Everything was going smoothly until everyone remembered that cars have wheels. It's almost like watching the car get woken up, go "nah man, I need my rest" then choose to go directly back to bed. But in a ditch. Hopefully the tow truck won't charge extra for their own mistake, but we all know how arguments with tow truck companies go.
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What's the right thing to do when you hit a parked car in the middle of the night? Apparently leaving a note with your information and reporting the incident after leaving is one of those things that turns out to be illegal after the fact. Even with good intentions, this person was shown no leniency by a cop who suspected extra wrongdoing. That sucks, man. That sucks hard.
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Millionaire Benjamin Chen crashed his 750,000 dollar Gemballa Mirage GT into a parked van while speeding through the empty-ish streets of Manhattan. With shocked onlookers recording the whole thing, he started her back up and tried to get away. Hopefully whoever owns that van doesn't have to pay a nickel.
Via insomniscient
If we did something this stupid on camera, we'd probably try to act casual and save face too. The real question is whether or not most of us would do something this stupid. Or maybe he's just in shock and glad that he's alive.
Via Cullen Burchartz
It's hard to think of interactions more awkward than having to tell the guy hitting your car that he's... doing that. The 1,000 yard stare this guy is giving off while in the drivers seat of a car is freakin' unsettling. The creator of the video says cops were called and the guy was arrested for impaired driving.
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After a crazy freak accident, this man was able to pull himself out of his destroyed car and walk away. Holy crap that thing is wrecked. And holy crap is he lucky to be alive. If you wanna see more unlikely and mostly uplifting coincidences, then check these out.
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Via viralhog
I was driving my to Poconos. I was on the interstate headed west. I was about to pass a truck driver, but he was wobbling so much that it wasn't very safe. Then right before the exit, he crashed. I called 911 right away and went outside to check on driver.He was shaking but had no injuries at all. When the cops came I gave them written statement, and showed them video from my dash board camera.
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From the Semi Driver:
"This is probably one of the scariest incidents I've had on the road. Because of the wide angle lens on my dash cam, everything looks farther away than it actually is. The car jumped in front of me with not more than 12 feet clearance then slammed on the brakes, couldn't jump to the left because of another truck passing me. It was either slam on the brakes or nail the car."
