Be warned, its a wee bit near the knuckle at places, but not bad enough for the watershed. (I think ?)

 

Timely reminder at this time of year perhaps.

Mods, feel free to move if you think its required ?

 

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Pay-attention_207993.htm

 

Alan................

even tho its a little morbid i quite like it its a good informative video and gives you something to think about

 

on my own i must admit i tend to drive like a loon depends on the day ive had but when my sisters kids are in the car even tho they want to me race everying on the road i only do a maximum of 60 as i couldnt live with myself if we crashed and they died !!!!

 

matt

Ya, I posted this a few weeks ago, quite shocking

 

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=120035

I couldn't even finish watching it :(

Bridge scene was horrific!! Theres a time and a place to speed and have fun! if you know where it is you will be safe!!

The vid just puts the reality into perspective not the hollywood heroics of flipping cars 10times and sliding out the car no problem!!

Shocked that was before watershed if it was!

Makes u think

3rd time this has been posted, its very disturbing!

I've seen scenes like those before, both in video's and real life.

Where I work we have regular "Driver Safety and Awareness" days where we are subjected to numerous video's and images of road traffic accidents and then told how to avoid them. To be fair, a majority of it is common sense and in my opinion its not nessacerily the speed that kills, its the lack of concentration and observation.

I still have a hand out from the last safety day which has a selection of images from an accident over-sea's where one of the drivers involved was sending a text message whilst driving. Needless to say, the injuries were fatal, and the images are quite horrific. Certainly not suitable to be posted on here as they make that video look quite tame in comparison.

Perhaps the current driving test should be revised and a more intensive practical test should be introduced?. Maybe then there would be a reduction in accidents and lower insurance premiums.