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If it is a real accident... there is no way they've removed any bodies from that chassis yet. =-o

Disturbing!

The Top Gear test-crash of a Smart Car came out much better than this... from 70mph into a concrete barrier, and you'd still be in one (injured) piece.

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If it is a real accident... there is no way they've removed any bodies from that chassis yet. =-o

Disturbing!

The Top Gear test-crash of a Smart Car came out much better than this... from 70mph into a concrete barrier, and you'd still be in one (injured) piece.

100km an hour carx(head on)100km an hour truck=200km an hour brick wall.

I think this is how it goes.May they rest in peace

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looks like the truck was the one in the wrong lane too

Take another look at the pics & you might just see that it was indeed THE CAR that was on the wrong side of the road (LHD NOT RHD vehicles)

Don't automatically conclude the truck driver is at fault or you're no better than the people who take great satisfaction in categorizing us all as "hoons" simply thru our choice of vehicle. Also rather than simply an accident I'd almost go as far as to say this looks like "suicide by truck". Too square a hit to be an accident, esp as you can see the truck has made an effort to avoid the impact.

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