VN24 - Driver's cab is pressed onto the loading area in truck accident

VN24 - 01-06-2023 (D/M/Y) - Kamen A1 / Germany - In this serious traffic accident on the A1 freeway near Kamen, luck and misfortune were only fractions of a second apart. According to initial police investigations, a 36-year-old truck driver was driving his trailer tractor shortly after 10:00 a.m. on the A1 freeway in a southbound direction on the right-hand lane of three lanes. In the middle of the Kamen interchange (A1 / A2), he had to stop due to traffic. Behind the truck, a 68-year-old woman in her black car was also able to brake in time and stop. Both noticed a truck approaching at high speed in the rearview mirror. The 36-year-old recognized the danger and drove his truck as far forward as possible. Fortunately, the 68-year-old was able to steer to the right and almost swerve onto the shoulder. Nevertheless, the approaching 7.5 t truck touched the left rear of the woman's car and then hit the 36-year-old's truck without braking. In the impact, the entire cab of the small truck was compressed and pressed backwards through the bulkhead of the body onto its own loading area. The 44-year-old Romanian driver of the 7.5t truck could not survive this accident. He lost his life at the scene of the accident. The woman and the driver of the truck in front were uninjured.
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[@jimpern]

The concept of erecting screens to shield the view of accident sites from passing motorists is brilliant and should be implemented throughout the U.S. I think that motorists rubbernecking at accident sites cause more delays than the accidents themselves!

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

there are both versions like this, with seperate parts of construction fences, and others which can be inflated

[@jackiefitzpatrick2906]

It's like at the race track..when a horse breaks a leg. Officials don't want public to see horse put down or dragged into a trailer.

[@ChasOnErie]

NO NO NO …. THEY SHOUKD MAKE THE DRIVERS LOOK AT THE CARNAGE ..:SLOWLY IT JUST MIGHT SLIW PEOPLE DOWN … THE ROADS ARE LIKE “FAST AND FURIOUS “ ..WITH NOBODY !!!!, NOBODY SLOWING DOWN AND DRIVING CORRECTLY !!!!

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

@@ChasOnErie definetly not. They'd slow down until they stop. We've seen that over and over again. And then they take pictures and videos of the crash scene, which is just plain illegal!

[@depotdan4654]

I tend to agree on the screens. Although in the States we would probably sell advertising space on them for personal injury law offices and auto insurance;) On a more serious rant, it’s just way too easy to get a driver’s license in the U.S. If it was truly administered as a privilege, maybe we would have safer roadways. Automotive safety advancements can’t keep up with the decline in common courtesy and the epidemic of electronic device induced attention deficit. Ironically, yes…more screens.

[@yaretzki]

Großes Lob für gespan Fahrer und die ältere Dame dass die noch so aufmerksam fährt. Das hat ihr Leben gerettet

[@darrenprior6339]

Those green divider curtains should be a must worldwide. Reduce driver rubber-necking and distress (imagine little kids seeing that) and keep emergency works safer. Great idea

[@peterriedl5894]

Mein Dank geht an alle Rettungskräfte die Tag und Nacht für uns da sind. Denn was die manchmal menthal verarbeiten müssen ist nicht selbstverständlich. Das kann nicht jeder.

[@sallysmith2937]

Such a horrific crash. Praying for the first responders….. they cannot unsee what they see and they just keep on going a continue to help. God Bless all first responders and Leo’s. My condolences to family and friends of the deceased. 🙏

[@tomatoes3]

Extremely distressing for the emergency personnel to deal with that horrific accident especially removing the remains' of the driver . Respectful filming VN 24 as expected.

[@nationalnotes]

The organization and equipment they have in Germany makes us in the US look like amateurs.

[@notboeingnotgoing5483]

You are exactly correct our industry in the states looks like a monkey f*****g a football compared to this

[@boahneelassmal]

I mean, I do kinda like the wreckers you have. I just find it curious they are used for pretty much anything and there's rarely smaller equipment, except for that single tiny flat bed which is merely usable for recovery of a broken down vehicle. that being said: I massively respect what recovery companies can actually handle with nothing but a wrecker. That is pretty impressive, allbeit there's usually a bit more brute force involved with less concern for added damage to the vehicle to be recovered. As a German, though, what fascinates me time and time again, is the insane variety of equipment just the fire brigade has. They have everything: busses, regular trucks, cranes, wheeled loaders... any working utility vehicle you can imagine there is at least one fire vehicle of it. There's many great compilations here on youtube if you're interested. And if you asked anone 90% of people would say fire only operates regular firetrucks, ladders and maybe some smaller utility trucks and vehicles...

[@tjw10158]

台灣警察最厲害，1個警察就可以處理完整😂😂

[@pjford1118]

The surviving truck driver was a hero for making the space for the 68 year old to escape the crush zone. The world would be a safer place with more drivers like that on the roads. One question pops to mind, why didn't the crushed truck get pulled off the highway? I like the privacy fence, a great way to stop the rubber neckers and secondary accidents

[@johnboughton7451]

I worked for the Metropolitan Police as a Specialist Recovering Driver & I attended many scenes like this you never get used to it & you never ever forget it either

[@crippleguy415]

Traumatizing job they have responding to wrecks like this . There's no way it's not going to mess with their brain seeing all of this . Kinda like those who gather remains at an airplane crash . Trauma, and stress can kill you . Brave souls do this necessary job . My respect to all of them .

[@chasermalloy7406]

I take my hat of to them. I couldn't do it. My uncle had to work in a plane wreck where the plane had made it all the way to It's destination but crashed on the runway kill most on board. Both pilots survived but their careers didn't. I never spoke to him about it but aI know he was messed up by it for a while and likely for the rest of his life to some degree.

[@verniece2]

It really is fascinating to watch what another country does for their rescues. Here they are disciplined and exact. They work together like a well oiled machine. I respect that.

[@pfufoostuff7483]

A lesson we can take is look in your mirror's never expect the other driver to stop. Great driver's the big truck and lady.

[@kathrynollis]

I had a family friend that was a truck driver. He died in a wreck. Be actually was burnt up. He was stuck in the cab and begged the fire fighters to cut his legs off and get him out. They tried very hard to get him out, but couldnt and he was burned up. This us so sad to watch. God bless these truck drivers.

[@KelleySL24]

My condolences to his family 😢🙏💐

[@derekantill3721]

Smart use of the rear view mirror by the large truck driver and the lady.

[@lynjames4306]

Excellent work in a Difficult situation and clearing up the mess in no time, Well Done Germany, Britain would have closed the road for 12hrs with such a Severe Accident 😢

[@cowboy10uk]

So how long did they take to clean this up then?

[@fenflyer]

To see emergency services working next to a autobahn live lane separated only by a flimsy curtain.... I would close the carriageway & divert traffic. It only needs some nutter to wipe out the emergency services in this scenario As many videos on here have witnessed before 😑🤦

[@lynjames4306]

@@fenflyer They look like they had it covered, No Messing about on that Accident 👍Impressed with the Skip they take with them on a Accident job 😳

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

@@fenflyer traffic is moving slowly, not much of a danger to on scene crews any more; and to minimize the traffic jam and the risk of yet another accident at the very end of the traffic jam they only shut down as many lanes as necessary and keep open as many lanes as possible

[@neckarsulme]

Thank you German highway workers and Firemen (Feuerwehr)!

[@krank8385]

Sad part is, while they are cleaning up this mess the drivers family think he's still out there doing his job, their life will change forever in a few hours when they are notified of his death.

[@thearcherofjustice1492]

Yes, I always have these exact same thoughts. I had to develop a certain logic to be able to type autopsy reports years ago.... It's quite an experience. As self protection my brain came up with something positive in all this horror : the person who died isn't suffering anymore. RiP🙏🌹.... But I was thinking mostly with concern about his/her family. The he'll is for them 💔

[@kleinerstubentiger]

Erster Gedanke "Scheiße, bei den aufgebauten Sichtschutzwände ist jede Hilfe zu spät" R.I.P. Zweiter Gedanke: sehr gute Ladungssicherung vom vorderen LKW 👍 sieht zumindest auch danach noch gut aus Und dritter Gedanke nach dem Lesen der Beschreibung: herzlichen Glückwunsch der Dame aus dem PKW, das ist dann wohl ein zweiter Geburtstag🎉

[@gregmoyer8959]

I have said for years that in America we need something to block view of wreck to keep traffic from stopping to get a look and causing unnecessary congestion and delays. Very smart

[@user-sw5vi1tq2f]

Trebalo bi sve olupine u teškim saobraćajnim udesima dovesti na neki stari aerodrom i ispisati podatke o nesreći kao muzej na otvorenom-da svi mogu vidjeti brzinu i nekoncentriranost kao i bahatost.🛣😬😬🤦‍♂️👹

[@Rayzer2368]

I wish the US used those anti-rubbernecker screens!

[@majorneptunejr]

They do in some places. Usually if it is a fatal and they have to remove a body

[@thomasmccardle725]

So sorry for this man’s family ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️

[@majorneptunejr]

Good thing the truck in the front moved forward enough for the woman to have a way out. If not she would have been sandwiched in between the two trucks and you would not be able to tell her car from the truck in which it was mangled.

[@Radionut]

Within 30 minutes after the clearing out the side the road crews will come in wash sweep and remove all lines and marks that were put on the road. Within an hour after they leave you’ll never know there was an accident there

[@fadeddeception]

Cell phone usage while driving is a pandemic. Lot's of major accidents here in my are on a daily basis

[@mallard4495]

Paying close attention to what’s going on around you, and leaving safe stopping distances (including thinking and reaction time) is rather important. Ninety-five percentage of drivers are tailgating during every second of their journeys. And this can be the result.

[@GOTOHOBBIES]

I can't agree more, they are stupid and don't care about their driving, this is why. I had a tailgater today just slowed down and eventually they go past and I can be safe.

[@campstoneman779]

You are so right. And the problem intensifies when I leave 3 or 4 car spaces between me and the car in front of me. Some jerk ALWAYS pulls in between us and BRAKES. Causing me to have to brake and lose my religion. 😮

[@GOTOHOBBIES]

@campstoneman779 The secret is to not let it bother you and just call them a wank@@, I have used every known word, but alas it makes no difference because they are as thick as two planks, lol. Drive to survive my friend and after 40 years I don't think I have done bad because I have seen it all, just keep keeping your distance and be safe. Always remember time and distance my friend.

[@poppyrowland1385]

Ya think? 🙄

[@williamlondon6269]

I can't be the only one thinking that recovery driver looks like David Crosby.

[@strange4change_6]

I saw something like this in the state of NC in the USA. A delivery van drove full speed (about 70mph/113kph) into the deck of a flatbed trailer. The bumper to the roof was disintegrated.😢

[@ne9colas]

I just cross Germany back to Denmark. With no speed limit on the highways, when they crash, it’s absolute destruction.

[@freiergermanemitturkischer1624]

No, Trucks 80km/h, Travelbus 100km/h maximum, i think, the crashtrucker look smartphone or sleeping

[@vernonmatthews181]

Autobahn!

[@kraftfahrer85]

Natürlich gibt es Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzungen. Vieleicht sollte man sich zuerst einmal über die Verhkehrsregeln des Landes informieren, das man durchfährt. Solche Unfälle gibt es überall, nicht nur in Deutschland. Bei uns wird nur öfters drüber berichtet und bei uns rollt auch mehr Verkehr, weil Deutschland sehr zentral in Europa liegt und ein Transitland ist. Auch sind unsere Maut und Strafen erheblich niedriger, als in anderen Ländern, was das Verkehrsaufkommen weiter steigert und das Einhalten von Vorschriften vermindert.

[@lloydreeves715]

Keep up the good work love watching you on KZbin

[@Clarency]

Sehr gut, liebe Helfer jeder Art. Ich bewundere euren Mut und eure Stärke. Danke, dass ihr uns diese schrecklichen Bilder abnehmt ❤

[@time.528]

When the screens come out and boxes are filled, you know the body is in pieces 😢 RIP

[@cindyknudson2715]

Why was there no blood?

[@Wheel-1]

Condolences to the families involved

[@psweeneyville]

Thank God the woman moved her car! It probably saved her life.

[@patriciastyles1761]

Wonderful people who have to pick up the pieces.

[@anime-vn5xl]

RIP mein Beileid den Angehörigen. 😢

[@stewartwaterman7837]

Interesting fact, the jaws of life were invented here in Australia and haven't they worked well all over the world.

[@lamarw7757]

According to my research, the jaws of life were invented in 1961, by an american named George Hurst.

[@stackit303]

The 44-year-old Romanian driver of the 7.5t truck could not survive this accident. He lost his life at the scene of the accident. The woman and the driver of the truck in front were uninjured.

[@bailey125]

Nice of you to copy and paste the description. Thanks

[@cindyknudson2715]

Thank you for the info

[@olnamgrunt9857]

Hello, Karl from Missouri US,Stay safe folks.

[@PegAMurphy]

my condolences to his family and friends glad the other two people were unharmed

[@ronaldsudul801]

Everyone should see the results of what happens when you’re not paying attention when driving!!!

[@tee2899]

ie any drivers of any vehicle using a mobile phone

[@owenfitzpatrick5394]

that’s a fairly bold assumption. ….and you know what they say about those

[@dannysinclair1028]

God bless the family who lost a loved one in this accident I pray that God will overshadow the families with peace and love and divine protection in Jesus name I pray

[@user-ky3pi2mc4c]

So terrible for all involved. RIP Sir.

[@dianetandy1757]

Whatever the reasons for this horrendous accident someone sadly lost his life My prayers go out to his family

[@manuelschmidt976]

Die Autofahrerin hatte zwischen den Lkws gestanden und gerade noch reagiert! Sonst wäre sie auch tot.

[@popularloner4279]

We need those shields here in the US so traffic can continue to move!

[@patrickbuick5459]

Ok, I mis-spoke in a comment. The load did not shift, you can see at about 1:20 that it is still flush with the front of the trailer. The overhang appears to be a tire diameter, so about 3 feet, not 6 or more, as many say. The warning flag is hanging down at 1:23, so one was present. The tow operators are slacking the air brakes so they can move it as well as disconnecting the drive shaft. That was some rolling force to take the front bumper and frame member up that high. The tow pin is above the deck of the load area. As many have said, it seems like it was probably instantaneous death. We will never know why he didn't even try to slow. Condolences to the family.

[@greenpedal370]

Interesting how the Germans keep one lane open. Here in the UK that road would have been closed for most the day.

[@ChadDidNothingWrong]

What? Are you for real? All day too?

[@greenpedal370]

@@ChadDidNothingWrong Happens all the time

[@cindyknudson2715]

The accident was contained in one lane.

[@greenpedal370]

@@cindyknudson2715 Makes no difference in the UK. Serious accident - those lanes, will be closed.

[@lyonhaert4107]

Anche in Italia

[@neidelopes5423]

Creio por ser bem jovem era umas das primeiras viagens dele 😢 um sonho q foi realizado em pouco tempo.😢 uma perca muito grande Assim com a dor ,dos seus ❤familiares e principalmente FAMILIA. Agente como mãe de camioneiros acaba sentindo essa dor juntos❤

[@50girlgirl]

So 70% of the Autobahn has no speed limit….but average speed where the IS a limit is between 80-90 mph. This was a horrific accident- that truck folded like an accordion. I feel for the first responders- nobody should see anything like that. Also- GREAT job by first responders for keeping this as respectful as they could. Also respect to whomever videographer was- you did a great job. And blessings and prayers to the family of the deceased.

[@dieterhinders9237]

you don't know what you are writing. European trucks are limited to 88-90 km/h that is about 55 mph.

[@kop-uv2dx]

by EU law, trucks are limited to roughly 55mph... if they catch you with the limit removed or changed your truck gets impounded on the spot, driver has to hand his license in temporarily (until courts decide how to deal with the driver), and both driver & owner of the truck face incredibly hefty fines (stuff you can practically buy a house for)...

[@kikitagoogle5741]

Unfortunately Romanian truck- drivers are known in Germany to drive extremely reckless, too fast, without paying attention. He didn't see, that the traffic had stopped in front of him, probably was busy and concentrating on something else. Its not always their fault though, i think mostly they get a lot of pressure from their employer to obey deadlines. Maybe his boss was on the phone to tell him to go faster to get the next load. 😢

[@MaverickM1]

In my country one of such driver did a live facebook video feed while driving and overtaking on a main road and get hit by a heavy truck and killed him and his 7 passengers... Some people are really not meant to be on the road. (I don't know what happened in this particular accident, I just reacted to your comment because we have the very same problem with those drivers here as well. Also the horror caravans where a car trailer is loaded with a flatbed truck (which is already illegal due the weight rules) and on that flat bed there is a X6/Porsce Cayenne etc. And all of this gets towed by a small truck below 3.5 tons or a small suv... Ridiculous, sometimes they cause huge accidents on our roads. Also the mandatory sleep times.. they drive thousand of kms without sleeping and sometimes they just fall asleep and then such accindents can happen or worse... killing innocent drivers/passengers on the road. And sadly, the 1000+ EUR police fine doesn't hold them back, they win much more money because they get caught only a few times....

[@denisepope8599]

15:28 are they look at the body of the driver? So sad. Prayers to he family and first responders.

[@mikek7625]

Its scary to be on the road these days. People dont pay attention. Drive safe and to your abilities

[@dragonsong1023]

The truck that was destroyed must have been going really fast, didn't see the stopped traffic up ahead & either brakes failed or didn't brake in time. He hit the rear left of the car first, then the stopped truck in traffic, that was stopped. Speed kills, as they say.

[@Bettina4257]

Danke an alle Einsatzkräfte für eure Arbeit!

[@itamarduarte5283]

ADORO VER ESSE VELHINHO CARECA E ESSE CABELUDO GRISALHO TRABALHANDO . ELES SÃO O EXEMPLO DE PRFISSIONAIS DEDICADOS . PARABÉNS PRA TODA EQUIPE , EM ESPECIAL PRA ELES DOIS .. GOSTARIA DE TOMAR UMAS COM ELES .

[@kebo57]

Wait!! So you're telling me that the drivers remains were still inside that mangled mess?? Omg!!! Prayers go out to his family.

[@chrisbrand5728]

No. The driver would have still been in the seat.

[@ImOnAJourney]

15:47 The officer was photographing his remains in situ for investigative purposes. His body was removed after all of the photos they needed were taken - obviously, that recovery was not shown in the video.

[@PG-sc7gk]

​nie. Kierowce wyjęli wcześniej przez szybę.

[@terrencesteele444]

No way. Here in UK we take the bodies out before vehicles removed. He had been removed before video started.

[@user-ti7yt9vj2f]

It has to be special people to deal with this on a daily basis and live a half normal life, like they say someone has to do it but thank God its not me, bless everyone for the work they do

[@sussybaca7256]

Yup my cousin was a fighter fighter he said the hardest part of the job was seeing kids die from car accidents especially when the parents didn't strap them in or were driving under the influence.

[@truthseeker2321]

You would get used to it to the point that it wouldn't bother you anymore. It's called desensitization.

[@beepsarieaniIwee]

And major sports teams pay players millions to chase after a ball, live in mansions, expensive cars and they still complain. These first responders should be the ones to get paid the millions not these dumbs ass players who have no clue what it’s like to live in the REAL World.

[@cf17733]

Mon dieu, c est horrible 😢quel drame ..paix à son âme et soutien à ses proches

[@michaelworse6034]

Hopefully he has survived this crash , but doesn’t look like there’s a chance ….

[@ImOnAJourney]

@@michaelworse6034 15:47 The police officer was photographing the driver’s body in situ for investigation purposes before his body was removed from the truck. He was most likely dead before his vehicle had stopped moving backwards from the rebound off of the other truck.

[@BEETHEFASHION]

There’s a white sheet in 16:53 so maybe there was something to pull out? Sending condolences 💐

[@neidelopes5423]

😢😢MEU Deus q bagaceira, qsituacao e no meio de tudo isso uma vida foi ceifada.😢um menino ,tão jovem❤

[@franz-josefhelle4183]

Danke für das informative Video. Besonderer Dank gilt auch den Einsatzkräften von Polizei, Feuerwehr und Bergungsdienst. Sehr schön, Karl wieder im Einsatz zu sehen.

[@Zulnex]

Condolences to the family of the deceased.

[@neidelopes5423]

QUE DEUS DÉ FORÇA E FORTALESA O ❤❤❤❤CORAÇAO DE CADA UM ☝ DE SUA FAMILIA E FAMILIARES. AMEM❤

[@wagonator6891]

That's a series off unfortunate events that have to be in place for this to happen.

[@pfutzenspringer1330]

I am so glad that i quit my driver- job.. i dreamed already from a collision like this.. one day you cant do anything, it'll just happen

[@jomi88]

if there had been a strong beam in the truck trailer, he might have had a chance to survive, but so he drove under the load

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Well all you can say is the idiot that caused the pile up paid the ultimate price and not some innocent person. People have to learn to put the phones down and PAY ATTENTION when driving or this results !!!

[@user-sw5vi1tq2f]

Mladi,bogati i bahati ali i svi ostali-kad koncentracija padne treba sići sa autoputa na stanicu za odmor-odmori,zatvori oči ostavi sve i odspavaj tih pola sata,imaš teško oružje a prometuješ na velikim brzinama gdje se u osobnim automobilima voze i djeca.Pažnja ispred svega❤🍀

[@m118lr]

The UNBELIEVABLE callous, COLD-hearted comments only serves to make me understand why our world is SO messed-up. ALL the immature, pathetic posts are a testament to THOSE WHO: Haven’t LOST someone close to them..and/or they’re TOO desensitized TO CARE. Probably BOTH..

[@oldwobble916]

The cargo of the truck in front extends a lot from the end of the loading platform.

[@hereisyourmusic30]

Noticed how fast and quick they are on the help and rescue, with complete equipments and not a lot of "RESCUERS" standing around, not much police either who are just killing time and just being nosy, and the traffic is smooth, they don't have to close the highway. Unlike in the US.

[@leticiavasquezvillegas4802]

Here in US even the opposite side of the road slows down!! 🙄🙄🙄

[@808Fee]

I think the situation got better after a change in law. If you take pics or video of an accident, you can potentially go to jail for up to two years. Rubbernecking is a no-no in Germany. That said, we still have our share of crashes on the opposite lanes due to slowing down and staring.

[@user-be3xc4bx5w]

yup IN TEXAS they left family to burn no fire truk came n there were so many to help so sad poor famil

[@karinbirgels904]

OH😳🙏🤦‍♀️ lieber Himml❗️ Ich frage mich immer::WARUM ❓️❓️❓️❓️🤷‍♀️Alles Gute von mir🤝 💚💚🌺🍀🍀🍀🍀🌺💚💚

[@MrKrissy1]

Wow this crash is crazy. The tow truck driver reminds me of Harald Juul the guitar player with EUZEN.

[@Irreo]

These crashes are always the same. Either big semi trucks, or vans like this one, crashing at high speed into stopped traffic in a straight road, sunny day. People either texting, or doing something that is not looking at the road. This time the cars in front did a good job and saw it coming, some other times innocent people die because these distractions. TVs should show aftermaths like this one and many others found here, in short videos, to raise awareness. People think they're smarter than everyone.

[@agnesmoiange2351]

Namasté qu ils sont courageux tous ces hommes que ce sois pompiers ambulanciers etc ....ce genre d accidents leur laisse des grande cicatrice au coeur .soyez benis et condeleance a la famille ,🙏🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️💝💝💝💝😘😘😘 Merci d avoir pris le temps pour la description de cet accident ,gratitude a vous 🙏🙏🙏🙏😇💝😘 j ai pu comprendre l impact violant de ce malheureux accident ,paix a son Âme,soyez béni et quel la main de dieu vous protège tous 🙏😇🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💖😘😘😘😘

[@mikemcgrath433]

Those screens are a good Idea

[@HaGirl10]

Tragic😢, no matter how you look at it. Where they ever efficient. Impressive!!

[@jamesmckenzie3532]

It's amazing to see all the technology in use. Still fatal collisions happen quite frequently in this area. Hope changes happen soon. Condolences to the driver's family and friends. The auto driver should thank something for looking in the mirror and trying to get out of the way.

[@Winnipuh50]

Es ist schon sehr traurig geworden wenn Sichtschutz material aufgestellt werden muss. Und das alles wegen filmenden Gaffern und Handyfilmer

[@SD_Alias]

Wohl war. Aber die Einzeller unter den Menschen werden leider immer mehr. Sieht man schon bei manchen Kommentaren zu solchen Videos. Einfach nur geistig arm...

[@Sound-Definition]

und dann gibt es welche die machen 30min Dokumentation daraus und laden das bei YT hoch... was ist jetzt besser?

[@loriwoloshyn7266]

Yes privacy shields would make a big difference. Nothing worth seeing here folks, and allows rescue units to preform their duties without oggling by standers.

[@SlwRpr]

Bad accident. No temporary running lights on truck being towed away, could cause another rear end crash. Looks like rescue personnel did good job at accident site.

[@janebrown7231]

The sign on the side of the fire truck says, VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS, KAMEN TOWN. (Freiwillige Feuerwehr, Stadt Kamen). Such professional standards - thanks in particular to the unpaid personnel who attended.

[@jonathanboer6907]

Wenn man sich den 7,5 Tonner so anschaut, kann die PKW-Fahrerin ein zweites Mal Geburtstag feiern. Der Lkw hätte sie safe unter den vorderen Lkw geschoben! Rip an den Lkw-Fahrer und mein Beileid den Angehörigen!

[@andreeleguizamon1678]

Thanks for the greeting my wicks. Good job

[@i.gillette845]

So much nice Comments 😮 learn out from it. Distance distance distance. No Handy, never. No Drugs. Enough stops to rest. No hurry. Then that never happened again. That is the Rule. For cars same too.😢

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Just PAY ATTENTION !!!!!

[@ahmetmutlu348]

Safe folloving distance/speed and not tailgating is lifesaving things 😊😢😮

[@geebopbaluba1591]

I’m guessing they had to scrape the person out of the truck instead of carrying him or her ?

[@thearcherofjustice1492]

Most probably 😟 but he surely had no time to suffer nor realize it, the lights went out instantaneously I believe.

[@64pori]

That's crazy!!!! And I bet nobody can count the number of people they had to call for this mess!!!!! 😮

[@neidelopes5423]

É UMA GRANDE PERCA E UMA ENORME DOR ❤Q NAO PASSA ,SO A NIMISA.😢

[@Werewolf_Swordsman.Nickel]

Watching this video makes me feel terrible and sad.😢 We sometimes see major accidents like this in our country. Accidents sometimes occur on the road near my house, and I witnessed a similar accident a few years ago. It was early in the morning, and I heard a loud crash and brake noise outside. When I checked outside, I saw that it was an accident between two buses and a truck, and the front of the truck was completely crushed. (A truck collided and became stuck between two buses running side by side. The back of the bus was damaged and the front half of the truck was crushed.) It was unknown whether the driver was alive or dead, but looking at it, he was completely devastated. May he rest in peace. + The vehicle towing method is similar to that in Korea. Or is it universal?😮

[@GreenWitchHomestead]

For those asking why the screens. Its out of reapect for the victom and the family. So people dont take pictures and post them online. How would u feel if you found out a loved one died in a horrific way from a random post online showing the gore?

[@alm9951]

How would you feel? Answer that first you tissima, you!

[@GreenWitchHomestead]

@alm9951 your comment makes no sense. As I'm explaining why they use the screens, I'm saying it's a good thing to use them. I did lose a loved one in a horrific car accident. And the privacy gifted to us in a time of grief was and always will be appreciated.

[@OregonCrow]

@@alm9951 Make sure to take your medications everyday at the same exact time.

[@zippo1009]

Thank you for the info, i knew why they put up those screens, but i wanted to thank you anyway.....sad to see that some people respond to you in such a rude manner! It really amazes me seing all theese rude comments online. It´s nothing but sad how cruel and rough people can be and act online.

[@tracnunya7165]

the screens are to stop rubber necking which creates more accidents

[@ezildaaparecidasoares5027]

Ser caminhoneiro não é fácil Deus o abençoe a todos vcs e família da vítima

[@MrTigurius]

When crashes occur like this in the states we refer to it driving HUA. Head up a….. it’s still mighty sad to have a fatality. Couldn’t tell if he was still in the cab or not.

[@felipecardoza9967]

Good thing the woman in the car had situational awareness, and reacted timely and accordingly. Otherwise, they may have never extricated her remains from the remains of her car.

[@mickboakes7023]

Hope the overhang was within legal requirements. Wouldn’t want to have to be the one to extricate the unfortunate driver. Condolences to those involved.

[@jamesgrandt8194]

Most likely the result of inattention to the road ahead. Cell phone or other distractions can kill you. As a truck driver, I was taught to look at traffic miles ahead. Be aware of slowing or stopping traffic. A moment's distraction can be fatal at highway speeds.

[@lenafreeman5873]

That is the r

[@rondye9398]

No crumple zone in those cab over's they run over there. They used to run them here in the States. I was a prof. driver for 43 years and saw many accidents where the driver did not survive in those trucks. Many ejected when the cab was destroyed from above the engine. One an errant tire from an oncoming vehicle went through the driver compartment.

[@2oqp577]

In Montreal, some years ago, cabover hit a tanker on an elevated highway, trapped and the cab by his legs, cab was doused in highly flammable liquid, the whole thing caught fire and he lost his life.

[@shaf3006]

The driver of the small truck didn't focus what on the road,at least the68 yo woman had quick thinking

[@majorneptunejr]

Good thing she was using her rear view mirror or they would have been trying to pull her and her car out of that truck.

[@gotmilk91]

Smartphone while driving. It looked like no one wanted to look at the condition of the body after pulling out the cab 😮

[@manuelschmidt976]

Meine Frau und ich sind knapp 8 min nach dem Unfall dort vorbei gefahren..... 😢 Nix vom Fahrer war zu sehen.

[@dustyrusty6840]

Condolences to the driver and to the family. I drove on these roads when I was stationed in Germany. Seems if you couldn't do the speed limit or over, it's best to not drive.

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

Why..........................he committed suicide and tried to kill others.

[@Clarency]

@@CarlosAlberto-ii1li Your imaginary comes from watching too much nonsense

[@Clarency]

No, just be aware and enjoy high speed driving to the RIGHT time

[@ShyLamar89]

Whoa 😳 wow the fact that the car is pinned on and removing two remains os crazy