ULTIMATE Compilation of Car & Truck Slides / Spinouts in Bad Weather! High Quality Cameras
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- A 20-minute supercut of more than 60 car, truck and tractor-trailer slides, jackknifes, spinouts and loss-of-control driving incidents caught on professional video resulting from my 12-year career of covering winter storms as a freelance news cameraman. **No one was hurt in any of these incidents** Footage shows icy roads caused by snow, freezing rain and sleet. Copyright Dan Robinson icyroadsafety.com stormhighway.com
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I want to address the "why didn't you warn people" critics on this video. There are several reasons why this is a completely unreasonable thing to expect me to do. First, of all, these videos are shot during winter storms when roads and bridges are icy across multiple states. Authorities and DOT crews are well aware of the conditions, in fact, you can see plows working during my videos. Furthermore, police officers have told me to stop trying to warn drivers roadside. Their vehicles with bright flashing lights are often hit by out of control cars and trucks. Do you get winter weather (ice and snow) where you live? I'm assuming then, if you are one of those who think that it is somehow effective or advisable for civilians to be waving down drivers/putting up signs on the side of a dangerously icy road, that YOU do this where you live during winter storms? If not, then why do you expect ANYONE to do it, especially TV cameramen out doing their jobs? Can you cite one example of where you've seen this civilian "roadside warning" during winter storms being performed and it being effective? Ask what law enforcement and EMS personnel think of this idea, when their big vehicles with bright flashing lights are routinely hit by out of control drivers. The "why don't you warn" idea is a knee-jerk one by people who aren't at all thinking about what they are saying. Furthermore, there are videos on my channel that show me warning drivers during bridge icing in the South - one of those rare times that it had even a remote chance of working. And even then, I could not get people to notice me unless I stepped into the road IN FRONT OF THEM, frantically waving. Police officers on the scene told me to NOT to do it. I have spent 9 years on the icyroadsafety.com site trying to educate and warn the driving public AHEAD OF TIME. It's just incredible how some think I should put my life on the line along icy roads in a futile attempt to prevent a couple of fender benders. If you think that this roadside warning is something that should be done, then I expect YOU to try doing it yourself in your neighborhood during the next winter storm - then tell me how it went for you. I would also like you to ask any police officer or first responder what they think of your actions.
Incredible footage, very educational - thanks Dan.
Well done on labeling each clip with the location. I wish all videos had that.
Besides, it's not your problem if people decide to crash as a result of "driving too fast for conditions".
In our area we have signs stating "Bridges Freeze Before Roadway" and I assume that most places that normally have slick roads to have the same signs. But maybe some areas don't (where winter weather is not problematic for drivers). Thanks for trying to educate people thru your channel!
Agree with you. A few years ago, during an ice storm in Maryland, a Good Samaritan got out of his car to direct traffic. A car couldn't stop and killed him. Good videos.
Found myself cheering for anyone who counter steered and was very light on the brakes.
FWD teaches bad habits to people, nobody can properly drive anymore.. RWD FTW!!
Ha! I didn't outright cheer, but I had a similar sense of 'team spirit' when I saw less-than-moronic tactics -- despite my log-winded rant above. ; ]
@@TRDang1 -- I haven't had a rear-wheel-drive vehicle as my own daily driver since 1991. Ha! I like small cars, with front-wheel-drive. The same over-steer and under-steer principles of physics apply, and I'm not convinced that either pulling or pushing the weight of the car in a winter slide has an advantage over the other. It's all about the 'intangible forces' of the moment combined with whatever skill and calm reaction a driver can command in a crisis. I think that 4WD and variants of All-Wheel-Drive have *_definitely_* made people complacent and too assured. I work with a guy who drives an Audi that's a few years old, and he says "I just flip on Traction Control and the car basically drives itself." This is a guy who's used to Northeast winters.
EDIT: That Audi is a 6-speed manual, too. Ha!
Omg yes! There was a jeep grand cherokee going up the bridge and im like yessssssssss! Now this is my type of driver that i enjoy being on the road with!!!
Same! It was super hard not try to correct Driver’s slamming on the brakes and steering uncontrollably just keep calm and give it some gas and you’ll pull out of some of the small swerves that you see turning into rollovers
Can you imagine all the "nonononono"'s
Yep lol
Kota E yea.
A skilled driver will be calm and counter steer properly, but ion think well be seeing those in *'merica!*
I've never had one of them but I sure it tastes nice!
Oh god Cleveland Brown.
Props to the guy at 7:11 for both threading the needle and not hitting anything else, including any of the 3 already crashed cars
i was cheering during that one
Dude at 1:45 went sick on it too
Gotta love seeing those clean drifts away from the wall and the close calls
right! if anything they should be driving under the speed lol it amazes me the stupidity of some ppl just driving like it's not icy/snowy out. i really think 70% of licenses should be taken out of drivers lol
@@paulbarella1011 all brake or all gas no in betweens
0:13: dude just climbs out of the car and starts walking away like nothing happened
instantly
pre panic effect
Sad Beemer Boi no the footage was cut
Gta v physics
@@Recroomsniperpro all gta physics
7:13 so we’re not going to talk abt how this dude just drifted between 2 cars?
ReZoHn _SS now that’s *skill*
3
.. And then he soins out fue to too much counter steer. Doesnt look very skilled, tho he knew what he was doing.
He had his choice of 7 to hit and somehow missed them all. ....time to go directly home or the nearest hotel.
*tokyo drift starts playing*
5:12 happened to me the other day while turning onto a wet road with bad tires. Luckily the lanes were clear, after my 180 the light had changed and everybody waited for me to turn around. Watching these makes me realize it could’ve been a whole lot worse
toyos are the best, put mt's (or at's) on anything and it's an off-roader... I'm not a shill - I just really like long lasting, quiet tires with great traction lol
Sooo funny😅!!
Why would you drive a vehicle with bad tires?
Me too I also 180'd the other day because of shitty tires. I was like two feet away from a telephone pole and I freaked out. Nothing happened to me and my car tho so I guess it's alright.
Whenever the roads are treacherous, i always remember what my dad told me 'Its better to arrive late than in a body bag'
0:25 love how the guy flips his car but instantly remembers to put his hazards lights on. Hats off sir.
Then he just hops out and starts walking haha
@@ednsav as he should
He didn't. When a car has a collision and the airbags deploy, the hazard lights turn on automatically.
@@collinslfc O your just ruined a good story 😵😵
@@collinslfc Weird that they took several seconds after the impact to turn on. Not all cars have that feature, especially not older ones.
People really be driving fast even when the weather is like this 😂
Keeping bodyshop business booming!
Happens all the time in Houston
Bunch of idiots driving on icy roads.
New PS5 Need for speed, snow edition.
60 and up especially stupid kids
0:13 ... i love how this guy crashes the car , hits the rear bumper , flips the car and breaks the rear window ... and then just get out , get up and walks away like he's having a stroll on a sunday evening.
Love the guy at 4:39. Really rescued defeat from the jaws of victory there.
7:11 ABSOLUTE LEGEND
When u see it u belive it
Legend if he pulled it off and didn't ultimately lose control.
Tokyo drift starts playing
The execution was beautiful I’d give it a 10
Show off
It looks like I’m never going to Charleston, West Virginia.
Joe DeMasters go 150 mph? Got it.
BrightMarksman People in the south are bad drivers. I’ve driven my Mustang GT in light snow with summer tires and was fine. These morons drive way too fast and brake too hard and lock their wheels. The trick is to not use brakes at all if you can, just steer back into control
@@angelgjr1999 So that's the reason, why drivers in russia prefer cars with manual gearbox (stick)... And only idiots in russia don't change their summer tyres to winter set. So if you have manual gearbox and winter tyres:
1. drive slowly (i think it'll be slower, than 40 mph on freeway and 20-30 in city)
2. choose high gear, so engine should rotates at low RPM (
TAKE ME HOMEEE
COUNTRY ROADS...
WEST VIRGINIAAAAA
dont go there, just live in the house where camera man does and enjoy the show
Amazed at how many idiots drive in winter weather, rain, including white outs with NO LIGHTS ON! Then if you do spin out, put your flashers on and try and get off on the side or shoulder if able to. And just SLOW DOWN! Hats off to the people who reacted cool under pressure like I saw a number of truck drivers do . Great videos, I think watching these can actually help people to see how and what to do and NOT DO when encountering these road conditions. 27 years of driving truck, majority of that pulling doubles , has taught me a lot with just doing some of the small things, small adjustments in speed,braking,acceleration to maintain control and handle when you do lose traction. Black ice is definitely the worst ! Stay safe out there people, getting ready to see what this winter has to offer 😅
i am scared to drive now
I will never understand why people don’t slow down for poor road conditions.
Cause they have places to go and people to see.
@@scrufflesmcgoogles6574so does that mean put everyone else including yourself in danger?
Most people are really bad drivers, that's why.
I love how there is no music. 🙌🙌 the sounds of the cars crashing ads to the video.
yeah i apreciate that too.
It's an oddly satisfying crunch 😂
Adds*
props to the dude at 7:13 for avoiding 2 very close car and a police car
Yeah but he was probably thinking "bro I have a Jeep, I have 4WD so I don't need to slow down."
That's what we like to call 'threading the needle'
@@blackhawk3456if you pay attention, the twi cars in front of him came to a fast stop for literally no reason.
I’ve had this happen probably 7 times in my life and I’ve managed to save myself every single time. After the last time I haven’t sped since
5:37 THE FIRE IS SHOOTING AT US
2:00 poor guy was probably so relieved he didn't crash.... for like 4 seconds.
It looked like the other guy didn't even try to stop.
The other guy could've easily went left or right
Same thing happened to me once. 360 I was so happy I missed everything and everyone
🤦🏽😂
It's a Chevrolet cobalt ss , I have that car (in game)
worse nightmare losing control on a bridge over water
So true
@@Kenroy_Tatoute It is
that's troubled water
@@evanfinch4987 _nice_
No way, you don't even know what is your worst nightmare :-D
1:48 he's just showing off for the camera. That was smooooooth
The person who lives by the Charleston,West Virginia bridge must love it. Every time it snows or rains they get some entertainment.
Right? lol id setup a permanent camera there.
+joshua canden i live about 30 minutes from Charleston, and travel through there frequently. That bridge had been under construction for years and it has always been so slick even just in rain. Yeah bridges get slick, but for some reason this particular one is insane. Although you are right, it is entertaining.
Lukas Beter yea, I lived in Charleston and if there was even a hint that it's getting below freezing, stay away from any of the bridges that go over the Kanawha, I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the river and it being in a valley, not too sure though
Bridges get slippery because the cold affect them from the top AND bottom. A normal road has the benefit of the natural heat from the ground. A bridge just get surrounded by cold air. Has nothing to do with any rivers, just the air temperature. :)
I was wondered who would stay alert to film the cars in the snowy weather. Get a Life man..
2:00 imagine getting your car under control just to be slammed by someone 😂
Lmaooo but I shouldn't be laughing because this happened to me before.
@@lamargoat2406 this happened to me today but got it under control 😎😎😎 and it looked like I try to do it
@@joecostner1246 Did you notice ....it was icy?
I can’t to the comments to find a comment for this 😭
The guy who ran into him was slamming his brakes the whole time and still sliding forward
1:48 Nicely executed sir! Light input and cool handle on the situation!
Those guardrails saved a lot of lives
1:49 That was SMOOTHE AF! But the one afterwards is my nightmare. Safely coming to a stop only to get hit by the next car.
Cheapest bad tire😂hahaha
buy made in japan tire!!!
8:02 that car was super lucky that truck didn't plow into it 😲
Idk why he didn’t stop the dude was sliding forever he coulda at least turned a lil too
@@Awanook612 some people are so unattentive
he meant to do that
1:51 *How It Feels To 5GUM*
CaptainApple15 stimulate your senses...
senses ur stimulate...
New 5GUM...stimulate your senses...
@@jdmorganmedia gum gum
*how it feels to chew
1:47 Sick 360 entry!!!
I feel bad for these people I hope they did not get hurt and their cars got fixed may God Bless them
0:39 The GTA 5 rules of nature also work in real world ...
Lol
Tought the same
Entertaining video with a very good public service announcement at the end. Good job!!
there is something very satisfying in watching speeding motorists crashing slow down when its icy
One of these days, I'd like to see footage of someone successfully drift around the full length of that curve.
Give Me e36
@@archeksb buy one
Same..Looks fun 👌
The dude at 2:00 had it but the other car hit it
@@archeksb 😅I'd love too see that🤩
I feel like I would rather take a 30 minute detour than experience that bridge in West Virginia
Been on it in a semi. It wasn't fun.
I live ther,and please do. Then you can see our beautiful landscape and not crash!
no kidding
It’s rally bad. They have digital signs above the road with warnings.
I've been on it and it wasn't too bad. Slow down and don't lock your wheels, it's fine. But I am Canadian and my Dad's first driving lessons were snow storms. He considered that the best time to start learning.
These generally are one of my favorite videos of cars sliding on ice
Having grown up in snowy areas, sometimes you just don't venture out.
4:27 so refreshing to see the rare person who knows what to do in a slide and that's not hit the brakes, use counter-steering. They almost had it.
For real he almost had it
He just needed a little throttle
if he added a little bit more on gas pedal he would be fine
@@isaacgomez9420 that was me sir. Thank you
Wicked drift
That bridge really needs one of those “Lights Flashing When Icy” signs
The USA needs an overhead gantry mounted traffic management system to impose speed/lane management and warn drivers of any problems ahead.
@@mipamat5804 Seen that in some places in Asia. Very helpful if implemented in the states
Drift bridge 🌉
in europa we lern when when we take the licence that bridges are colder then the road and take it easy
It has one, it’s just that barely anyone pays attention to it
why is the quality so good
Did that guy in the second one just walk out if his car like it didn’t just take a major flip??
the problem here is excessive braking. panic leads to slamming on brakes which is NOT what you do! tap brakes and control steering.
The only thing that counteracts fear response is training. That's why pilots are always in the simulator, and cops/soldiers are always on the range. Situational awareness training should be mandatory fer drivers.
The ultimate problem is not driving to the conditions
This might sound crazy...but i have stopped a few icy slides by slapping my truck into NEUTRAL...
Most people aren't even taught how to handle icy roads, not to this degree.
When its extreme like this and you HAVE to drive, studded tires/chains, gentle handling of breaks and turning, slow speed, awareness and patients is really all that can be done.
7:12 my boy knew what he was doing👏🏼
Oh boy, it's that season again, I got this in my recommendations
2:18 the red truck draw a star on the pavement
7:12 probably one of the best evasive driving ive seen, sure he was going fast, but he dodged and thats what matters
Of course they dodged.. I think that's a Durango anyway lol
for me it was kind of lucky
@@adventureoflinkmk2 thats a jeep
loves you🙏He made his ONLY SON🙌Die for OUR SINS🙏Leave the evilness in the past♥️Turn to him before it's to late🙌God bless you😁❤
@@adventureoflinkmk2 It's a Jeep Grand Cherokee
So, how many people who are used to driving in these conditions found themselves coaching the skidding drivers, and cheering when they pulled out of a skid without hitting anything?
Me. Basically screaming quit touching the bloody brakes!
+Mathilda Hedgehog Me...from Norway.
+Mathilda Hedgehog haha ME I'm from Idaho! I cant say that we have SEVERE winters. However I can say that sometimes we get it pretty good where I live, and people don't know how to drive in it! I just scream when i see someone holding their brakes!
+Mathilda Hedgehog yes lol you never touch your brakes in these conditions
hmmm im sliding ....lets jam on the brakes ..... idiotssssss
So satisfying to watch....
All of those cars went in deja vu mode.
@7:13 who ever that is got skills in drifting. I give it a 10👍👍👍
grimreeper DEJA VU, I’VE REALLY BEEN IN THIS PLACE BEFORE
(TOKYO DRIFT INTENSIFES)
@@hobo_ytt45 HIGHER ON THE STREET
He got his brakes on, doesn't count
think that was luck he had his brakes on which is a no no.
10:40 I love how frustrated that Dodge van's facial expression looked with that situation XD
Like if I happened every day
-_-
@@migs6674 😂
One hundred and fifty six rofls
I found the car spinning out in snow compilation very scary. The moment at 5:38 was particularly intense, as the car not only spun out of control but also blew up into flames. It's a reminder of just how dangerous driving in snowy conditions can be and how important it is to take precautions and drive slower in such conditions. It's a miracle that the driver managed to get out alive of control but also blew up. It's a good reminder of the dangers of driving in snowy conditions and the importance of being cautious and prepared. It's fortunate that there were no apparent injuries from the explosion, but it's still a sobering reminder of how quickly things can go wrong on the road. Stay safe out there, and make sure to take extra precautions when driving in challenging weather.
One thing missing in that compilation is Tokyo Drift soundtrack.
PS. Thank you Dan for your work on documenting those accidents!
This was the first part of my Sunday night drive from Saint Louis to Jacksonville. It was one of the scariest moments driving the interstate of my life. I managed to drift successfully though without damaging my rental or hitting anything
sooo why don't people think "gosh! it's snowing and icy, I maybe should slow down?" or is that just crazy talk?
+John Douglas I agree with you. On most of these accidents and spins, speed was a contributing factor.
+Tshepo Mphake i agree with you, plus they use cars without ABS/ESP and maybe no Wintertieres
+John Douglas Because they don't THINK, which I think we can all agree is the root cause of most issues these days.
+John Douglas that's just crazy talk
+John Douglas The answer to your question is at 3:45
The first time I spun on black ice I instantly gained a whole lot of respect for safe winter driving! It's scares the life out of you. I was lucky no one was driving close to me and that I stopped before I smashed into the poles of a big road sign.
Yeah you never forget that fear of the spin. I almost put my cargo van in the Yellowstone River in Montana.. was many years ago and I never forgot that horrible feeling.
@@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975 Same dude, almost put mine in the yellowstone in mot ana
@@krakenwoodfloorservicemcma5975 Lost control of a Ford Transit one night during work. Nearly lost control of my personal car last year during a winter storm.
Now I just avoid driving if I hear lots of the local roads are getting iced over
I remember driving down a ramp from one parkway to another. It wasn’t snowing nor was there any ice,but just a wet slick part which was affected from rain. My car slid sideways and came to a stop. But looking to the passenger side and there was a bigger sliding sideways and right there I thought,uh oh gonna have an accident. But luckily it stopped..whew
Just what I was looking for to relax.
1:48 - 1:56 so smooth, I’m glad they didn’t hit anything
thats skill right their
Guy did a 360, what a legend
@@mazda488 not really could be luck aswell
Epic 36p entry
*D E J A V U*
1:48 somebody watched 2 fast 2 furious!
➏➏➏ yo, that profile picture looks p sweet, dude
@Kerry vans Konsol exactly what i was thinking 😂
➏➏➏ I did that before I succeed
That was actually pretty cool
hahahaha
Watching this with the sound off is very therapeutic
the 360 was perfect
watching this makes me honestly feel very good about my driving
Lots of people just don’t know how to drive their cars. I drive 10mph over the speed limit regardless of what the weather or road conditions are and 99% of the time you can adjust throttle and the angle of your car to keep yourself from spinning like a mad man on the road.
I honestly don't understand how people can't understand that their car won't brake on black ice or wet road. You should be going slow and very carefully to have time to react and brake
@@TheNuclearBolton that’s super cool and all until you get in a accident for going over 10mph thinking you can just adjust throttle and angle your car different.
Make me feel good I live in Florida
@@TheNuclearBolton I don't think you can just "adjust the throttle and angle your car" when you're going 75 and hit black ice on a downhill corner, but that's just me 😐
1:59 when you see a car spinning out like that, you would think you would slow down.
Anthony Bartolo IKR HE WASN’T EVEN ON THE BRAKES
@@faraziqbal188 it looks like he was, it might've been to icey
I was so happy he did not hit anything and then...booom the other guy.
@@faraziqbal188 he was on the brakes.. he was just on them too much because the front wheels were locked up which also means he couldn’t steer because physics.
@Anthony Nah, that's common sense stuff. We don't do that on this planet.
Nothing worse than those magnetic light poles.
Waching this make me feeling warm in our 34°F today
1:48 is my favourite😂360° drift👌🏽
He/she did a great job! 👍 Smooth as Butter.
Honestly that looked like a scene out of a movie except the camera angles are horrible
I don't understand why I find it relaxing to watch this after I slide out on black ice. It somehow comforts me.
Maybe it's bc you know you're not the only one
Jesus loves you. He gave his life on the cross for your sins ❤
Good job, great video 😎👍
I grew up driving in ice and snow but moved to Washington DC area for a decade. Drivers from warm places all over the country and world come there and put on a master class of what not to do in a car on slippery roads. My favorites are steering into the skid but simultaneously locking the brakes, making any steering input useless. The big spin outs in these videos always have three brake lights on, and the recoveries frequently do not. Another is slipping on an icy incline and flooring it (because faster = more traction right?) then watching the car go sideways into a parked car or roadside obstacle.
And steering into the skid is only for RWD vehicles. FWD, you steer out.
Washington, DC resident and native to New England. It is the most fascinating thing to see. Glad I am not the only one who sees this in this area.
As a Swede who has snow for several months a year, I can only say that over 90% of the accidents could have been avoided with studded winter tires and keeping a distance of 3 seconds.
Right on the money. It just sucks cause a lot of these areas don't usually get snow enough to warrent snow tires. I live a few hours from Charlestown in Virginia and we just had a whole interstate of cars get stranded by a snow storm a couple of days ago. Funny part is it was 70f/21c the two days before it snowed
I got different tires just cause I'm a car guy but most people usually don't need or want tires like that unless they live up north
@@MidnightMuzic They have those new All-Weather tires which are All-Season tires that are still decent enough in winter to get the winter snowpeak rating. Folks who live in places where winter is short should get those tires instead.
They even had great studless winter tires now like the Bridgestone Blizzak, Michelin X-Ice and Continental VikingContact. These are very popular in Canada.
@@billyhw5492 Same in Alaska. I personally use nothing else but Blizzak or X-Ice during winter. Of the two I prefer Blizzaks the most, been using them for 10+ years. Got the X-Ice because couldn’t find the size for the Blizzaks, but they are great winter tires too.
Abs would be nice too for these guys
1:53 cha cha real smoothe
Quite epic indeed
i go over that bridge in charleston wv to go to work every morning , and to this day there are still so many crashes there.
I lived in West Virgina for 8 yrs,,had to drive on that Charleston bridge to work every day,,I hated it in the winter,,I left work at 4:30 pm in a snow storm didn't get home until 7:30 pm,,omg when I got to my driveway I started crying,,it was so bad,,now I live in florida thank god
I'm in Pa and a few years ago it iced and then snowed on top of the ice. Not even a lot of snow. But i was trying to get home from work and there were accidents everywhere. I would get turned around to take a different route and there would be another accident blocking the road. This went on 5 times and i was slipping and sliding everywhere but finally managed to get home a lot later than usual. When i finally reached my driveway, i just sat and looked at my house for awhile not believing i made it safe and sound somehow.
When your playing forza and you bearly touch the grass
LOL
IKR
True
But that's what would happen in real life... when you're racing, you are already using up all the grip on your tires going around a corner. Hitting a patch of grass is like hitting a patch of ice compared to sticky tarmac.
TRUE
2:01 : aaanndd saveee
2:04 : sike ;)
Love the profile pic man.
I said the same thing lmao
Terrible driver had enough time to switch lanes
Michael Place I think he did but going 50-60 on an icy highway can be difficult to maneuver through
Michael Place its an icy road so the couldve risked spinning out
The wv bridge really held this episode together 🤣🤣
Been years since I last saw snow, miss it a lot
I can just picture this dude, sneaking around like Steve Irwin trying to get footage of idiots in their natural habitat..
*lol*
LOL. That is not a comment I expected to see... and now I can't unsee it, and can't unhear the commentary.
More like David Attenbourough:
"And now, here we see the common idiot driver, 'automobile idioticus incredibli', in its natural habitat.
"Watch, as this incredibly stupid creature hurtles along at insane speeds, totally oblivious to the changing road conditions until suddenly, without warning, it slides and crashes into road signs, barriers and even other creatures, knocking pieces of both its own and its fellow creature's carapace flying, often amid spectacular showers of sparks.
"These creatures seem incapable of rational thought since, when faced with an emergency situation, their only response is to jam on the brakes, causing their slide to worsen and removing all chance of control.
"This is an incredible sight and how these creatures have not yet gone extinct is truly one of the wonders of nature."
@@melkiorwiseman5234 You win "Comment of the Month!" LOL!
He actually probably has an apartment on the highway.
*plays Tokyo Drift theme song*
Underrated comment
Thats what i did in the winter, go out with my subary impreza sti and "drift" on the ice. Or spin out lol
*plays eurobeat*
Bridges always freeze before roads. When driving in rain or snow, reduce your speed. Never keep your foot on the brakes when your vehicle starts sliding, pump the brakes and steer into the direction of the skid to regain control. As my old friend Eric used to say; "Your tires and your brakes are your life!"
i love how truck driver at 0:45 starts slipping a bit and instantly decides to drive onto grass to avoid a bigger accident
I think what actually happened is the bridge iced first so the wheels lost traction. Once the wheels transitioned to the other pavement they suddenly caught grip again and that’s what flung him off the road.
7:14 ok lemme get this straight: THIS GUY MANAGED TO NEAR MISS *6* CARS INCLUDING ONE POLICE CRUISER
*this guy is a ninja*
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 he's all, "ninja, please! 🥱"
Plot twist: he is a pro drifter
No he is Lewis Hamilton
summer tires makes winter driving much more interesting
nope, watching them is more interesting lol
@@m4rs12 whooosh!!!
@Roscoe ElCocko whoosh!
It's not that. It's people driving too fast and then locking up their brakes when they break loose.
As if you can tell these people all had summer tires on! lol
The early 2000's feels too nostalgic in this video
Gotta love i64 Charleston. Be prepared this winter season! I am, I moved to Arizona! Haven't seen snow since 2008...
It amazes me how many people don't know how to react when they start sliding.
+tobysoter you must be from somewhere where it doesn't snow often
like slamming on the breaks haha that just makes it worse
nthnmc it amazes me how the traffic coming doesn't know how to steer
X-90 yeah you go ahead and steer out of the way, let me know how that works out for you🤔🤔😲😲🤣🤣🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
easier to say things when it isn’t happening to you lmfao
This has happened to me, It was all my fault. I thought just because I had all wheel drive that I could run 70 mph on ice covered road, Well guess what, I completely totaled out my new SUV, But I learned something, SLOW DOWN,
And a few more helpful tips. Dont touch your brakes. And only use 180° of motion on your wheel. If you go past 90° left or right theres a likelihood of over correcting and next thing you know you snap oversteered into a barrier
Elkay EZS8WSLK Water Fountain good advice
And use winter tires too
Elkay EZS8WSLK Water Fountain everyone is either slamming the breaks or over correcting. Turn the wheel as much as you are sliding
@@indogamers1007 In Germany you need to use them because the police can charge you for not use them in winter.
It was crazy seeing a clip on the same street as my work!
Those Country Roads are looking crazy
They say drive 25 mph when its snowing, or sleeting. I'd say that's a good plan. Stay home if you can't do that.
11/15/2018--1st winter storm in NE USA, I was in RWD Volvo with Nokian All Weather tires, going 5 mph, in my lane, but got hit by a young girl in an AWD Honda who lost control--she was overtaking another car that was going too slow for her. I am going to get dedicated Winter tires--the all weather is good, but cannot compare to dedicated winter tires. If I had had the dedicated winter tires on, I would not have been there to be hit, but home already.
Used to use dedicated winter tires, but then changed to all weather--just not as good.
interstategar absolutely agreed
I wear my snow-studded tires during winter months. I notice the material on the road in town is a bit different up north here than it is in the south.
The thing I keep in mind is to be generous with other drivers and share the road. Keeping a safe distance and speed when the weather is bad.
Your probably the guy doing 25 when its flurries with 40 cars behind you....
@@HanSolo1 Better than to be that guy going 80mph who dies in a crash after losing control on ice because God forbid your trip home takes 5-7 more minutes.
I don't know if it's the same guy or multiple recording; but, I'm really impressed that he has enough experience to notice which cars are going to slip and zoom in.
That bridge in Charleston…make some popcorn, pull up a chair, and binge-watch
All season tires doing its magic right here!
The towing company is "like let's ice up this bridge we gonna get soo much moneyyy tonight" lol
Marco Stuff and things yes tow company and plowing services do LOVE the snow🤔🤔🤔😁😁😁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Actually we don’t like the snow because it’s even harder for us getting up those icy hills because our trucks are much heavier than cars regardless if we have 6 wheels or even 8
They sit and wait like vultures. lol
Step dad was a tow truck driver and used to take me with him. We always dreaded the winter, as how difficult it is for the regular cars to keep straight, it was even more difficult for us to drive there and tow the car.
This is exactly what they do in South Africa except they pay someone to throw a stone off a bridge into the your windscreen
why do people drive so fast in snow. surely after sometime of slipping around they figure it out. either that or they won the license in the lottery
Most of these are filmed in states that dont often get icy/snowy conditions so I'm betting most of these people do not have winter tires nor are they accustomed to driving in less than ideal conditions
Why? Because the tire guy said his all seasons were good for 6 years or 600, 000 miles.
Because they're IDIOTS. I live where it snows half the year and just today on the road I had people tailgating me while it was snowing and TWO spun out. They had plates from the state so they definitely knew better.
None of these people really don't know how to drive sad but true. In united states u walk in-you walk out with a license. No in like norway, germany, russian, poland you must take driving courses intense driving courses before u get one.
People without license drive better than some with license lol
7:34 TWT truck is from Kinston NC where they hardly ever have snow but when they do it's usually a screwed up mix of freezing rain and sleet.
I love the fact that most of this is video is just the same bridge and pretty much the same accident every time