Man dies after crashing into the back of a semi truck.

[Someone123]

Lucky bugger.

 

[Pluto]

Was it an accident? Often in such cases it's DUI. In such cases, it's just lucky if no one innocent gets killed.

There was a man who deliberately drove his car into a tram in Melbourne at a very high rate of speed (maybe 180 km/h) to CTB. (Or is that catch the tram?) Despite the tram weighing about 40 tonnes, the driver, who was the only one on board at the time, sustained minor injuries.

 

[Circles]

I got into a wreck with a UPS semi truck where I totaled my Honda Civic when I was 20. I was going at least 45-50 miles per hour and ended up crashing into the back tires of the truck. I only had about 2 to 3 seconds to react what was happening and then I crashed and then I blacked out. The height of my car was about the same height of the bottom of the trucks trailer and if I didn't swerve right towards the back of the trailer and hit the tires I think I could've had my head cut off or of course a different outcome. I remember waking up smelling burnt metal and freaking out that something happened to me. What's crazy I didn't even get a scratch besides a rash/burn marks from the air bag and my seat belt. Looking back that was the closest I ever came close to death and I wish I died that day. Sometimes when I hear stories like this I remember what I went through and get so fucking jealous.

 

[FuneralCry]

I am envious of people who die as they are at peace and they are free from this horrible world. This life is terrifying as there is no limit as to how bad things can get, how much we can suffer.

 

[$nowLeopard]

Hey, sometimes the car catches fire and you die an agonizing death. Sometimes you're riding with a loved one. Not all roses!