Fortunately, no one was killed in this wild crash involving a soda truck and at least five cars. In the biz, this is what's known as a Mountain Doozy.
waterboy31484 - a year ago
you notice it was the woman side swiping the truck that almost killed a lot of people.
ChingChing69 - 2 months ago
I was really hoping to see the Allstate commercial guy laughing and walking away.
mykylc - 5 months ago
wow...deliberate hit.
Karl-Hinriksson-809 - 7 months ago
The SUV that bearily got away was a Porsche Cayenne, they really handle well on the road just as seen on this tape!
transfattyacid - 9 months ago
знать моська так сильна, коль лает на слона
Konstiin - 11 months ago
which is why you shoulder check when you switch lanes boys and girls. I am so glad this was on camera
Trulyfirst - 11 months ago
Wasn't the soda trucks fault the asshole next to him obviously couldn't hear the engine of that beast of a truck and turned into him.
BUSTEDDICK - a year ago
PEPSI FAIL
me105nexion - a year ago
Terminatur? lol
patman8812 - a year ago
the car that caused all that was prob driven by a woman
faolan901 - a year ago
get out of my way
zasdaman - a year ago
But what you didnt know, they were actualy fighting over Justin Bieber tickets.
3141592654 - a year ago
Dam Pepsi is getting a little crazy with their new ad campains
Mukphly - a year ago
Women drivers, no survivors.
AJL1985 - a year ago
I think someone might be a Coca-Cola fan...
austkl1 - a year ago
That Truck could explode from all that shooken up soda.
blopez23 - a year ago
And the only time having five cameras on that freeway paid off.
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orcotherogue - a year ago
it's called "Pop" not soda. stupidheads
yuzRdumb - a year ago
@orcotherogueSodapop.
Fr8hauler - a year ago
@orcotherogueCold drink
GUNBEHINDTHESUN - 18 days ago
@Soda
@Or cola
gmantoys - a year ago
The light pole was clearly at fault.
stanprice99 - a year ago
that car drives like my girlfriend.... im not kidding
stanprice99's comment and (1) replies are hidden
hello?
lowzone1 - a year ago
@stanprice99hi
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DTZ - a year ago
Did he diet?
wildseraphim21 - a year ago
@DTZreally?
rcazes - a year ago
The driver in the car worked for coke!
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Oklafuckinhoma - a year ago
Whoever was in that little SUV, that swerved out from under the trailer, was on top of their shit!!
bendayho - a year ago
@OklafuckinhomaHoly Muther balls! youre right. I had to watch it again.
@OklafuckinhomaPorsche Cayenne does the job
FrancineNaughty - a year ago
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tim74 - a year ago
It looks like the Pepsi guy panicked. He should've swerved INTO the car, not away from. It's like how people over react to deer in the road and swerve into oncoming traffic or a tree rather than hit the deer.
conan93 - a year ago
@tim74The Pepsi driver didn't swerve. He was PUSHED over the median. Just because the truck is bigger than the car doesn't mean it can't be affected by a smaller object DRIVING into it.
ronster59 - a year ago
@tim74Yes, you're right, and conan93 is an idiot. That little car did NOT push that heavy ass truck, the driver of the truck tried to avoid the car. Stupid.
@tim74How can you assume that the car had less momentum? maybe the car was driven as such rate that its kenetic energy over powered the slow rig. Maybe the rig was made if big marshmellows...did you see how it deflated?
ManBearPig916 - a year ago
@tim74Conan's right. That trailer could be full or empty, and yet that still won't negate the ability of that car to enact a torque upon the length of the cabin-trailer system. The car collides and you see the immediate effects of the torque. The contact ensues for like an entire second, and u see the "twisting" of the cabin to continue. Soon enough, the pivot commands the trailer to turn as well, and you know have a truck aimed straight for the median.
@tim74I already commented to tim, and I need to address some of the other replies to him. There is like an entire second of "impulse" between the two vehicles. I see a full second of "mass*angular velocity (originally zero)* lever arm(distance of cabin to the center of gravity of the trailer-cabin system)" The ability to rotate a really heavy object with a given amount of energy can be much more feasible than simple linear momentum change when given certain rotational inertias. The shape of the trailer is long, a
@tim74Third and final comment to deliver the truck driver from fault! Because the hinge translates only tensional and compressional information between the cabin and trailer and not-so-much any rotational information, the cabin is approximately FREE to rotate about the hinge with regard to the trailer. Because the tires aren't aligned with the arclength with respect to the hinge, it is not typical to imagine it this way. When she impacts the truck and relieves any traction on the truck for a split second, you see
@tim74Oh, and one more thing. When the cabin hits the median, you AGAIN see a rotation of the cab with respect to the hinge! It holds true that lateral impulse affected the truck when girl slammed into him.
@tim74actually the car hit the front axle. they are solid axles under leaf springs and can be pushed very easily. the car hit the front tire, TURNING the truck over and into the other side. take 3500lb car at 60+mph and hit something like a steering system, it WILL turn regardless on how heavy the truck weighs (80k lbs loaded). So YES the car can turn a rig like that
