I knew something bad was going to happen right there, people always try to shoot across going or coming from Wood Trace while vehicles are travelling at 55mph+ with no reason to stop! Seriously people you need to be patient and stop doing stupid crap like this! I was on my motorcycle yesterday and this guy does the same thing and laughs about it like it's funny, I swear to God that twisted truck was almost me!
You a good man for stepping away when they cracked that door off. We all know what was coming next Respect dude. Good job. Man what are the chances you accidentally pull out in front of 2 full size trucks pulling heavy trailers. Guy never had a prayer.
I think he means. Show the blood & guts so these idiots get a clue. Yes it can happen to you. Pay attention to the road people!!!!! ( this is coming from a truck driver).
Too many people don't understand a yield sign is a stop sign if there's oncoming traffic if you run it it's your fault and you have to live with the people you hurt or kill it's a shame
Jamie Collins the dude didn’t care about him self he failed to yield and paid the price and thanks to shitty wooden power poles and a electric service provider showing up an hour late and him driving a shitty imported pick up to shut down the power caused this
I was taking a class on Building construction for the Fire dept in Lillington, NC. On the pegboard was an article about five FFs that were electrocuted by downed powerlines at a wreck. The same with raising the flood lights on the rig. Stay safe young men and women in uniform...
In the initial overhead picture of the scene the Toyota was emerging from the road on the right and the two Fords were travelling upward on the picture on the major road running top to bottom. The Toyota got hit in the driver's side by both Fords and, presumably because they were steering to the right to try to avoid the Toyota, that pushed it off the road and into the power pole. Maybe if the Fords hadn't been pulling trailers they might have been able to avoid the Toyota, but that looks like a fast section of road so probably not as average human recognition and reaction time is just not quick enough. I doubt the driver of the Toyota survived the initial impact with the first truck to hit it having a bull bar...
He was pulling out of the Woodtrace neighborhood, took a right southbound to the 249 feeder. it's also a construction site, so the feeders have become main highway, as the toll road expands from Tomball to Magnolia. Pulling out of the Woodtrace onto the 249 feeder and it's quite dangerous. Cars are traveling many times 75-80 mph. The stop lights have been in place for a while, but don't function yet. There have been two fatalities there in 5 days.
@@fancypantsprincess Well, really whoever is responsible for the traffic lights needs to pull their finger out and get them working, or make the electric company sort their stuff out so that they can be made to work. From the amount of time it took to get the downed cables isolated it would rather seem that they already need to take a hard look at themselves...
@@gosportjamie tx dot I'm sure has a play in the lights being operational as they do with building our roads which sometimes takes 6+ years to fully complete. I cant fathom why our transportation system cant be bothered to build a road correctly the first time so we dont have to do yearly repairs or resurfacing. Roads shouldnt have to be repaired yearly and should only take say 10 years for repairs to be nessissary IMO and honestly after reviewing how DOT works for/in other countries vs ours and how their roads are maintained makes me just that much more unhappy since the constant road work isnt needed like here.
It just absolutely blows my mind how first responders, those that are actually there working scenes don't know what exactly happened until a thorough investigation is done which sometimes takes a few hours or days maybe even months to get all the information BUT it takes people who wasn't there nor do they live anywhere close know what happens after looking at a video or seeing the aftermath. If we just know without a shadow of a doubt the individual was not paying attention, on the phone or eating and that's why the accident occurred. If we are so good at knowing what happened....you need to apply for a job with these departments. How do we know there wasn't a medical condition???? Assuming makes the ass at a you and me both.
@@chels1542 Absolutely. That's why I read it first because some were saying this and that unless there was a section I didn't see were it said the deceased driver was doing certain things to cause this. 🤷🏽♀️
@@Shanniereb ummmm yes that's part of our job is to find out what happened. We don't just rescue people. If a house catch on fire it's part of our job to find out what happened. Was it an arson,was someone smoking in bed,was there some faulty wiring ETC. Police conduct investigations. Finding out what happened can very well be something we can pass along to the public to keep them safe and mindful of certain situations and if need be incorporate into a training. First Responders...KICK ASS TO SAVE LIVES then ask questions later.
Not my 2000 Taco after it's wreck. She still drives great and everything still works after 20 years of service...Expect to get another 20 years out of it.
It’s sweat. You can see his shirt has wet patches also. Have you been to TX in the summer? 95 degrees and 90% humidity. Some people sweat more than others. I do, it’s called Hyperhydrosis.
If you're suggesting that the road is to blame, it's designed wrong or some other reason, that's just ridiculous and ignorant. This wreck happened as a result of one driver FAILING to yield the right of way. It's driver error plain and simple
Not an SUV, a pickup. But your point is well made, body on chassis/frame vehicles have little strength in the body to save weight for payload, so once the body is separated from the frame by the mounts being sheared it will just collapse, unlike a monocoque/unitary construction vehicle which is designed to fold up in a controlled way to deflect the crash energy from the occupants, something that is called programmed deformation...
gosportjamie Isn’t that a smaller midsize truck of the past? A big f-150 would be a lot sturdier than that. Also Toyota’s trucks have always have poor safety ratings.
If you get broadsided by 10,000lbs+ and hit again by 10,000lbs+ you are going to have a bad day if you are driving less that 10,000lbs no matter what it is.
Scott you really put out some great videos, thank you
I knew something bad was going to happen right there, people always try to shoot across going or coming from Wood Trace while vehicles are travelling at 55mph+ with no reason to stop! Seriously people you need to be patient and stop doing stupid crap like this! I was on my motorcycle yesterday and this guy does the same thing and laughs about it like it's funny, I swear to God that twisted truck was almost me!
You a good man for stepping away when they cracked that door off. We all know what was coming next Respect dude. Good job. Man what are the chances you accidentally pull out in front of 2 full size trucks pulling heavy trailers. Guy never had a prayer.
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I think he means. Show the blood & guts so these idiots get a clue. Yes it can happen to you. Pay attention to the road people!!!!! ( this is coming from a truck driver).
Dianne McGee why would he show a mangled body
Some People Did Something I’ve seen so many scenes like this in my 28 years.you really don’t want to see that.you really don’t.
Too many people don't understand a yield sign is a stop sign if there's oncoming traffic if you run it it's your fault and you have to live with the people you hurt or kill it's a shame
People nowadays dont care about other people on the roads that's what is so sad now days
Jamie Collins the dude didn’t care about him self he failed to yield and paid the price and thanks to shitty wooden power poles and a electric service provider showing up an hour late and him driving a shitty imported pick up to shut down the power caused this
I was taking a class on
Building construction for the Fire dept in Lillington, NC. On the pegboard was an article about five FFs that were electrocuted by downed powerlines at a wreck. The same with raising the flood lights on the rig. Stay safe young men and women in uniform...
There is an accident at that intersection just about once a week.
Do they know if the delay in getting the power shut off (and subsequent medical treatment) contributed to the fatality?
Just by looking at that truck I would think no
Thats a chevy 3500 not a ford f250
There's was an f250 involved at 3:06
I really dont understand the direction of travel for any of the vehicles honestly. This is so confusing to see.
In the initial overhead picture of the scene the Toyota was emerging from the road on the right and the two Fords were travelling upward on the picture on the major road running top to bottom. The Toyota got hit in the driver's side by both Fords and, presumably because they were steering to the right to try to avoid the Toyota, that pushed it off the road and into the power pole. Maybe if the Fords hadn't been pulling trailers they might have been able to avoid the Toyota, but that looks like a fast section of road so probably not as average human recognition and reaction time is just not quick enough. I doubt the driver of the Toyota survived the initial impact with the first truck to hit it having a bull bar...
He was pulling out of the Woodtrace neighborhood, took a right southbound to the 249 feeder. it's also a construction site, so the feeders have become main highway, as the toll road expands from Tomball to Magnolia. Pulling out of the Woodtrace onto the 249 feeder and it's quite dangerous. Cars are traveling many times 75-80 mph. The stop lights have been in place for a while, but don't function yet. There have been two fatalities there in 5 days.
@@fancypantsprincess Well, really whoever is responsible for the traffic lights needs to pull their finger out and get them working, or make the electric company sort their stuff out so that they can be made to work. From the amount of time it took to get the downed cables isolated it would rather seem that they already need to take a hard look at themselves...
@@gosportjamie tx dot I'm sure has a play in the lights being operational as they do with building our roads which sometimes takes 6+ years to fully complete. I cant fathom why our transportation system cant be bothered to build a road correctly the first time so we dont have to do yearly repairs or resurfacing. Roads shouldnt have to be repaired yearly and should only take say 10 years for repairs to be nessissary IMO and honestly after reviewing how DOT works for/in other countries vs ours and how their roads are maintained makes me just that much more unhappy since the constant road work isnt needed like here.
@@CosmicNightWolf no state income tax is well worth it
Looks like road construction got in the way. Just when ya think you've seen it all. Thanks to rescue folks, 🙏prayers to all involved n families🙁😓
Damn that was a bad wreck.
Scott wasn't there an accident there about a month ago
Centerpoint responding an hour later to turn off the power is about par for the course.
Wow, took an hour to get the power shut down?
yes lady,,,,,its not like you just have to get off the couch in your jammies and just flick the switch.
How many condolences and prayers we see this time...
Looks like that intersection will be alot safer when the freeway construction is finished and they have the traffic signals operating. Bad scene. RIP.
What? No! More busy! That's toll, more people are going to be in the feeder, idk if I spelled that right.
A Chevy pulling the trailer with plumbing supplies and mini excavator?
RIP 🙏🏼
It just absolutely blows my mind how first responders, those that are actually there working scenes don't know what exactly happened until a thorough investigation is done which sometimes takes a few hours or days maybe even months to get all the information BUT it takes people who wasn't there nor do they live anywhere close know what happens after looking at a video or seeing the aftermath. If we just know without a shadow of a doubt the individual was not paying attention, on the phone or eating and that's why the accident occurred. If we are so good at knowing what happened....you need to apply for a job with these departments. How do we know there wasn't a medical condition???? Assuming makes the ass at a you and me both.
Ever heard of the description box?
It’s not their job to know exactly what happened, they are there to rescue people!
@@chels1542 Absolutely. That's why I read it first because some were saying this and that unless there was a section I didn't see were it said the deceased driver was doing certain things to cause this. 🤷🏽♀️
@@Shanniereb ummmm yes that's part of our job is to find out what happened. We don't just rescue people. If a house catch on fire it's part of our job to find out what happened. Was it an arson,was someone smoking in bed,was there some faulty wiring ETC. Police conduct investigations. Finding out what happened can very well be something we can pass along to the public to keep them safe and mindful of certain situations and if need be incorporate into a training.
First Responders...KICK ASS TO SAVE LIVES then ask questions later.
I'm so sick of people not paying attention, . So Sad.
Pretty much how every older Tacoma looks after any accident.
Not my 2000 Taco after it's wreck. She still drives great and everything still works after 20 years of service...Expect to get another 20 years out of it.
That is the price you have to pay to buy a small pickup but its worth it unless your unlucky and end up like this poor dude.
Only good drivers are allowed to speed. People like that truck shouldn't drive fast, they don't know the limitations of their vehicle.
That's scary I own the exact same pickup as this guy I can imagine this being me and my truck.
Where did this happen? Heartbreaking 💔😓💔😓💔
SH249 at Woodtrace Blvd, Magnolia, TX
Who hit what?
thank u sir for the video prayers pops64 liberty ky
Most high speed impacts to the drivers side door will have this result. It was avoidable though. Just pay attention & drive responsibly.
Oh wow, the cop either he peed or sweating in his pants 3:37. Lol!!. Just a lil humor over an awful situation.
Swamp ass is no joke man
@@alanthesalamander2327 lmao!!!
Yes, sometimes I have to sprinkle extra powder on the boys during summertime..
So sad
Does anyone need any pvc fittings??
3:40 mark. Cop wet his pants?
It’s sweat. You can see his shirt has wet patches also. Have you been to TX in the summer? 95 degrees and 90% humidity. Some people sweat more than others. I do, it’s called Hyperhydrosis.
I've worked in that area.... sad to see but not surprised.
If you're suggesting that the road is to blame, it's designed wrong or some other reason, that's just ridiculous and ignorant. This wreck happened as a result of one driver FAILING to yield the right of way. It's driver error plain and simple
The ole tyotota ain't what she used to be.
Awe thats sad. That truck looks horrible. :(
The light pole was DOA
RIP.
Once again it goes to show just how weak these ''sturdy looking'' SUV's are.....
Not an SUV, a pickup. But your point is well made, body on chassis/frame vehicles have little strength in the body to save weight for payload, so once the body is separated from the frame by the mounts being sheared it will just collapse, unlike a monocoque/unitary construction vehicle which is designed to fold up in a controlled way to deflect the crash energy from the occupants, something that is called programmed deformation...
gosportjamie Isn’t that a smaller midsize truck of the past? A big f-150 would be a lot sturdier than that. Also Toyota’s trucks have always have poor safety ratings.
@@alanthesalamander2327 Unfortunately the same basic problem applies. It is an inherent issue with body on frame vehicles...
If you get broadsided by 10,000lbs+ and hit again by 10,000lbs+ you are going to have a bad day if you are driving less that 10,000lbs no matter what it is.
Anyone need some pvc fittings???
4:57 Isn't it cute when children put on firemens suits? Adorable
When computers drive cars the accident rate will fall to nothing, why? Because computers will NOT overtake or speed. We should try not to.
(UK)
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Full moon day right there
This crash occurred on the day I lost my husband
Sadly DWHUA
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