One wonders if a little preventative work could have prevented this. Forgive me if this made the news, but I do not have TV at the new apartment. The linked videos are scary.
Steve
One wonders if a little preventative work could have prevented this. Forgive me if this made the news, but I do not have TV at the new apartment. The linked videos are scary.
Steve
Also:
Goes to show that nature eventually wins.
Dave.
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Cheers! Rich
Looking at the links, Ivan likes BIG stuff:
Wish I could go tour Russia, for a month, but I sure as heck would NOT want to live there:
And it does not look like I want to drive there:
I wish I spoke the language a bit, Russian youtube is quite interesting. Steve
There seems to be a service entrance on the inside of that curve 3/4 thru the video. The truck seems to hit nothing, then the second truck can be seen. What a hoot.
Cheers
Looks like it's icy as well.
A few years ago the US news carried a tape from the German autobahn showing a Mercedes 600D sliding on ice, then rolling multiple times.
When it stopped rolling, the driver door opened and he jumped out... seemingly uninjured ;-) ...Jim Thompson
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