Woman Has No Idea What Happened After Crash | Accident Investigator | Real Responders

[@truebluewonderful]

Plus the child shouldn't be on such a road in the dark on a motorized toy vehicle and without a white and a red light! So dangerous. And it can make a lot of people feel very miserable at once.

[@lorettaposey3327]

The first clip, the driver of the rig is damned if he kept driving while almost asleep or damned if he decided to pull over to rest

[@nicoleberinger5100]

No kidding. Sounds like the police decided to recognize that he chose the lesser of the evils, though. Especially since it seems like the semi was a smaller factor in the overall crash dynamic.

[@Seri-Katil]

@@mimiturner51 you obviously never drove a truck and know nothing about them so until you do stfu. Most parking lots have signs posted "no overnight parking" and that includes sleeping only one or two hrs, other parking lots can't fit full size otr trucks with 53' trailers. Sometimes there's literally no place too park. One thing this driver should've done that could have saved his career are reflective triangles that all drivers have (or are supposed to have).

[@Seri-Katil]

The diabetic shouldn't have been driving at all. Anybody with a medical condition that CAN cause disorientation or any other issue that hinders their driving ability shouldn't be driving at all.

[@mimiturner51]

@@Seri-Katil No. I am not a truck driver. However, my brother has been one for 30 years. There are rest stops, there are gas stations. He had alternatives. But since you seem to have all the knowledge I hope this show calls you for your input for future shows. DA!!!!

[@Seri-Katil]

@@mimiturner51 try going to NYC, gl finding a truck stop or rest area especially on long island where those places for trucks are non-existent. Most of those so called truck stops and rest area are along highway (excluding NYC) and not along secondary roads where this driver was. Depending on where he was going there might not have been a single highway to take let alone find a truck stop or rest area. I know more than you think. There are days where you'll be on nothing but secondary roads and truck parking along those are few and very far between since most places big enough display signs saying "no overnight parking"

[@puppies4everthefam233]

The first case with the truck driver was scary but he was doing what he needed to be safe. Yes he was parked on the side of the road with minimal traffic causing him to be a “sitting duck”. The cardiologist who gave a diabetic medication for high blood pressure was actually responsible. The driver was not fully aware of the mix of medication and diabetes. The second case is hard to watch. Knowing that you are alive when your father was killed in the same accident that you survived. The third case has me questioning the 14 year old and her family. Most kids growing up know not to play in the middle of the road. I do feel bad for the 2 people who struck her. I also feel bad for that girl’s family.

[@csmith563]

C'mon! Cardiologist LIKELY DID tell her to watch out for changes. Like a LOT of People, she probably blew him off, as people talking, texting while driving do when they're warned.....

[@metratone5]

This series is so informative and I love watching how the Investigator's determine what actually happened.

[@Plushybear09]

This is the 7th block of stories I've binged watched today on here and it really hits home that the people dying aren't wearing seatbelts. It should be a natural reaction to put it on when you get into your vehicle. Its amazing how many people don't.

[@animehuntress9018]

Poor Trucker, he was trying to do the right thing, even at the risk of a fine, and he still wound up in the accident. That had to be a horrible realization for him.

[@immortal8178]

True.

[@stevie-ray2020]

Surely there was a side-road he could've pulled into? At the very least hazard-lights & warning-triangles! However, ultimately it was the car-driver's long-term mismanagement of her Type-1 Diabetes that caused the fatal crash!

[@asantiago8379]

I thought so to till they said he stopped in the road??? Like bro??? Find somewhere to park🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️

[@davidwoermansr]

@@stevie-ray2020 there's not always sideroads a rig can fit on let alone get back on where he needs to be for miles it was a "dramatization" not factual footage maybe he was on the shoulder with flashers and triangles under a streetlamp what they showed was for dramatical affect not 100% factual that's why they call it a dramatization not actual video footage

[@unconventionalideas5683]

@@stevie-ray2020He _was_ in the side road, and they still managed to hit him.

[@dazzlingextremes389]

I started beta blockers at age 24... Had panic attacks severely.... took me 15 years to realise it was my blood sugars crashing and I didn't feel it bc of the beta blockers. Anyone given these should be told by the prescribing Dr the risks of low blood sugars.

[@pyroanimus]

Although it's sad, and the drivers were doing the wrong thing, the kid was ALSO doing the wrong thing by riding in the middle of the road. And the parent's must be complete idiots for letting a young kid ride around the roads after dark, unsupervised, especially if they haven't been taught not to play in the street! Everyone is at fault.

[@edthompson6131]

A true "group effort".

[@aussiedude3121]

Well the kid should even been on the road she should of been on the footpath

[@jeaninemiller6376]

All involved were at fault

[@davidwoermansr]

Did the kids parents even know she was on it she had just borrowed it from a friend and was heading home she probably got a lesson on how and where to ride by her friend

[@randallcarney1216]

The driver is guilty of speeding ,the parents are guilty of stupidity! They should face charges of child neglect!

[@IncandescentBooks1997]

Ive been on a motorized scooter before and theyre hard to control at first, but the kid shouldve either waited until daytime or been on the sidewalk

[@tracy-dg3qq]

There dangerous I got my son one didn't realise till I went on it couldn't believe how irresponsible I had been to buy this crazy thing I explained to my son this is going to kill us it has a mind of it's own been in the garage ever since. The other dangerous thing is a po go stick lol

[@hayleyreed9338]

the parents should be held responsible

[@oldbatwit5102]

In Britain nobody, child or adult, is allowed to ride one of these on the road or even the sidewalk.

[@tracy-dg3qq]

@@oldbatwit5102 even thou they do I've seen them also the old ppl scooter they drive them on the road cause they wont go on bath a man was killed just before Christmas because an old person ran him over on 4 wheeler buggy scooter on the path

[@katjakittenland9689]

In the Netherlands you have to be at least 16 years old and in possession of a moped drivers licence to be allowed to ride those things.

[@LeoLeo-yo1hw]

Just do the SPEED limit and STOP playing with your phone and driving. should save lots of lives.

[@Kristen242008]

Seriously! I have seen SO many people on their phone while driving. One lady, at my kids' school, was trying to back up into a spot WHILE watching something on her phone. She pulled forward, and backed up 4x before finally parking (though she was crooked as heck). She absolutely refused to put her phone down.

[@chelsealohrey6431]

Also don’t drink drive and and put your seat belt on

[@corneliawissing7950]

I once, in rush hour/peak hour traffic saw a single lady in a car with a magazine spread over the steering wheel, doing the crossword puzzle.

[@tanyasmith7123]

The first accident has nothing to do with a cell phone they weren't popular at that time . they weren't popular yet period. Nothing to do with speeding either they had some type of illness.

[@tanyasmith7123]

@@Kristen242008 you can't watch anything on your phone backing up i smell bull shit. Having your phone up to your ear yes it's done all the time. You can't even text backing up going forward yes. If your watching something backing up your going to crash not park crooked. It's hard backing up while watching something. It's easier to watch going forward.

[@usutonueteuati1141]

Scooter ride at night time, where were her parents?

[@Psyopcyclops]

Riding their skateboards right behind her.

[@forrestfey]

Counting on people not doing twice the speed limit.

[@CarloWilburn-w9z]

It's not the parents fault. A person walking could have been hurt also

[@sunnystormy4973]

-definetly- !

[@diannenaworensky6698]

Parents are responsible for their own children. They are also responsible for this accident.

[@bronhaller]

@@lkball00 as an Aussie I had to do the Maths to convert speeds, but 60 mph is crazy-fast for a suburban area! Suburban speed limits in Australia are usually between 25 and 38 mph, with 60 reserved for open roads out of town. Speed limits are in place to help avoid crashes, and reduce the severity of them - at 30 mph the girl would have been banged up badly, but she probably would have survived.

[@davidwoermansr]

Lower speed limits don't reduce the severity of injuries in an accident I broke my back in a 50 mph crash when I blew a tire and hit a tree with a seatbeltalt a couple years earlier less than half a mile from the same spot no seatbelt in excess of 120 mph I lost control sheared off 3 trees similar size and cartwheeled a few times into a violent barrel roll and walked home with a cut chin a Dr might have put 2 or 3 stitches in I had to cut my shirt off it was pinched between the gear shifter and roof and I never did find my right boot I walked the 3 quarter mile home to call and report the wreck

[@garyking6365]

Right On

[@garyking6365]

@@lkball00 Who is to say the driver could have stopped at 30??? Don't know that, just the investigator thinking she could have. Dark road, not lite up, car ahead of you turns quickly and you are trying to figure out what is going on. Reaction time plays into this also. Parents fault period. Now if didn't stop and kept going that would not be an accident. She would need to go to jail. So give her a speeding ticket.

[@KyleMatt11]

@5:52 “seat bags and airbags aside”? What the hell is a seat bag? I think you meant to say seat belt Mr. narrator lol

[@austingurganus5816]

Seat airbag. Alot of newer cars have side airbags in the seats

[@Seri-Katil]

Something old bags wouldn't know about

[@hartfeltopinion6178]

@@austingurganus5816 true, but I feel he misspoke as well, considering-he was explaining what happens when an air bag goes off with out a seatbelt on, and the fact that seat bag is a rarely used term.

[@R3DGaming81]

i saw that too and checked comments to find it

[@robertbennett2796]

Its for the torso airbag that protects u when in a t-bone crash

[@jogrinz9355]

How can it be a crime when the girl on the scooter was on the road at night???

[@sethk1698]

Notice they didnt say the results of the trial maybe the driver got off without jail time.

[@inkyguy]

Jo Grinz, you are responsible to be in control of your vehicle at all times, including being ready and able to react to unexpected obstructions or someone either in or who enters into your path of travel. The factors of whether you do not have your headlights on, if you are overdriving your headlights with excessive speed or if you are distracted and fail to react in a timely manner, all make you both civilly and potentially criminally liable for the accident. That’s not to say that there may be some factors that can help mitigate the driver’s liability in such a case, but these rules are the starting point in terms of assessing liability, i.e., who is at fault, responsible for damages and subject to prosecution.

[@inkyguy]

Seth K, or the trial may not have concluded or a sentence imposed by the time of production.

[@Notpoop906]

Because you are meant to expect shit that shouldn't be on the road TO BE THERE so you can avoid it you fucking moron.

[@ursodermatt8809]

@@Notpoop906 who is the moron here?

[@Boodieman72]

The last one, the 14 year old girl is the only one responsible for her death. The SUV driver might be charged with speeding though.

[@JP-uk9uc]

That's why I have a dash cam. I also do my research on tires and go with Micheline pilot sports that'll stop on a dime.... It's a violent reaction how sticky they are. The guilt though of running over a anyone..... And then to be charged with homicide 😫

[@cbudzyn]

14 year old on a moe ped going the wrong way down a street, that’s called natural selection.

[@SucessKey]

@@JP-uk9uc Yeah, I have got to get a dash cam. Kind of leery of price, but if anything, this shows instant, traumatic demonstrations of victim vs automobile.

[@muneabel2510]

Um and maybe umm her parents?

[@scottmckay9535]

These parents want an answer? How about your kid was doing something stupid? This is complete B.S. Oh, I forgot, nothing is ever your fault. Those parents should be held responsible.

[@beckyshock3099]

We had an EMS crew die from hitting the rear of a 18 wheeler, at the top of a hill, in fog.

[@galaxywolf2336]

Why ride a scooter in a road

[@patriciawickholm3617]

Serioiusly? Children make child like choices.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

@@patriciawickholm3617 lol adults have done it too. But yea it's better to hold them back from doing that stupid stuff cus they can be killed

[@jandrake6628]

@@patriciawickholm3617 When we were children we never played on the road or we got the belt. The parents lacked parenting skills

[@inkyguy]

Dacia Sandero guys, the driver is not innocent. As a legal adult commanding an automobile you are responsible to be in full control of your vehicle at all times, including being able to safely stop for unforeseen hazards. The adult driver bears the ultimate liability, not the child, nor their parents. BTW, in both civil and criminal law, parents are not liable for the behavior of their children.

[@asantiago8379]

It's stupid to put the adult solely at fault when this child was in the street in the dark. 14 isn't a toddler she should be so stupid

[@SerenDoubleYou]

Amongst all this sadness, I take a little bit of joy from "seatbags" The narrator says "Seatbags and Airbags aside" at about 5:50. I believe its supposed to be "SeatBELTS". It gave me a little giggle, and I'm honestly surprised by how much I needed that.

[@leighannfavro2115]

anybody else catch at 5:52 “seat bags and air bags aside” 😂

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

@leighann favro yes! I cracked up when he said that! I think he meant to say seat belt, but it still cracked me up. “Seat bag” 🤣

[@renaeadams7868]

Thanks for this upload, I've never heard of this show before & it's very Binge worthy!! ;)

[@LiveCamsAllOverTheWorld]

I never heard of it neither. Normal I love the binge watch cold case episodes but this is a nice change 🙂

[@jasmine1000ism]

Ditto! It seems like we have a few seasons to smash out too. Wooohooo

[@davidwoermansr]

It tends to repeat the same scenario with slight differences to the point of being predictable to make it look like they can figure all accidents out Oh wait there's no such thing as a traffic accident it's a wreck or incident and someone is always to blame

[@katlyndill1265]

I was already a careful driver, but after watching this show, I'm even more cautious.

[@patrickbrookings]

While it's of course really sad and heartbreaking, that young girl should not have been playing out on the open road with that scooter. Granted, that other lady, or even both of them, was speeding, but the girl shouldn't have been there in the first place. Traffic rules are there for a reason. Whether it's speed limits, wearing seatbelts, not being in places where you shouldn't be. Adhere to them, as they can and will save lives!

[@HobbyOrganist]

traffic rules apply to ALL, whether its a car, bicycle or scooter- the kid was in the middle of the road going the wrong way, at night, no lights/reflectors and I doubt that scooter was even street legal in the first place like go-Karts are not street legal, even a 50cc moped has to be licensed and have mirrors, turn signals, lights , mirrors

[@supposedly1-2]

im 59 seconds in and i already wanted to comment this. its not the car drivers fault its the girls fault and its sad but where were her guardians? she was clearly left unattended and they should be charged with her death. so i already disagree with one of these stories.

[@davidwoermansr]

The pedestrian always has the right of way in most states

[@davidwoermansr]

@@supposedly1-2 her parents probably thought she was walking home her and her friend were probably the only ones that knew she had the scooter and the pedestrian has the right of way in most states same as 25 mph over the limit is reckless driving and anyone killed while you're committing a crime is your fault murder or at least manslaughter

[@unconventionalideas5683]

It’s only the girl’s fault if there were sidewalks or other safe infrastructure. Otherwise, it is the roadbuilder’s fault for not providing such infrastructure.

[@lindathien9709]

My question is why was the little girl on a motorized scooter in the middle of the road and at night time 🤔 I’m sorry that she died like this while being so young but she caused her own fatality 😔

[@paulmarshall9549]

I agree with you who the hell would let a young girl out at night to play in the road is beyond me i dont think the parents cared enough otherwise they would not let her out esp. playing in nthe road

[@Ariadne76-k3d]

She was 14, not 4.

[@dianekelly2212]

The parents of the young girl she have taught her not to play on the road in the road 😂😂

[@patriciawickholm3617]

She is a child. Children don't always make decisions that make sense. Does not always account as to what a parent has or has not "taught".

[@dianekelly2212]

So what your saying is it’s ok for a child to ride in the middle of the road at night just cos she a child realy 🤨

[@patriciawickholm3617]

@@dianekelly2212 Yes, that is exactly what I am saying!!

[@hayleyreed9338]

@@patriciawickholm3617 then the parents should have been watching her or not let her do it in the first place

[@hayleyreed9338]

@Angela Riendeau its also common sense not to play in the road at night

[@desereeballentineaustinbla6402]

Truck drivers or any drivers Tired or fatigued. Stay the night at a Rest stop Or even truck stop or an area that is legal safe place too stay overnight. Or few hours or so.

[@jays106]

That tire most likely fell into the road from the underneath of another vehicle looks like the spare tire that mounts under the body behind the rear axle. Picked up many of them over the years and the vehicle they fall off is no where to be found usually held up by a cable that tend to rust off especially here in New England with road salt as it all just collects in that area and you may never know you lost it until you need it. Any vehicle I buy that has one I remove it and keep it in the vehicle.

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

People think that when a doctor gives them meds, the doc has carefully reviewed their files and would give them any warnings about interactions with conditions or other meds. Think about it. A 10 minute dr visit. And that dr leaves the room and moves on to the next one to do the same. Medical errors are the 3rd leading cause of death in America. I would assume this falls in that category, except the death in this case was not the person on the BP med. very sad.

[@inkyguy]

Ann Raybon, you have a certain responsibility to also ask your doctor of side effect and pharmacies now routinely provide information sheets presented with each prescription, probably as both a customer service and to limit their own potential liability or risk of suit. However, I recently learned that a huge percentage patient non-compliance, i.e., failing to take medications as prescribed by their doctor and/or lying to or misleading their doctor about whether or how they are using their prescribed medications. All that being said, I would not want to be the doctor in this case because attorneys will look at him or her not only because of very the doctor’s genuine culpability but also because the doctor’s malpractice insurance is a “deep pocket.” Attorneys will often skip past a party with greater liability with few assets to reach the party with the likelihood of producing the highest payout. In this case, depending upon the malpractice laws of the state, the doctor could be facing suits by the family of the deceased driver and by the surviving driver who helped precipitate the accident, or their respective insurance companies.

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

@@inkyguy People do not usually go to a dr wanting to sue them for malpractice, so I would say that is putting the cart before the horse. Most go to the dr. and trust what they say. MOST (not all) do not even question what the dr is giving them!! I have a cousin that argued with me that he trusted his doctor so he did not question him giving him antibiotics when he had the flu. I work in healthcare and people for the most part have no idea why they are there, what treatment they are getting, or what medications they are taking. It is truly a frightening situation to see on a daily basis. and I am not exaggerating.

[@JaneHall-f9j]

I understand why the Shrivers decided not to sue. They would have to relive the tragedy over and over but the doctor should have been reprimanded. While you can't expect a doctor to know all drug interactions knowing your patient has diabetes and what would affect that is basic.

[@noname00775]

If u know something isn't right, why not just turn on your emergency light and stop the car somewhere rather than keep driving the car and kill other ppl on the road..she shouldn't be allowed driving... As for Samantha I think it was an angel works.. 😅 For the young girl with scooter, at night, in the middle of the road, and not paying attention to what's in front of you, why?? It was all on her.

[@roxbuchanan6357]

As a type 1 diabetic myself, I can say that, when a serious low sneaks up on you like that for whatever reason, logic can tend to go right out the window. The driver's brain wasn't working right, in brief.

[@carriereed2552]

I’m a type 1 diabetic myself and all the preventive steps in the world could be done and a severe low can sneak upon you at any time. It can happen before you have any feeling something isn’t right. I have access to a continuous glucose monitor so I can see what my blood sugar is before I start driving. If it drops while driving, it warns me I could have a low or am slightly low so I can treat it before it is out of my control. If a cgm is not available, she could have tested before she turned the car on, and have been driving for a very short period before a low came up out of the blue. We can sudden, severe lows and we are literally not able to think.

[@redwolf230]

Rox Buchanan then maybe they need to start pulling the driver's license from ANYONE who suffers with that illness. Your a danger to yourself and other road user's.

[@carriereed2552]

Red Wolf We aren’t dangers if we take proper action before driving and during driving.

[@forrestfey]

As if a child is responsible for an idiot driving twice the speed limit in an residential area.

[@AUTOTUB3]

Very sad to hear. We all need to see prevention videos. To make us more wise. Alot of people think they know how to drive. But we never know what will happen. We need to keep our eyes on the road and obey driving laws. And never get distracted.

[@victoriaevelyn3953]

theres a sound glitch 38:36 for some reason when they are describing the accident

[@JP-uk9uc]

Millions don't pay attention to driving. People are constantly distracted... Especially looking at their phone! You can see it in their eyes... Buy a dash cam, pay attention. Buy the best tires Micheline pilot sports. Don't wait for you tires to wear down to the wear bar.... Practice breaking, swerving ECT in a safe place, know the limits of your vehicle. Be the more responsible Samaritan in society.

[@davidwoermansr]

Remove the warning labels and stop rewarding stupid people for their actions and the problem will fix itself next time someone wrecks and gets hurt playing Pokemon on their way to work I bet they could sue Apple or Samsung and be a billionaire

[@ediebaxter4653]

Very sad. The young girl should not been on the st. But, was learning to drive a scooter for the first time. I wonder if she was riding from it from her friend's house. Why didn't someone say wait until morning. To tell her to do it on the side walk or least let her watch first before riding it. Then let her do a test while someone was watching. Only God knows what happened that night. Prayers.

[@davidwoermansr]

Her friend that loaned it to her probably gave her a 5 minute or less lesson and said see ya tomorrow I know at that age that's how we did things

[@misbellesmith9310]

The driver of the semi couldn't find a Walmart parking lot seriously!

[@irockgame1]

Did you not hear the fact that there wasn't an exit for another 70 miles? That's an extra hour and a half minimum of drive time. Reevaluate your frustration here.

[@BackWoodsAnnie1554]

Whether the parents or the 2 drivers, I would hate to have this on my conscience, I couldn't live with myself, period.

[@stevie-ray2020]

Here in Australia we seem to have a common problem of tradesmen (we call them 'tradies'), not securing their ladders (the excuse is probably that they're not going far) then losing them on a busy main road. The result can be disastrous for a standard car as you can imagine! Years ago I was driving across one of Sydney's busiest bridges when a van in my lane lost their ladder, then as it was still sliding the truck in front of me drove over it without touching it. I couldn't swerve to avoid it as it appeared so suddenly, but as my early model Nissan Pathfinder was fitted with aftermarket lifted suspension, I knew I had the clearance to drive right over it, however as I looked in my mirrors I saw several cars behind madly changing lanes trying not to hit it!

[@briannacallahan8002]

Useful tip... If ur ever driving and a deer goes in front of u, keep driving, hitting the deer may cause damage to the car, but the car can take it, swerving to avoid the deer is a lot more dangerous... However, if u are driving and a moose goes in front of u, it's best to swerve and end up in the ditch, ur windshield is no match for 800-1,500 pounds of moose, ur more likely to survive crashing into the ditch

[@tanyajuli4145]

I know of at least two examples of deer killing driver or passenger, so this strategy isn't failsafe.

[@TigerBand21]

what about if you see a girl on a scooter?

[@sethk1698]

lwhy/ my/ keyboard/ doing/ this/ please/ help

[@corneliawissing7950]

There speaks the voice of experience!

[@stevie-ray2020]

.....and if you see a moose or deer on a motorised-scooter, stop driving before you're done for DUI!

[@lilysfield1]

what on earth was a girl of 14 doing on the street on a scooter after dark?

[@jenniferkelly5897]

Sorry but a kid should not be riding a scooter on the road in the first place. She was 14 years old and should've known to be more responsible than that. I'm not disputing how tragic it is and I'm prepared for the hate I'm probably going to get for this comment but she was a young adult. Common sense from all involved could have prevented this particular tragedy.

[@spiritblackpaw8435]

The second one, with the tire in the road, reminds me of when I was driving my normal route home from work, and found two large pieces of tin roofing on the road. They were bent out of shape, and there was one in each lane. The truck I was driving at the time could make it over it no problem, but I knew anyone with a low lying vehicle would have to swerve to dodge, and that was extremely dangerous as this was a blind corner. There was a church right after the curve, so I parked there, got out, and moved the piece that was lying in the middle of the road into the ditch. The other piece was much smaller and while I can't quite remember where it was, it was in a place that other vehicles could dodge if need be without too much fear of running into someone. It was also in the inner curve, and I just simply didn't feel comfortable moving it when that lane was completely blind from where I would be, vs. the one I moved which I could see any oncoming vehicles. The tin was gone within a few days and as far as I'm aware, there were no accidents.

[@suzannetodaro5494]

Well done Sir. You more than likely saved a life. Safe driving in your truck...happy trails lol.

[@stevie-ray2020]

Here in Australia we seem to have a common problem of tradesmen (we call them 'tradies'), not securing their ladders (the excuse is probably that they're not going far) then losing them on a busy main road. The result can be disastrous for a standard car, but I was driving across one of Sydney's busiest bridges when a van in my lane lost their ladder, then as it was still sliding the truck in front of me drove over it without touching it. As my vehicle was an early model Nissan Pathfinder with aftermarket suspension fitted I knew I had the clearance to drive right over it nor could I swerve it as it appeared so suddenly, but the cars behind me were madly changing lanes to avoid it!

[@inkyguy]

Spirit BlackPaw, thank you for thinking of others. I have done the same thing or called the police to report it. However, I have occasionally been in situations where I can’t possibly stop safely or get out of my vehicle or it is too dangerous and/or distracting to call police and give a reasonable location reference for the obstruction’s on a limited access highway. I simply have to hope someone else will call or the police will find it soon.

[@inkyguy]

Stevie-Ray, it is a serious problem, and I wish there were stronger criminal penalties for truckers who fail to reasonably secure their cargo. I have read of incidents in which people in other vehicles have been permanently disabled (e.g., paraplegia or quadriplegia) or killed outright from objects flying off of other vehicles of other drivers. Where I live you are legally responsible to clear ice and snow from the roof of your vehicle and you are legally liable for any damage or injury caused by ice flying from your vehicle. However, to hold the responsible driver accountable you must first catch them, and that rarely happens in such situations.

[@jimrossi7708]

As a tractor trailer driver for 40 years and a instructor for 8 years it is up to us to find a safe place to park, the back of a trailer is extremely deadly ! I’m not here to nit pick , maybe a Wal-Mart lot or somewhere safer !! Use your brain 🧠 ! If you have to at least put your triangles or flares out !

[@katherynedarrah4245]

I'm a living testament, in the right rollover conditions, a seatbelt will save your life. I was involved in a slow speed rollover (caused mostly by my panicked oversteering) at 16. EMS and police said that if I wasn't wearing my seatbelt I would've died. But I was, and I was able to crawl out of the car.

[@socalkikrox1jen]

05:50 seat bag lol

[@TheMartyReyes]

5:52 You mean seat BELTS and air bags... Not seat bags

[@MelwynreithTV]

you are aware there are seat bags aka airbags attached to the seats in newer cars

[@TheMartyReyes]

@@MelwynreithTV you are aware seat bags and airbags aren't interchangeable terms. Air bag is the term to describe the type of safety deployment. While seat bags specifically indicate air bags located within a seat for passengers behind the driver or front passenger. So while all seat bags are airbags, not all airbags are seat bags. The industry term is airbag - to suggest the industry term is now seat bag because you decided those terms are interchangeable is not correct.

[@MelwynreithTV]

@@TheMartyReyes thanks for that lovely speech must have taken a while to a while to write but the term seat airbags are a thing and people do call them seat bags haha now just because you may not like how things are pronounced but when people know what people are talking about slang terms are perfectly fine. also here in SA (South Australia) slang is like the top thing here for a lot of things like petrol station (servo) bottle shop (bottle-o) the list goes one so next time you want to be a teacher to someone consider where they are from and if they have slang terms.

[@TheMartyReyes]

@@MelwynreithTV pretty simple common sense which obviously eludes you

[@MelwynreithTV]

Yes common sense goes a long way. Clearly your not from Australia so you won't get our slang.

[@kittyrichardson68]

It is unreal what they can tell with skid marks

[@rosievasquez523]

Pedestrian has the right of the way not the car the person in the car is responsible for the death of that girl

[@builtontherockhomestead9390]

My grandmother was ejected from a car in an accident in 1968. No seatbelts in the vehicle. I was a passenger in a child safety seat and walked away with just bruises.

[@awsomeclips147]

lets be honest this channel is really underrated

[@StijnHommes]

That last case blows my mind. How could either of the drivers be at fault when that girl was driving a scooter on the road that shouldn't have been there in the first place? It was not like she was crossing the road or tripped and fell into the road. She was driving somewhere where she shouldn't have been.

[@robertbennett2796]

When youre a driver u need to be vigilant and aware of ur surrounding

[@forrestfey]

You should never drive over the spreed limit! There can always be a child or an animal that runs out into the road. The last driver would have stoped well before hitting the girl if she had not been speeding. She killed the girl. Speeding or drunk driving is a murder waiting to happen.

[@elliott3958]

If this was based in Britain they wouldn't even have to have an investigation. Just go to the ,ocal pub and ask if they were just there. Probably a yes tbh

[@ReddyReader]

Try slowing down to a crawl when erratic car is approaching until that car makes its way around you ... tried and true, thankfully.

6:02 It is obvious that the BAR should be mandated much lower than old-fashioned demands. In Sweden they are about 27-30 cm above ground but I don't know what the law mandates. Anyway, the bar I see is way too high up for modern society, the law seem outdated.

[@barbaraplummer1299]

The Young girl with the scooter should not of been in the road .may she rest in heaven, it's sad she lost her life

[@WildlifeRescueCare]

What sort of DISGUSTING & IRRESPONSIBLE parents allow a child to ride a scooter on a ROAD at NIGHT !!!!!!!!!!

[@isabelledavis2981]

I love 💗 watching accidents investigators on the KZbin channel app

[@brenne8030]

Sorry had to stop and giggle when he said “seat bags and airbags aside “😳😬

[@rosievasquez523]

The owner of that Tire is responsible for the death of that man and the injuries that girl sustained

[@cudatom9290]

The kid was 14, way old enough to know better.

[@justinehenricks3653]

So sad it what happened guess it will never stop moment in time when people dont think 😭

[@curlyanneb1973]

REALLY surprised truck driver wasn’t in trouble!

[@stevie-ray2020]

Not sure about other Australian states, but here in New South Wales motorised-scooters along with motorised-skateboards & pocket-motorcycles, are totally banned from roads, footpaths, shared-paths, & parks! They're just downright dangerous for the both the riders & pedestrians!

[@tm13tube]

This won’t be popular but why was she on the road after dark in a poorly lighted area? It is so hard to keep our children safe. We are not super human. So sorry for your loss to the child’s family.

[@tm13tube]

We seriously considered buying a house by the beach. To get there was a stretch of narrow country road and I had four children nearing driving age. We decided to forgo the beach for wider roads and better lighting.

[@nouseforanamelucky13]

5:53 I think he meant to say "seatbelts," not "seatbags," whatever those are... 😂

[@andrewklahold2880]

The biggest factor about seat belts, a seat belts will help you maintain control of vehicle to avoid a collision if you people stop tailgating

[@JaneHall-f9j]

Truckers should not be required to keep driving while tired.

[@eringemini7091]

I thought the part on the back of the truck that they hit was called the "Mansfield Bar?"(After Actress Jane Mansfield who was rumored to be decapitated while riding in front seat of car that collided with truck).She died, but kept her 👱‍♀️.

[@meredithpase]

Erin gemini you’re right! It kind of has two names. I think most truckers call it an ICC bar, but it’s also known as a Mansfield Bar or Bumper!

[@ppumpkin3282]

I don't know how the SUV could have been going 60 MPH on a residential street, when the car in front of it was going 30 MPH. I also don't understand how a skid mark can give a reliable indicator of speed, doesn't it also depend on your tires, your brakes, and how hard you press?

[@Psyopcyclops]

22:47 When you make a coffee and then find out the milk is empty.

[@aprillondon11]

5:52 “sitbags and airbags aside”

[@NickyD]

im 50/50 with the kid getting hit suv couldnt see the car hitting the kid and i find it hard to believe she was truly going 60 since her car isnt that damaged

[@theoracletempleoflovelight2222]

Nicky D if she was going 60 wouldn’t she have been up the other cars arse if that one was going 30? Regardless why is a 14 yr old allowed on a motorized scoter at night in the middle of the road ? In Australia children can’t get a probational license until they are 18 and have had more than 200 hrs supervised driving experience .They are also not allowed to have a v8 or drive over 80kms , even in a 100km zone it has reduced deaths on the road . New Zealand and England are implementing driver courses instead of fines which I think is great .

[@catbriggs8362]

Motorized scooters are dangerous - The girl borrowed the scooter, which sounds like she wasn't experienced riding them.

[@gorgeousfreeman4836]

Re enactments are stupidly annoying tbh

[@simoncatt95]

The first clip, the woman should have braked as soon as she saw the car weaving behind her. It's bonkers to continue driving at 70mph when there is a clear hazard in sight.

[@thepvporg]

Barbara is IMHO the faulty driver for failing to simply STOP is there is a blockage in the road and some idiot is swerving all over the road, simple logic should prevail and the driver who is concerned... STOP.... FFS, its not rocket science.

[@brenne8030]

Why is it cutting out on the last story?

[@jws1948ja]

And that is why I no longer drive.

[@nonna_sof5889]

Ah the head drop test. Way too many people get subjected to that as children.

[@cynthiatolman326]

If you see an aggressive driver coming up behind you, just pull over to the side of the road and stop. If it's a true story, why not tell us what happened to the woman who killed the child?

[@desereeballentineaustinbla6402]

Need too either make all Vehichals. The old way .Or have the The Bars updated ..too fit the. Vechicals so then it will hopefully helpAgain

[@stuboyd1194]

Are USA trucks required to have a rear red warning light lit when they're parked on the side of the road at night?

[@JackRusselMan]

I think accidents are a real thing. I had ended up rear ending a sedan a few winters ago. I hit some ice and couldn't stop so I let off the brake a little so I could get my car to where i would only hit half of their bumper instead of the whole thing. Ended up calling the police got one to respond. Told him everything that happened and he came back with all my information and had a paper in his hand. I had a pen ready to sign a citation but he handed me the police report said I'm not going to give you a citation because it sounds like a true weather related accident.

[@tylerhynes0]

I wonder if Frank Carson is related to Johnny Carson

[@inkyguy]

It is unclear to me if the driver of truck who struck the tire in the road was wearing a seatbelt. The narrator said he was crushed. Was that within or outside of the vehicle? Often in accidents such as these, the unrestrained occupants (i.e., those not wearing a seatbelt) will be thrown from the vehicle and are then crushed by the vehicle as it rolls over them or lands on top of them. With very few exceptions, a seatbelt will save your life, reduce serious injury, or at the very, very least, leave a much better looking body.

[@WildlifeRescueCare]

Clearly this Stacy was NOT old enough to ride the scooter on the road. She needed to KNOW the road rules & OBEY them !!!!!!!

[@inkyguy]

One way you can tell this is a Canadian production is that the host, though sounding like an American (i.e., U.S. citizen), he says “maths,” which is the British word, rather than “math,” which Americans use.

[@CraftMechanicYT]

5:52 seatbags and airbags

[@justinowens9323]

35:36 think about how many ppl driving around with there spare probably close to falling out from under vehicle due to rust and ppl wonder why vehicles inspection is a thing

[@randallcarney1216]

You cannot legally park in the road ,unless you have mechanical problems and then with all safety triangles and other precautions taken. The truck driver should have also faced charges. The lady had a medical emergency, the truck driver did not ! Find a legal place to park before you get so tired that you must stop. If the truck driver had not carelessly parked in the damn road ,the lady would still be alive! You cannot park anywhere you want to ,it does not matter what you drive!

[@lizmacrae4970]

Still she was on the wrong side of the road in the dark with no lights.....

[@stevensargent2063]

NOT WEARING A SEATBELT: YOU CAN NOT UN-IDIOT A IDIOT.

[@kimchee94112]

The tire was found 3.5 football fields away and he was going only 50mph?

[@jasminema]

soon as I saw all that sugary stuff...I knew diabetic

[@hamtrak_p42dcamtrak67]

It could have been worse for both the semi and the scooter. It could have been a 6,000 ton freight train. Going 55 miles per hour. Scratch that for all the crashes.

[@tunadawson2223]

they gonna make the icc bars longer

[@paulbirch8576]

Unnecessary annoying background music throughout the episodes.

[@frankyandme2]

It is very tragic that the girl was killed, but, unfortunately, she was at fault for being on the road with the scooter. As it happened, the driver who was speeding ended up being the one who was held responsible for her death. Someone always has to be held responsible when there is a road death. The trucker should have parked completely off the road. If there is an erratic driver on the road, pull over and allow them to pass. (It's better to have them in front of you so you can take evasive action when necessary.)

[@justinowens9323]

33:12 well it definitely was not her time to leave this earth

[@bartakin]

MEDICAL REASONS ARE AS GOOD AS DRUNK DRIVER..STAY OFF THE ROAD IF YOUR SICK..CALL A CAB LIKE THE DRUNKS DO..NO ONE NEEDS TO DIE OVER IT OR SPEND THE RE ST OF A LIFE IN PAIN OR GRIEF..NO EXCUSE..

[@saltyvfxx]

Legit nobody wears their seatbelts!!

[@mamamia5556]

The kid is in the middle of the street, go after the parents too...

[@rosievasquez523]

That's why she shouldn't be driving if it impairs her her ability driving she shouldn't be driving