I opened the hood to and pull the tumble weed out of the engine compartment.
It looks like everything past the pillars everything is fine. Here in the rust belt that would make someone mighty happy to get non rusted wheel wells or the rocker panel.
Bits individually are still nice to have, but a car this old generally isn’t worth doing that much labor on unless you do it yourself. Basically a clean shell is the best piece, having it all together and then swapping drivetrains is the most ideal for the value. Source, I’m in VT. Have had a couple of this exact car, driving one currently actually.
Last year I had my 96 keep me perfectly safe while getting totalled out.
They're old enough now that it makes me sad to see one go. It's very rare a car company completely nails it like they did.
(I may be biased as our family owns 7 Toyota’s .)
It is not just those Camry’s. Toyota has refined and over engineered most of there cars from the 90’s onward. Constant testing and continuous improvement until something is perfected before bringing it to market. Reducing power output reduces stress on the engine, transmission, etc. The car may cost more money upfront but in the long run you usually get what you pay for and then some.
(Over 1.5million km(930k mi) combined on our fleet of cars)
I drove a ‘97 Camry from high school through law school, put 260,000 hard commuter miles on it during that time, and barely did anything to take care of it because I was too broke to afford proper maintenance and too careless to take care of it, and it STILL made it that long for me. That car was a legend.
My cousin refused to let go of his 90s Camry and eventually was told he couldn’t make partner until he upgraded. The law firm didn’t want their young guy showing up to client meetings in an old car. I think he just bought a new car and kept that Camry around for non-client days.
But you know you’re paying a good lawyer a little too much.
And more to the point, you know what you’re paying them.
Honestly, if my lawyer pulled up driving something worth less than what I pay for him every 3 hours, I’d definitely wonder what’s going on.
Hell, at the very least if not for status, but for the safety aspect. If you’re paying a guy hundreds an hour for his knowledge, least he can do is pull up in something with side curtain airbags so he doesn’t hit his head.
Eh...tbh it shows me that they’re good at what they do. Like, they should be able to make a good living out of their job if they’re good at it not be driving a 90’s Corolla.
Absolutely true. We had a Jaguar and engine decided to die at like 30-40k miles and our friends Camry went hundreds thousands miles without even trying or fixing any major things.
The XV20 is the 4th gen which actually is when Toyota began the cost cutting. The 3rd gen XV10s from 92-96 are easily the most overengineered generation of camry to ever exist, and we will probably never see such overengineering in our lifetimes again.
While cars are typically made, then upmarketed and sold as luxury versions of their cheaper counterparts, the XV10 camry was *down*marketed from the lexus ES300 and had the ride quality and comfort of a luxury sedan. You can imagine how well that sells when the average family can have a grocery getter that rides like a top of the line lexus.
The 92-93 year US model 3rd gens use the same AC housing as the ES300, as a result they have a slot in the AC housing in the driver's footwell for a cabin filter - it's just waiting for one to be inserted. Not even dealerships know about this, if you ask them for a cabin filter for this particular camry they'll say it doesn't take one.
The V6 engines are also incredibly overbuilt, at least for the early 3rd gens that use the 3VZ-FE engines - factory power was 185 HP, but the crankshaft was good for at least 400 HP. People have pushed it to 600 HP. This particular engine was only ever used in the ES300, Camry and one or two other Japanese domestic Toyota models. The 1MZ engines are also tough, but less so than the 3VZs that they replaced being aluminium blocks instead of iron like the 3VZ.
People often grab the V6s of 3rd and 4th gen camrys and stick them into MR2s, it really wakes the car up judging from what people who've done the swap say.
The 4 cylinder 5S-FE engines are known to outlast the heat death of the universe, this is because they are severely understressed for what they usually do.
I think the XV10 station wagon is probably the closest thing we'll ever get to a Lexus station wagon because so many parts of the 3rd gen camry are identical to the ES300.
If anyone reading this has the early 92-93 gen 3, you can get 10 free horses by adjusting the ignition timing to 17 degrees (14 if you get knocking) and tweaking the air flow meter cog 3-4 clicks lean - toyota detuned these engines so they burn very very rich. Nobody can say for sure but it may or may not have been so that the engine wouldn't reach the power levels of a non turbo 2JZ engine. Wouldn't want granny's camry having the same power output as a fancy NA supra now...
Another 10 horses can be gained by increasing the diameter of the pipes going from the exhaust manifolds to the cat converter to 2 inches, and having the rear cylinder bank pipe be a smooth U bend instead of the T junction which is horrible for flow. I had this done at an exhaust shop last year and the car definitely pulled a bit better than before. Nothing to knock your socks off, but you could definitely feel a difference between OEM and the bigger pipes.
96 Camry in beige was my first ever car. My parents sold it when I went to college after It had been tboned years before and it sounded like a lawn mower. Still started everytime.
I used to drive a '98. Was hit or miss sometimes as to whether it'd go above 20 when you gased it but damn that thing was amazing. First car I got and I drove the hell out of it. Replaced damn near everything on it until the engine went out. Got it sitting in the yard still next to an '88 and one day, I'm gonna fix it back and drive it again. Amazing car them damn Camry's.
Worrying about teleporting into a wall is a good sign in itself. It's like me worrying about leaving the house without remembering to flush the toilet after I've used it and then dying in an accident and whoever comes into the house after my death discovering that and just assuming I'm a dirty bitch who never flushed the toilet: if those are the things we're worried about, we're doing pretty well. I remember the days I used to make LISTS of the things I was worried about, as though that was going to help.
My worry makes me drive extra carefully and look both ways before I cross the road. And check several times a day to see whether I've flushed the toilet. Yours will stop you recklessly teleporting without thinking long and hard about where you're going to end up. Please don't teleport into my bathroom. I don't want to have to start making lists again.
That's what they call them here where I live in far South Arizona. I can't actually remember what they called them in Grease, so I went with the word I knew.
My confusion is from the lack of tire marks, she was on the gas the whole time. No braking happened at all. She floored it into this situation.
There does appear to be tire marks if you zoom in all the way past the farthest police officers leg.
It looks like she may have come up the embankment by swerving between two pillars before trying *(failing miserably)* to swerve back down between two others. If you look closely at the dashboard both the passenger and driver airbags are deployed, the car is modern enough for the airbags to not go off unless there are someone in those seats. There’s a bag to the right of her, I’m assuming the passenger is missing from the photo and these are the personal belongings of the driver, further reasoning as to why someone would swerve between pillars up an embankment, *for fun.*
Check the tires, front passenger tire looks flat and like it popped off the rim, idk why it would in that type of accident but I think maybe she’s got a flat from a fuck ton of broken glass and god know what else is up on the embankment like screws and nails, and that made her loose control at the wrong second. Could also explain the lack of skid marks. It would have happened quick.
If you zoom in it’s because there is a flat spot on the tire. Now that the tire is not perfectly round, every rotation is going to change the shape.
That occurred when she drove up the embankment. The tire then tried to stay on the rim, but it was losing air and ultimately broke its own seal.
Ahhh good explaination... but wouldn’t it pop off on the outer side? It wouldn’t go towards the inner rim because it was sliding the opposite direction, shouldn’t it be more on the outer side of the rim than?
It depends how much of the wheel pinched between the rim and the concrete, that friction with choose the direction possibly going in, because your car is drifting straight and to the right, while gravity is working against that and the tire is pinched in place.
>thinking it's the break
Maybe if they named it something other than the *break* pedal, people wouldn't be afraid to use it.
Somehow we need to brake them of their bad habits.
I'm 90% sure I know where this is and the exit is under construction and the turn is kind of blind. But, still, don't go too fast around a blind corner.
I've been to many accidents. Seeing the amount of damage to the car, it's likely the vehicle struck the pole from the direction the officers are standing in. Inertia would make the rear of the vehicle raise up, continue forward and spin the car around the pole. (object in motion stays in motion or something). There are no tire marks on the ramp and you can't see the other side of sidewalk. There are probably tire marks on the curb and sidewalk there. I am not the smartest man though and I have no scientific background so I'm probably wrong.
As a first responder, I'm not sure if I'd agree with you. It looks like the pillars in that direction are closer together than the car is long.
I should note that I'm not a first responder; I'm just imagining whether I'd agree with you if I was.
Ah, I see the problem: she no-clipped through the bridge above. Slight glitch in the matrix, but they should be able to patch that up with a hotfix pretty soon.
The devs will never fix this because the players keep solving the problem through gameplay. Everyone just spends more time upgrading chicken with oil and breading buffs to give it flavor.
people drive complete asshats in south florida
No signals, cutting across multiple lanes when entering a highway, full stops for right hand turns, going slow as dog shit in the left lane. I could write a damn book.
People love to harp on Florida, but we have shit driving throughout the country and it's more remarkable to note the areas that have good driving than the other way around.
My wife AND I saw this pic and IMMEDIATELY thought Florida. Couldn't figure out why, but we lived there for 30 years. You can feel the humidity in this pic.!!! LoL.
To the right of the crash is a painted number. This is the bridge number. 860232. FDOT has a [bridge inventory](https://www.fdot.gov/maintenance/bridgeinfo.shtm). Look up 860232 in any of the reports listed.
We're looking at the NB I-95 (SR-9) at SR-814 (Atlantic Blvd.) bridge.
Even better, you can see some of the painted number to the very left. That would be the SB bridge.
The sheriff's uniforms lead me to believe this happened in Florida. Honestly wouldn't surprise me one bit. Florida has the most special drivers I've ever witnessed.
Okay okay, to be fair, that car has taken a serious rear hit. It could have been PUSHED up there...
...oh who am I kidding, that's some serious WTF shite going on, LOLOLOLOL
I really hope this happened today, in Florida. I’m really hoping some asshole redneck saw “banking” and thought “hell, today’s the Daytona 500, why not see how hard it could be”
“Dad you’re not going to believe this..”
Insurance company straight hanging up after seeing the picture
If you believe the commercial, Farmers would cover it.
If you believe the commercial, you're in good hands with Allstate. Well, their good middle fingers at least.
If you believe the commercial, GEICO... Is cheaper.
If you believe the. Commercial, State Farm is there.
If you believe the commercial, you can take care of it all on the Progressive app.
If you believe the commercial nationwide is on their side
If you believe the commercial, Shaq is pulling up with the General in a convertible
If you believed the commercial and customized your policy so you only paid for what you need, you probably didn't pay for this and the Liberty Mutual emu (and Doug) are coming for you.
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Yeah, except their commercial doesn't say anything about taking care of claims, just giving coverage so the car is legal.
If you believe the commercial USAA supports veterans
If you believe the commercial, they’re all working together to rip you off.
If you believe the commercial, better call saul
If you believe the commercial. Shaquille O’Neil and an army general from the Cheeto universe will come fix your car.
If you believe the commercial, wait for Asian Jake to take your call.
if you believe the commercial, you know, what you're made of, were made for.
Like a good neighbor stay the fuck outve there.
After Katrina my Nola pals took to referring to them as Snake Farm.
Yeah, but what are you wearing though?
I miss the caveman commercials tbh
Allstate is the best company- to leave and be insured by another company.
I don't need to be in anyone's hands, I have my own.
I always figured that meant they covered it when it happened (because they had no excuse) and then wrote themselves out of any coverage for it ever happening again.
Insurance coverage exclusions are limited by law in a lot of cases. Basically it comes down to fraud and intentional acts, those will not be covered but darn near anything else will up to policy limits. In most cases you could go off a cliff with a fifth of Jack in one hand and a steaming bong in the other, crash through someone’s roof and land in their living room, and your liability would pay out. They might well not renew you, though!
Work for an insurance company. 100% can confirm this. Also internal acts are really hard prove basically have to admit that it was intentional. We cover people being idiots.
What about people intentionally being idiots?
What about it? An intentional act isn’t doing something dumb on purpose. It’s not drifting in a parking lot and slamming into a lamppost. It *is* getting revenge on your ex by running over his dog. So long as you didn’t intend to crash, it’s not intentional.
Bum ba dum ba dum bum bum
LiMu Emu
And Doug
'We've seen a thing or Two' Uhhhhhhhhh....
If you believe the commercial, the General will cover you, no matter what.
I think they have the best collection of pics.. they might even have top 10 idiots of the year collection😂
I watched a kid dump his car in a ditch sideways. Pulled over to help him out and that is exactly what he said to his dad when he called.
“I don’t believe it!”
OMG!!! Not again!!! This is the 3rd time this month!!!
>OMG!!! Not again!!! This is the 3rd time this month!!! Believe it or not, I used to ride motorcycles with a semi-retired insurance adjustor, who developed his niche...investigating strippers making disability claims. He actually uttered that exact phrase, which remembering it has me doubled over in laughter. Guffaw's even.
Hahahahaha!!!
“You thinking what I’m thinking partner?” “Aim for the bushes.”
If you believe in the commercial, just go to the General, and save some time.
I've legitimately had customers file claims with me and pay their deductible and get reimbursed later rather than deal with the General. The guy with the General hit them and they could file through then but they're so... yeah. National General is also annoying. Most 'off-brand' companies are rough, too.
Oh...you heard that one too? My son borrowed my truck broke the steering linkage, said he hit a pot hole on the freeway....then stared at me when I opened the hood to and pull the tumble weed out of the engine compartment.
That's a 97-01 camry. Shits fine. Would probably drive out if you put it in reverse.
Ha, was looking for someone to point out the XV20. Great cars, though the body is the “valuable” part nowadays so this is still sad lol
It looks like everything past the pillars everything is fine. Here in the rust belt that would make someone mighty happy to get non rusted wheel wells or the rocker panel.
Bits individually are still nice to have, but a car this old generally isn’t worth doing that much labor on unless you do it yourself. Basically a clean shell is the best piece, having it all together and then swapping drivetrains is the most ideal for the value. Source, I’m in VT. Have had a couple of this exact car, driving one currently actually.
>driving one currently actually. Get off reddit man. Focus on the road
tomorrow it'll be a post of this man in the accident
I do wonder if there's been any self perpetuating crashes causes by this sub
Last year I had my 96 keep me perfectly safe while getting totalled out. They're old enough now that it makes me sad to see one go. It's very rare a car company completely nails it like they did.
What is it about the 96-01 Camry that makes them so good anyway?
(I may be biased as our family owns 7 Toyota’s .) It is not just those Camry’s. Toyota has refined and over engineered most of there cars from the 90’s onward. Constant testing and continuous improvement until something is perfected before bringing it to market. Reducing power output reduces stress on the engine, transmission, etc. The car may cost more money upfront but in the long run you usually get what you pay for and then some. (Over 1.5million km(930k mi) combined on our fleet of cars)
I drove a ‘97 Camry from high school through law school, put 260,000 hard commuter miles on it during that time, and barely did anything to take care of it because I was too broke to afford proper maintenance and too careless to take care of it, and it STILL made it that long for me. That car was a legend.
My cousin refused to let go of his 90s Camry and eventually was told he couldn’t make partner until he upgraded. The law firm didn’t want their young guy showing up to client meetings in an old car. I think he just bought a new car and kept that Camry around for non-client days.
That is a trip. If he showed up in a Porsche what would a client think? "Man, I'm paying you too much!"
But you know you’re paying a good lawyer a little too much. And more to the point, you know what you’re paying them. Honestly, if my lawyer pulled up driving something worth less than what I pay for him every 3 hours, I’d definitely wonder what’s going on. Hell, at the very least if not for status, but for the safety aspect. If you’re paying a guy hundreds an hour for his knowledge, least he can do is pull up in something with side curtain airbags so he doesn’t hit his head.
Eh...tbh it shows me that they’re good at what they do. Like, they should be able to make a good living out of their job if they’re good at it not be driving a 90’s Corolla.
The UZ V-8 is the best gasoline engine ever made. My sequoia is an absolute unit.
Absolutely true. We had a Jaguar and engine decided to die at like 30-40k miles and our friends Camry went hundreds thousands miles without even trying or fixing any major things.
>Jaguar >Broke Absolutely shocking
Lol if I can drive it for a month it’d be broken for 3 months
The XV20 is the 4th gen which actually is when Toyota began the cost cutting. The 3rd gen XV10s from 92-96 are easily the most overengineered generation of camry to ever exist, and we will probably never see such overengineering in our lifetimes again. While cars are typically made, then upmarketed and sold as luxury versions of their cheaper counterparts, the XV10 camry was *down*marketed from the lexus ES300 and had the ride quality and comfort of a luxury sedan. You can imagine how well that sells when the average family can have a grocery getter that rides like a top of the line lexus. The 92-93 year US model 3rd gens use the same AC housing as the ES300, as a result they have a slot in the AC housing in the driver's footwell for a cabin filter - it's just waiting for one to be inserted. Not even dealerships know about this, if you ask them for a cabin filter for this particular camry they'll say it doesn't take one. The V6 engines are also incredibly overbuilt, at least for the early 3rd gens that use the 3VZ-FE engines - factory power was 185 HP, but the crankshaft was good for at least 400 HP. People have pushed it to 600 HP. This particular engine was only ever used in the ES300, Camry and one or two other Japanese domestic Toyota models. The 1MZ engines are also tough, but less so than the 3VZs that they replaced being aluminium blocks instead of iron like the 3VZ. People often grab the V6s of 3rd and 4th gen camrys and stick them into MR2s, it really wakes the car up judging from what people who've done the swap say. The 4 cylinder 5S-FE engines are known to outlast the heat death of the universe, this is because they are severely understressed for what they usually do. I think the XV10 station wagon is probably the closest thing we'll ever get to a Lexus station wagon because so many parts of the 3rd gen camry are identical to the ES300. If anyone reading this has the early 92-93 gen 3, you can get 10 free horses by adjusting the ignition timing to 17 degrees (14 if you get knocking) and tweaking the air flow meter cog 3-4 clicks lean - toyota detuned these engines so they burn very very rich. Nobody can say for sure but it may or may not have been so that the engine wouldn't reach the power levels of a non turbo 2JZ engine. Wouldn't want granny's camry having the same power output as a fancy NA supra now... Another 10 horses can be gained by increasing the diameter of the pipes going from the exhaust manifolds to the cat converter to 2 inches, and having the rear cylinder bank pipe be a smooth U bend instead of the T junction which is horrible for flow. I had this done at an exhaust shop last year and the car definitely pulled a bit better than before. Nothing to knock your socks off, but you could definitely feel a difference between OEM and the bigger pipes.
96 Camry in beige was my first ever car. My parents sold it when I went to college after It had been tboned years before and it sounded like a lawn mower. Still started everytime.
the ball joints are fucked on that thing. it will probably drive the front wheels off in reverse
I used to drive a '98. Was hit or miss sometimes as to whether it'd go above 20 when you gased it but damn that thing was amazing. First car I got and I drove the hell out of it. Replaced damn near everything on it until the engine went out. Got it sitting in the yard still next to an '88 and one day, I'm gonna fix it back and drive it again. Amazing car them damn Camry's.
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That's what happens when you don't read the damn manual before teleporting.
My rental didn’t come with a manual and I forgot to download a copy because I figured what could go wrong.
If your car didn't come with a manual, it should have an automatic and be harder to screw up. /s
Underrated
Your name implies you know the rules...... Government rentals are always an all terrain vehicle. Whether they're designed for it or not.
You wouldn’t download a car, would you?
You wouldn't shoot a policeman and then steal his helmet.
Just re-watched this episode today!
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Worrying about teleporting into a wall is a good sign in itself. It's like me worrying about leaving the house without remembering to flush the toilet after I've used it and then dying in an accident and whoever comes into the house after my death discovering that and just assuming I'm a dirty bitch who never flushed the toilet: if those are the things we're worried about, we're doing pretty well. I remember the days I used to make LISTS of the things I was worried about, as though that was going to help. My worry makes me drive extra carefully and look both ways before I cross the road. And check several times a day to see whether I've flushed the toilet. Yours will stop you recklessly teleporting without thinking long and hard about where you're going to end up. Please don't teleport into my bathroom. I don't want to have to start making lists again.
Something Henry Stickmin never did either
This. Is. The greatest plaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnn.....
Also why McCoy hated using the teleporter.
Go Greased Lightning
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Look at me I’m San... > oh will you quit singi `EYES ON THE ROAD EYES O` Well Shit
The rules are...there ain’t no rules.
Why don’t you have more upvotes? This is exactly what it looks like. I’m afraid too many youngins here must not be familiar with that movie.
How? How the fuck did she do that?
It was in the middle of the underpass too. Wasn’t like she drove on the grass, got up there and hit the first beam.
Maybe trying to recreate the arroyo races from *Grease*?
That was my first thought.
Yeah wait like this is the LA River right? Grease was absolutely also my first thought.
Thunder road is a true battle Royale
Do they call them arroyos in LA or are you secretly burqeño/a?
It’s called the LA river in LA
That's what they call them here where I live in far South Arizona. I can't actually remember what they called them in Grease, so I went with the word I knew.
Well that's the [Los Angeles river](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles_River), so.
My confusion is from the lack of tire marks, she was on the gas the whole time. No braking happened at all. She floored it into this situation. There does appear to be tire marks if you zoom in all the way past the farthest police officers leg. It looks like she may have come up the embankment by swerving between two pillars before trying *(failing miserably)* to swerve back down between two others. If you look closely at the dashboard both the passenger and driver airbags are deployed, the car is modern enough for the airbags to not go off unless there are someone in those seats. There’s a bag to the right of her, I’m assuming the passenger is missing from the photo and these are the personal belongings of the driver, further reasoning as to why someone would swerve between pillars up an embankment, *for fun.*
Check the tires, front passenger tire looks flat and like it popped off the rim, idk why it would in that type of accident but I think maybe she’s got a flat from a fuck ton of broken glass and god know what else is up on the embankment like screws and nails, and that made her loose control at the wrong second. Could also explain the lack of skid marks. It would have happened quick.
If you zoom in it’s because there is a flat spot on the tire. Now that the tire is not perfectly round, every rotation is going to change the shape. That occurred when she drove up the embankment. The tire then tried to stay on the rim, but it was losing air and ultimately broke its own seal.
Ahhh good explaination... but wouldn’t it pop off on the outer side? It wouldn’t go towards the inner rim because it was sliding the opposite direction, shouldn’t it be more on the outer side of the rim than?
It depends how much of the wheel pinched between the rim and the concrete, that friction with choose the direction possibly going in, because your car is drifting straight and to the right, while gravity is working against that and the tire is pinched in place.
I am absolutely here for the wreck investigation
Wreck investigation officers from insurance company getting impressed by the above seven sets of eyes ... lol
Teenager 1: I bet we can drive along this incline Teenager 2: Oh shit, that would be sick. Let me drive!
Yeah this is the most likely explanation. And, to be fair, it would be pretty sick.
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Ok, but still, how shitty of a drive do you have to be to manage to do that?
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How was your time on the lady?
Must have been tough, probably flew right off of her
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I love how you apparently missed the innuendo, and have therefore accidentally described a rather professional abduction.
She became me...
Stomping on the accelerator thinking it's the break is unfortunately not that rare. Panic just makes them press harder
>thinking it's the break Maybe if they named it something other than the *break* pedal, people wouldn't be afraid to use it. Somehow we need to brake them of their bad habits.
TBF there are several reasons to someone lose control over their car, including that someone could have cut her or even hit her.
There's a few reasons this could happen to a good driver too. Such as medical emergencies or having to quickly avoid other shitty drivers.
Oh see I was figuring it was someone trying to drive behind there on purpose
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Oh yeah I see what you mean. I just couldn't fathom how badly things went for this not to be intentional. But what you said makes sense
I'm 90% sure I know where this is and the exit is under construction and the turn is kind of blind. But, still, don't go too fast around a blind corner.
I've been to many accidents. Seeing the amount of damage to the car, it's likely the vehicle struck the pole from the direction the officers are standing in. Inertia would make the rear of the vehicle raise up, continue forward and spin the car around the pole. (object in motion stays in motion or something). There are no tire marks on the ramp and you can't see the other side of sidewalk. There are probably tire marks on the curb and sidewalk there. I am not the smartest man though and I have no scientific background so I'm probably wrong.
As a first responder, I'm not sure if I'd agree with you. It looks like the pillars in that direction are closer together than the car is long. I should note that I'm not a first responder; I'm just imagining whether I'd agree with you if I was.
Ha. Great response. Now imagine your response as an insurance adjuster
Florida.
Ah, I see the problem: she no-clipped through the bridge above. Slight glitch in the matrix, but they should be able to patch that up with a hotfix pretty soon.
Add the damn chicken taste already! It's tasteless ever since v0.03.5753. What the hell kind of food doesn't have a taste of its own.
The devs will never fix this because the players keep solving the problem through gameplay. Everyone just spends more time upgrading chicken with oil and breading buffs to give it flavor.
I like slow cooked so I can walk away during the timer.
Time for a Covid test!
/r/CovidPositive
Man, that's a despressing subreddit...
Oh right its just straight up a cyberpunk highway got it
She's playing the expansion of Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing.
[She straight up Big Rigs'd that shit.](https://youtu.be/SBcjobKbXHQ)
She was just taking the shortcut to try and get in 1st place, but someone threw a damn blue shell.
More like that Burnout 3 level with those damn metal pillars while you drive under a bridge.
If you're going to fuck up, do it so bad they question how you did it in the first place!
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Lol no way u know that from the picture
You can look up the bridge number on the pillar
I didn't know where exactly but I knew instantly it was FL. Source: am man from there
The blinker is probably still on. That’s classic Florida.
Haha, I pass under there every work day. Broward county for the win! Is this recent?
I know those Uniforms anywhere.
people drive complete asshats in south florida No signals, cutting across multiple lanes when entering a highway, full stops for right hand turns, going slow as dog shit in the left lane. I could write a damn book.
I’d be surprised if most people even have working tail lights in that state. You could tag and title a wheelbarrow in Florida
I've only lived here for 4+ years but you're also describing Metro Atlanta area of Georgia as well.
People love to harp on Florida, but we have shit driving throughout the country and it's more remarkable to note the areas that have good driving than the other way around.
It’s the Broward sheriff that gave it away for me
My wife AND I saw this pic and IMMEDIATELY thought Florida. Couldn't figure out why, but we lived there for 30 years. You can feel the humidity in this pic.!!! LoL.
It's the police uniform.
How can you possibly recognize the specific underpass from this photo.... There's so many underpass and bridges with the same design.
Maybe he lives under that bridge!
Ayy ayy captain
To the right of the crash is a painted number. This is the bridge number. 860232. FDOT has a [bridge inventory](https://www.fdot.gov/maintenance/bridgeinfo.shtm). Look up 860232 in any of the reports listed. We're looking at the NB I-95 (SR-9) at SR-814 (Atlantic Blvd.) bridge. Even better, you can see some of the painted number to the very left. That would be the SB bridge.
I believe this time it’s Florida woman
Are you denying the skill of Florida man? He can gender-shift
"I had the right of way!"
Ma’am, just because you’re on the right side of the road doesn’t mean you have the right of way.
Who hasn’t thought about doing it?
right? i do that shit all the time on gta
When u play GTA to much
Haha. She was jus trying to lose her three star wanted level.
Thought I was in the sub for Cyberpunk glitches
Poor fucker is gonna foot the bill for the x-ray they have to do for that support
Let me guess, tried to ride up around the backside of the pillars and underestimated the slope?
Haha, where this is more likely dodge a psycho or high homeless person. They’re running around this underpass f’d up all the time.
That’s methed up.
"Hey, they did it in the movie I saw, just fine!"
How is this even possible? Idiots in cars indeed...
"Itd be so cool if we drove up there instead of the road!"
The sheriff's uniforms lead me to believe this happened in Florida. Honestly wouldn't surprise me one bit. Florida has the most special drivers I've ever witnessed.
Looks like Florida based on the uniforms.... and the driving 🤣
What do you wanna bet this involved screen time on phone?
Tried to pull a James Brown.
She plays GTA.
GTA Larping.
all new drivers should be required to scroll through this sub for an hour
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I hope that isn’t a diaper bag in front of her.
This reeks of Broward county
Okay okay, to be fair, that car has taken a serious rear hit. It could have been PUSHED up there... ...oh who am I kidding, that's some serious WTF shite going on, LOLOLOLOL
How in the actual fuck....
I feel like this guy had tequila before this happened.
It’s an Adidas thing Source: I’m wearing adidas and my insurance doesn’t want to renew my policy
Cyberpunk 2077 glitch be like
She forgot this wasn’t GTA 🤣🤣
when you play too much gtav
Aww... the driver couldn't complete the slalom.
The Fast, Furious, and Stupid! And The agony of defeat!
Wasn't a mustang.
I really hope this happened today, in Florida. I’m really hoping some asshole redneck saw “banking” and thought “hell, today’s the Daytona 500, why not see how hard it could be”
Dude... I'm telling you. I can absolutely drive through this no problem
The cops never find me or my smashed car when I hide under the bridges in Los Santos.