Anyone who's ever looked up and saw their vehicle rolling on its own accord knows this mental journey of confusion and frenzy. Hopefully you're in a position to jump into that sucker before it has the chance to hit anything. Luckily this guy was in just the right place to make a move.
For every bridge and overpass in this world, there is a truck that is almost, just barely too tall to make it under. That wouldn't be a problem if there weren't also truck drivers who look at that bridge and go "eh, I think it'll be fine." Cue can opener sound. It's the thought process that leads to many failures, mistakes, messes and errors.
Live in any town long enough and you get to know that one part of that one road that you try to avoid. You know the one on the way to the store? Man someone's got to do something about that thing. Here's a bad-looking pothole someone decided to record for a while. A lot of these cars actually leave the road for a second.
Who cares what these people were trying to film. That spider has some fantastic timing. And to be fair, most of us would freak out to some degree if we saw that on the ceiling while driving. Also, despite the pandemonium, great work keeping the spider in frame.
Recent icy rain and winds in Russia have been battering and weakening infrastructure, especially this concrete slab that came down onto this guy's car just as he was clearing it of some ice. It might be the worst way to get out of having to scrape ice off your car in the morning.
Hot damn dude, just because the one car is totaled doesn't mean you can go and total the rest. It's like this driver is trying to rustle up some job security by smashing into every other car on the street. What's amazing is after the first they just keep going.
It's hard to tell what's going on here, but by the looks of it, this guy is giving an interview when a car speeds through the scene, nearly interrupting him. If it were any worse, he might have not had the time to take another drag.
Talk about too close for comfort. That right there is a whole lot of yikes, indeed.
With the dubious promise of 23 thousand in cash, this guy tried talking his way into taking the test drive of a lifetime. Different people have different attitudes, but many of us might seem uncomfortable with a total stranger ripping down the highway in your car, literally as fast as it can possibly go. You don't have to look around long to see people being dumb dumbs in cars. For another person who isn't sure what they're getting into, here's a delusional buyer in need of a cheap car who rejected a 3K civic.
This could actually help manage sound pollution that otherwise plagues those busy streets.
It's honestly a mystery for what they were possibly thinking. The product placement could not have been any more clunky.
We don't pretend to be master electricians, or even car stereo enthusiasts, but a lot of these look like fire hazards. For some other horrors of cable management and crimes against hardware, here are some excruciating moments of tech support gore. For the safety inspector in your heart, here are unapproved safety failures that OSHA wouldn't like.
