No way unless they were drifting while texting. The wind blew that cracker jack box up there.Bet it involved texting?
No way unless they were drifting while texting. The wind blew that cracker jack box up there.
Ya I'll go for thatHigh speed and sudden attempt to make the turn. Tires broke free on the wet surface and they "drifted" up into the pilings.
This was not the case....road was wet but not oily. Had been raining all day. I passed by it right after it happened. I had to turn around to take the pictures. Fire truck was just leaving the station...it was less then 200 yards from the crash site. When I was slowing turn I was pretty hard on the brakes...when I was leaving I was pretty hard on the throttle, right next to the vehicle.It easily could have been road conditions. This area (a near repeat of 67) had no rain at all since ?June? and we just barely got started with rain. The road could have been oily. I recall one year when I was stationed at NAS Miramar, no rain for a long time. I was "going home" from the station, and the highway was so slick it could have been ice. I GTFO of the freeway, CAREFULLY made my way some 10 or so more miles to the apt on surface streets. You would just touch the gas and the tires would slip. Lots of crashes