Ngl the one at 1:30 is kinda bad luck, kinda the fact the Audi is going too fast, and honestly the fault of the orange car for tailgating and turning without seeing if it’s actually clear
@@Bova-FettI feel like this accident could've been avoided if Audi was more patient and if the orange car paid more attention. But the orange car looked like it could only really go the speed of a golf car so idk how much they could've done. Still tragic either way.
Yea I got cut off once and almost ended up slamming into the side of an 18 wheeler causing my Ranger to go on 2 wheels briefly when I had to cut back to the left. And the idiot who cut me off went back into the lane he cut me off from I’m assuming it was the wrong exit because he exited on the very next feeder road.
@@Bova-FettYeah through traffic ALWAYS have the right of way and the traffic MUST ALWAYS yield. The fact the pigeon didnt wait before crossing the other lane AND slowed down while crossing means the fault of the crash is kind of on them. Of course what happened to the two pigeon drivers was a tragedy but this accident should once again emphasize that: THROUGH TRAFFIC HAS THE RIGHT-OF-WAY!!!
BeamNG also damage components with rough use over time. Offroading showed me how easy it is to overheat an engine because it's using more power to climb grades when the intake was designed to be at speed while under that duress. Racing really beats the hell out of tires and suspension. I drive a lot more relaxed these days. 😆
Yeah my leg is broken. The pain kept me from sleeping for the first 3 months. My nerves are problematic and lose my sense of taste. Just because of an impatient stupid car
Thats why defensive driving is super important. Its not about you and your skill, its constantly assuming the worst of everybody else on the road and driving accordingly
@@user-en5vj6vr2u that incorrect, when you are in a full stop and obey the law. One mf go full speed 159 kmph and crash on you. They miraculously survive but not you. This is from real event, if you obey law but not them, what is the point?
@@shaka2tu look in the rearview mirror, see a car at 159kmph, and therefore move out of the way. Crash avoided. Who cares about the law if someone is about to crash into you?
Don't know about the US, but in Brazil, they show after crash footage to shock us and make us think twice about the consequences. It's gruesome as hell, but makes a strong impression on most people. Others just don't give a damn.
Imagine playing 30 hrs of crash scenarios and simulations in beam ng would be a necessary part of driving shool lmao no one would drive anymore and i actually think that would be great for most ppl
"Impatience will get you killed." ~My driving instructor when I was 15 years old in 1983. Also my High performance(for Racing) driving instructor in 1999.
Most memorable lesson with my driving instructor was Winter Driving, too me to a big empty parking lot to practice skid control and recovery. That knowledge has saved my butt too many times on poorly maintained snow packed roads, seen too many impatient clueless drivers in the ditch even after a short blast of hail
@@Saints-ji3vj Practice Steering into a Skid namely, as well as not trying to slam the breaks or throttle as you will completely loose control, having that lesson and real world practice has let me steer out of a skid numerable times when our local road crews are too lazy to keep the ice and compact snow off the roads, which is only getting worse
It's scary to think how unpredictable it can be to take part in a fatal crash. You are just driving down the highway, and someone just slams you into the opposite lane.
@@georgeade6153 Agreed. Like two truck driver in first crash literally just driving normally and some impatient driver causes crash to all of them that pretty much unavoidable.
A lot of people don’t realize the pain, emotional and physical, that comes from car crashes. To sit here and watch these people’s lives get ruined or ended is heartbreaking
The bmw crash against the little truck really shows it. Just a normal drive, and all of a sudden youve crashed into someone and theyre burning alive right in front of your bonnet. Those things remain forever in your head like a constant nightmare. Awful stuff
@@Alessandro-nq3tm That's the most idiotic thing i've ever heard. I will never get peoples obsession with speed. What about the other car? they don't seem to have brakes.
I like that there is an "anticipation period" before each crash. Most crashes I've seen happen unexpectedly and it was perfectly recreated in-game here.
It's only like that with modded trucks for whatever reason. Official trailer connections are usually stronger in-game than they would be IRL because vehicle body tearing isn't currently possible.
however, these videos here make it clear that many times you can respect all the rules, priorities, etc., but if a truck comes at you and perhaps overturns because it didn't respect the speed limits, then it's you who passes away to a better life despite having done everything impeccably. 😮
Thats why you should always drive as fast as possible without respecting the speed limits, to stay in the road as little as possible and avoid possible accidents /s
American truck designs are utterly retarded, most of these accidents could be avoided if driver vision wasnt obscured by mile long hood and lack of back mirrrors
I wonder if the driver of the orange car survived it... I mean, he's obviously injuried, but everything is possible, maybe he is alive with some 3th degree burns?
What baffles me is not just how deadly these accidents are, but how much consideration and manipulation of parameters in the reenactments were made to make them almost identical to the real ones... 😯
@@luzifer9976 It was literally the worst dang decision I might've ever seen. He was straight up trying to pass from right to left in a spot disappearing so quickly he decided it was worth his damn life. Just sucked he also gambled the life of the person sitting with him that saw the end speeding toward them at 80+ mph
@@luzifer9976As far as I know, at least up in my state, it’s not illegal to overtake on the right. But it’s plain stupid to not have a bit of patience, get behind the car in the left, and then progress when it’s clear. A lot of people sit in the left lane here which is why overtaking in the right happens. It’s just exercising patience and common sense that’s the problem.
@@luzifer9976It's illegal if there are 2 solid yellow lines separating the lanes, but rules state you need double the distance between the oncoming car for overtaking.
Notice two things: the small white car was not allowed to turn there. He also slowed down very fast. Both contributed to the accident. Truck has the most fault, but not 100%.
I have to agree with user666mega here... Also, note that unfortunately, the traffic engineering here also contributed to the crash. Notice how it's a high speed area, and yet there is no dedicated lane for the turn there. I would say it's an amalgam of things that contributed to this unfortunate crash.
One of my instructors years ago said that before you can actually turn, you should always both keep your wheels straight and stay straight in your line. In case of a rear end you will then most likely be pushed ahead in your lane and not pushed into oncoming traffic. Shame it's not widely known/done. Few of my friends never heard about it when learning to drive.
I'm impressed at the difference between a modern car getting hit by a semi or train and a car made 30+ years ago. Cars went from crumpling like soda cans to maintaining structural integrity. The added pillars and high sightlines of modern cars make them incredibly strong by design.
@@hannesp3493 If the car crumpled a bit the G force experienced by your body will be lower, because it takes longer for the car to completely stop, that's how crumple zone works, stretch out the time of deceleration to make the force lower, same principle why you'd prefer to land on a bale of hay instead of the hard cement floor if you have to jump from a burning barn roof.
Honestly appreciate that you capture these in such detail. High-speed undivided highways with trucks are terrifying, I feel more in control with city driving but this is a good reminder to keep my wits about me in any situation
Ignore the video. The top comment is a battlefield rn. Edit: nvm the guy deleted it Edit 2: To whoever thinks I want attention. Shut up. This is a joke. (For stupid people: Ignore this comment damnit)
no the blyat scream was from the red truck. red truck didn’t screw up at all. white truck opted for head on collision instead of fender bender like lizard said
@@rot420 the original commenter said that "he knew he's screwed big time". another way to phrase this is by saying he was screwed over big time. do you get it?
@@jackdaturtle4696 idk if that’s what they meant but from the way they said it it most likely means he’s screwed big time because he did something he shouldn’t have even though he didn’t do something he shouldn’t have and he also wouldn’t be screwed big time cause it’s obvious who’s fault it is
4:00 they weren't even at fault. Where was that? Was it a vehicle with amber-colored turning indicators? Is this intersection known for such accidents? A separate turning lane would be a great idea if that was the case
there is a reason why left lanes on country roads are considered the most dangerous. The truck behind was mostly, almost solely at fault, however maybe the car couldve slowed down and indicated earlier.
The Kia van was at fault, the number one rule on freeways is that you DO NOT stop on the highway, he could’ve indicated very early on and slowly move down the speed, the bus behind him did not have enough time to think. The driver probably was zoned out and did not have the turn in mind and so when he remembered he snapped on the brakes not realising the huge speeding bus behind him. Tough luck in the end
@@memelox_1705 I honestly have no idea how the rules of the road in the USA work, but in every EU country the one following another car has to do so in sufficient distance so he can avoid just that, even on freeways, highways, interstates, call em what you want. Because there can be a 1000 reasons why a car suddenly stopps, from technincal to human factors, from wildlife to being stupid - in all cases its the fault of the one driving into the vehicle in front - unless they just overtake and then slam the breaks, but that's difficult to prove without dashcams and isn't that common. And being "zoned out", especially when driving a truck, is a big, big, BIG nono - Next thing you know and he's swerving into oncomming traffic.
It seriously depends on the situation indeed. You can't just come to a sudden stop in the middle of the road without using any indicators. In that case it could be seen as a break check because there's no way for a truck to stop on such a short distance. Dashcams are an absolute must. From what I could see, the white van just suddenly slammed it's brakes inorder to take the exit on the left while crossing a "double white line"? Or was it a single white line? It's hard too tell... I don't think what he/she tried to do is allowed on that particular strip of road.
It is the fault of the truck behind, but that doesn't matter when you're in that car. You can take steps to prevent this from happening yourself. 1. Tap the brakes slightly and early in advance. Your brake lights will come on, and this is an indicator to the car behind you that you are about to brake. Don't let your foot off the brake until you are making the turn. 2. DO NOT, absolutely NEVER, turn the steering wheel UNTIL the lane is you are crossing is CLEAR. If, for whatever reason, someone does crash into your rear, you will not be launched into the opposite lane but instead forward.
Most of these just feel super fast for a single lane, like 55+ on most of these roads where you should be slowing down and signaling well ahead of time, and if youre carrying a trailer please dont try and overtake with it. These clips should be enough for young drivers to never make hasty and aggressive moves especially when the road is only a 2 wide
Yep. The fact you can accurately 1:1 recreate crashes in it is quite something... in a better world, automakers would use this as a way to improve safety and driving schools would use this to help show people the dangers of driving recklessly, but we're not in that world.
This can help people to better understand how situations like this can be avoided. It’s not disrespectful. It’s a matter of consequence to neglectful behavior. We need to shock people back into reality. And if seeing stuff like this is what they need to understand that rules on the road exist for a reason, then so be it.
The recreations are spot on, but I think the most important part of the video is the status of those inside the vehicles afterwards. The human body is incredibly durable, but also incredibly fragile... I wish nothing but the best towards the victims and their families.
@@OSLEPlaysPTFS those weren't russian words before BLYAT'. It was definetely an english-speaking audio of some kind(radio?) which is weird, because the location is definetely Russia (well, could be some of the CIS countries)
Running theme here and moral of the story: STOP BEING IN SUCH A RUSH TO ARRIVE ANYWHERE. Patience is key. Impatience and wanting to shave off a few minutes of your drive can make YOU and others end up in the ICU or in a coffin.
It's pretty bad nowadays. I had a guy cut through traffic, cut off atleast 6 people and almost caused a three car pile just arive sit in his car and watch tiktok then go grocery shopping. We both went the cart section and he said "you go ahead, I'm not in a rush 🤨🤔
thank you for showing these off, it proves that sometimes you're nothing more than a bystander in these kinds of things, and why safety is everybodies first priority on the road.
Fantastic visualization. Having survival stats is also extremely helpful in illustrating just how dangerous driving is. These simulations should be shown to all drivers, new and old, to emphasize how patience and carte can save lives while piloting motor vehicles!
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The simulation isn't very accurate for that one. If you watch the actual footage, the red car hits it at a much less steep angle than the BeamNG version.
As I watched these and realized they were real events, I pondered to myself, "how can I avoid dying like this?" I came to the conclusion that not being stupid, really helps.
4:06 this shows why it's so INCREDIBLY important that you DO NOT start your turn until you're clear. If the car was straight, it would have not been pushed into the blue truck, and perhaps it would not have given the impression to the truck behind it that he was already turning and he would be out of his way.
They were making an illegal wrong-way turn into an exit. Notice how in the camera footage there's a no right turn sign, and two similarly shaped signs facing the other direction in the distance. You can bet if there are no right turns allowed, there are probably no left turns. Also there's only one dedicated lane connected taking a right outgoing turn, with no matching incoming on either side.
@CAustin582 it's insane that it's even possible to make that turn then. I'm not surprised that the driver thought he could make a turn there, because it's not clear enough that it's not allowed
There's also the double white lines. They didn't even bother with a single, they made it pretty obvious you not suppose to cross it. At least for rural areas it was pretty clear imo
@@IntEagleOvefovex turns out it wasn't clear enough, as we see. Even in rural areas in the Netherlands, there will be a median to make sure it is physically impossible to make the turn unless you go over the actual median. This road is designed poorly
@2:37 If the car hadn't slowed they would have survived. Estimating from counting frames and rate of travel (of the real video), the car was traveling at 1 car+trailer length/20 frames. The crossing looks to be about 1 car+trailer length from barrier to barrier. There are 31 frames between when the car arrives at the first barrier to when the train enters the traffic lanes. That means if the car kept speed, it would have been able to travel 1.5 car+trailer lengths. That means the car had enough time, if they kept speed, to completely clear the tracks, with the trailer potentially making it as well or only being clipped. Dumb to put yourself in that position, but braking was a bad choice in this case.
Funny how trying to save those few seconds/minutes sometimes ends up taking away decades of your time on Earth. Well not funny but you know what I mean
The fact he was trying to pass people in a two-lane hauling a trailer and blew through a stop sign tells me that safety wasn't exactly a consideration, at the very least.
People being impatient is the main factor for all of these. People need to calm down...
Ngl the one at 1:30 is kinda bad luck, kinda the fact the Audi is going too fast, and honestly the fault of the orange car for tailgating and turning without seeing if it’s actually clear
@@Bova-FettI feel like this accident could've been avoided if Audi was more patient and if the orange car paid more attention. But the orange car looked like it could only really go the speed of a golf car so idk how much they could've done. Still tragic either way.
Yea I got cut off once and almost ended up slamming into the side of an 18 wheeler causing my Ranger to go on 2 wheels briefly when I had to cut back to the left. And the idiot who cut me off went back into the lane he cut me off from I’m assuming it was the wrong exit because he exited on the very next feeder road.
@@Bova-FettYeah through traffic ALWAYS have the right of way and the traffic MUST ALWAYS yield. The fact the pigeon didnt wait before crossing the other lane AND slowed down while crossing means the fault of the crash is kind of on them. Of course what happened to the two pigeon drivers was a tragedy but this accident should once again emphasize that:
THROUGH TRAFFIC HAS THE RIGHT-OF-WAY!!!
@@Bova-Fett it's more like orange Pigeon's driver didn't yield while turning left
Edit: it also seems like bad road design
That's crazy. If people were just patient some of these wouldn't have happened.
i think that tank truck drive fall asleep by the way he just cross to another line
@@romeolajh1602 yeah. I did say *some*
@@romeolajh1602 it seems was driving too fast and couldnt brake for the white car infront
I was about to comment like you, it's crazy
people are so impatient that it literally costs them their lives.
Very true moments
That’s the same thing that will happen if you tap it once, but it will also like the comment
Please shut up
@@Profile-pictureXto be exact, double tap a comment will like it
Fun fact if you tap 4 times it does nothing
@@Armorpiercerbut also if you unlike it, it doesn't work.
You have to quit out the video and go back on it to unlike properly.
The fact that these BeamNG crashes are from real life is wild but it does also show us why we need to be careful while driving
Couldn't say any better pal 👏 May these examples be a lesson to all drivers!
BeamNG also damage components with rough use over time. Offroading showed me how easy it is to overheat an engine because it's using more power to climb grades when the intake was designed to be at speed while under that duress. Racing really beats the hell out of tires and suspension. I drive a lot more relaxed these days. 😆
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@@Shard37or jumps that makes suspension collapse
@@a-dv7uyip logger links not falling for it
It may seem a little disrespectful to some, but this is a great educational depiction of how truly scary the accidents might've been.
Not so much disrespectful as is wired.
I would agree with educational... I will definitely drive slower from now on...
Yeah my leg is broken. The pain kept me from sleeping for the first 3 months. My nerves are problematic and lose my sense of taste. Just because of an impatient stupid car
What's disrespectful about that? It's a fact. This is great educational material to prevent accidents like these
@@urbexbadger Because it reminds close people to the victims about the event, and people with that in mind would deem this video insensitive.
0:52 Hey, wait, that's not a dummy!
Ragdoll animations lmao
This exhibit is closed!
0:39 that's a crash dummy
It's insane how accurate this game is
even when the mods are not the beast
"accurate"
@@THTSound that's what he typed
@@THTSound☠️
Fr @@MOTORWEEB
Patience isn't a virtue
It's a necessity
amen
It's still a virtue
@@Yea___ on the road it's a necessity
@@keeganlafferty1395 yes and it's still a virtue
@@Yea___ you missed the point of the original comment
Its actually impressive that you can recreate real-life crashes and make them look almost indistinguishable 😮
Yeah fr I thought some of them were videos for a sec
This video also greatly demonstrates that it doesn’t matter how good of a driver you are, if someone else is driving recklessly.
If you’re a good driver you can certainly minimize the damage on most of these where someone else is at fault
Thats why defensive driving is super important. Its not about you and your skill, its constantly assuming the worst of everybody else on the road and driving accordingly
@@user-en5vj6vr2u not really lol
@@user-en5vj6vr2u that incorrect, when you are in a full stop and obey the law.
One mf go full speed 159 kmph and crash on you.
They miraculously survive but not you.
This is from real event, if you obey law but not them, what is the point?
@@shaka2tu look in the rearview mirror, see a car at 159kmph, and therefore move out of the way. Crash avoided. Who cares about the law if someone is about to crash into you?
This should be shown in driving schools, maybe even some campaign to lower road deaths.
Unfortunately, you can't fix stupid.
Don't know about the US, but in Brazil, they show after crash footage to shock us and make us think twice about the consequences. It's gruesome as hell, but makes a strong impression on most people. Others just don't give a damn.
It will work for many, but that first one cannot be fixed. There's no way someone got their license believing that was a normal thing to do.
Imagine playing 30 hrs of crash scenarios and simulations in beam ng would be a necessary part of driving shool lmao no one would drive anymore and i actually think that would be great for most ppl
they do actually
0:18 I love how gentle those sound effects are
"Impatience will get you killed." ~My driving instructor when I was 15 years old in 1983. Also my High performance(for Racing) driving instructor in 1999.
Most memorable lesson with my driving instructor was Winter Driving, too me to a big empty parking lot to practice skid control and recovery.
That knowledge has saved my butt too many times on poorly maintained snow packed roads, seen too many impatient clueless drivers in the ditch even after a short blast of hail
Yea but with 1983 cars you’re killed even when you drove over a speed bump
@@UNSCPILOTWhat was the lesson? If you don't mind sharing and any advice for driving in the winter
@@Saints-ji3vj Practice Steering into a Skid namely, as well as not trying to slam the breaks or throttle as you will completely loose control, having that lesson and real world practice has let me steer out of a skid numerable times when our local road crews are too lazy to keep the ice and compact snow off the roads, which is only getting worse
woah, someone from the 1900s :O
Love the stat updates on the people
yes thats the best part
The injury icons could be clearer though. What happened to the truck driver in the last clip? Foot amputation?
Likely yes, as the broken leg was bed rest with a raised leg being held up
bedridden @@patrykK1028
I geniunely doubt that guy at the train crossing died from that irl.
It's scary to think how unpredictable it can be to take part in a fatal crash. You are just driving down the highway, and someone just slams you into the opposite lane.
This video tough us two things
1. Beamng is really realistic
2. Please be careful in the road
Yeah, I agree it's very "tough".
HAAHAHAHAH😊
Also, don't be stupid.
@RKroese thats not a possibility for Audi/Bmw drivers. Thats the only state they could possibly be in.
Wow, that second one is so well thought out. I would have never thought about that if it wasn't for this video, amazing. 🙃
The scariest thing about these is that you could get in a fatal crash through no fault of your own, purely just someone else's ignorance/impatience.
Yea driving has always been a collective social thing.
@@thewhat2Did someone say socialism???
Jk couldn't help myself
Nice Botan pfp
Exactly why I left my job as a courier
Yeah can’t really see the crash at 4:00 really well but that one especially was wild
This is satisfying and also terrifying at the same time
A video that shows you that bad decisions could end up killing you, love the content!
Or killing other innocent people
@@georgeade6153yeah man. They just follow the rules but not the others
@@georgeade6153 Agreed. Like two truck driver in first crash literally just driving normally and some impatient driver causes crash to all of them that pretty much unavoidable.
And sometimes other people's bad decisions
The scariest is: you can be the safest driver in the world, but some idiot can appear on your front or sides
A lot of people don’t realize the pain, emotional and physical, that comes from car crashes. To sit here and watch these people’s lives get ruined or ended is heartbreaking
Real gigachads express their feelings. Well said.
The bmw crash against the little truck really shows it. Just a normal drive, and all of a sudden youve crashed into someone and theyre burning alive right in front of your bonnet. Those things remain forever in your head like a constant nightmare. Awful stuff
Of course, because a lot of people drive safely.
@@spacejihadist4246 what do you mean?
unfortunately, some people think driving slow=driving safe. This pigeon driver found out the hard way that that's not true.
This is horrific, thank you for spreading awareness
1:36 man that POV. makes me really wanna be safe before taking any turns
The tuktuk didn't look carefully and was very slow btw
Wow and the car can't be seen from that perspective. That explains everything.
Keep Replay at ur pin, then we have 2s before perfect loop about death cpme to us! 😂
@@Alessandro-nq3tm That's the most idiotic thing i've ever heard. I will never get peoples obsession with speed. What about the other car? they don't seem to have brakes.
@@thesunilrock20 sure the other car was super fast, but also the tuktuk was wrong too
I like that there is an "anticipation period" before each crash. Most crashes I've seen happen unexpectedly and it was perfectly recreated in-game here.
I “love” how the game treats the 5th wheel connection of trucks like it’s secured by cable ties. That connection is strong as hell irl.
It's only like that with modded trucks for whatever reason. Official trailer connections are usually stronger in-game than they would be IRL because vehicle body tearing isn't currently possible.
So many of those accidents could have been avoided by just being a little more patient!
Absolutely. As a box truck driver, people seem to have a hatred for being behind them. I've been passed very dangerously many, many times
It bothers me that I know some people who will disagree with you.
This. This is why I hate being in the car while my dad drives. He gets VERY impatient INCREDIBLY quickly.
@@Avy2008Show him this video. If he values his life, he’ll learn to drive properly
@@LeBronyaJames He already watches these kinds of videos- he's just a bad driver and doesn't realize it.
The train one was crazy! Just imagine witnessing that in real life, let alone experiencing that!!
One in a lifetime experience
@@curicuri8228their whole life lead up to that moment, you could say.
@@curicuri8228 literally
Pretty funny
I don't feel bad, that guy's was a fucking dumb ass, at this point it was just natural selection. That was 100 percent his fault.
Be careful while driving 😅😅
however, these videos here make it clear that many times you can respect all the rules, priorities, etc., but if a truck comes at you and perhaps overturns because it didn't respect the speed limits, then it's you who passes away to a better life despite having done everything impeccably. 😮
Thats why you should always drive as fast as possible without respecting the speed limits, to stay in the road as little as possible and avoid possible accidents /s
All it takes is one idiot: that’s why I don’t like driving in populated areas.
I've seen too many of these videos to trust any truck ever. I hate driving next to them because I know how big they are and how squishy I am
American truck designs are utterly retarded, most of these accidents could be avoided if driver vision wasnt obscured by mile long hood and lack of back mirrrors
@@nmlss-r9 generally speaking, speeding doesn't actually save much time lol
People underestimate how much work this is in game. Thanks for the amazing work!
No kidding
The pinnacle👌🏾 of cars games!
0:40 I have a bad feeling the two passengers in the backseat were children
Sadly, it's true
1:29 That one is horrifying
tell me about it, the car burst into flames!
I wonder if the driver of the orange car survived it... I mean, he's obviously injuried, but everything is possible, maybe he is alive with some 3th degree burns?
@@Lucas-ew5lk The video clearly states that both people in the orange car died. 2:02
@@Bozeman42i wouldn't say clearly but yeah it does say that
@@lucasdunn2717it’s a coffin.
What baffles me is not just how deadly these accidents are, but how much consideration and manipulation of parameters in the reenactments were made to make them almost identical to the real ones... 😯
5:39 man became part of the dash 😂
Btw, it’s not funny.
@@mattmills806 you're right. It's hilarious!
he united with the dash to know which speed he is going better
@@mattmills806 he lived so it's not too bad
Except for the one that became a sandwich@@TC7-Thecomplex7
5:25 nicely done on the videography
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@@QQQPPP-js9vk why did google translate it to "Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu"
@@acgaming007 real
Uuuuu777uuuuuuu
RIP. Two pigeon drivers 🛻🔥
The legends
N O T A C R A S H
@@PEKKABONKand now, we have 64 wheels
NOOOOO THE PIGEON (」ﾟﾛﾟ)｣ᴺᴼᴼᴼᴼᴼ~
@@PEKKABONKthey got absolutely burnt to a crisp and also a car hit them so I think that is a crash
Its honestly scary how accurately recreated these are
5:58 this is why you dont overtake someone when u cant see
Is it legal in america to overtake the way he tried? He made a good example of why it's illegal here in Germany.
@@luzifer9976
It was literally the worst dang decision I might've ever seen.
He was straight up trying to pass from right to left in a spot disappearing so quickly he decided it was worth his damn life.
Just sucked he also gambled the life of the person sitting with him that saw the end speeding toward them at 80+ mph
@@luzifer9976As far as I know, at least up in my state, it’s not illegal to overtake on the right. But it’s plain stupid to not have a bit of patience, get behind the car in the left, and then progress when it’s clear. A lot of people sit in the left lane here which is why overtaking in the right happens. It’s just exercising patience and common sense that’s the problem.
@@luzifer9976 That is VERY much not legal here, you can't just bob and weave recklessly.
@@luzifer9976It's illegal if there are 2 solid yellow lines separating the lanes, but rules state you need double the distance between the oncoming car for overtaking.
3:57 this is the most heartbreaking one, it wasn't even the white car's fault.
which one there were two
Notice two things: the small white car was not allowed to turn there. He also slowed down very fast. Both contributed to the accident. Truck has the most fault, but not 100%.
I have to agree with user666mega here... Also, note that unfortunately, the traffic engineering here also contributed to the crash. Notice how it's a high speed area, and yet there is no dedicated lane for the turn there. I would say it's an amalgam of things that contributed to this unfortunate crash.
One of my instructors years ago said that before you can actually turn, you should always both keep your wheels straight and stay straight in your line. In case of a rear end you will then most likely be pushed ahead in your lane and not pushed into oncoming traffic. Shame it's not widely known/done. Few of my friends never heard about it when learning to drive.
Where did u get that from? Pick up a traffic law book
Grezt car crash replicas they are cool
I'm impressed at the difference between a modern car getting hit by a semi or train and a car made 30+ years ago. Cars went from crumpling like soda cans to maintaining structural integrity. The added pillars and high sightlines of modern cars make them incredibly strong by design.
and people today get mad cuz modern cars got plastic bumpers n shit
With that kind of G force even the car didn't crumple your internal organs will all be messed up.
@@DripDripDrip69But at least it will give u a higher chance of survival
@@hannesp3493 If the car crumpled a bit the G force experienced by your body will be lower, because it takes longer for the car to completely stop, that's how crumple zone works, stretch out the time of deceleration to make the force lower, same principle why you'd prefer to land on a bale of hay instead of the hard cement floor if you have to jump from a burning barn roof.
@@DripDripDrip69 Yes I know how crumple zones work mate
Honestly appreciate that you capture these in such detail. High-speed undivided highways with trucks are terrifying, I feel more in control with city driving but this is a good reminder to keep my wits about me in any situation
Thank you very much!
It's both insanely impressive but also incredibly concerning how realistic BeamNG really is.
I kinda love the fact he shows happened to the people because it is always amazing how some of these insane accidents end up with nobody dying.
Ignore the video. The top comment is a battlefield rn.
Edit: nvm the guy deleted it
Edit 2: To whoever thinks I want attention. Shut up. This is a joke. (For stupid people: Ignore this comment damnit)
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@@ZorenkyleHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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@@I_stole_gta_6_who_wanna_play Huh?
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You're the top comment
This video should be shown as a safety precaution to all schools
It makes me feel so sad that people actually died in these scenarios
7:36 that blyat scream, he knew he's screwed big time
is it bad that I snickered a little bit?
I don't know what that semi driver was thinking. He apparently thought a head on collision with another semi was better than a fender bender.
no the blyat scream was from the red truck. red truck didn’t screw up at all. white truck opted for head on collision instead of fender bender like lizard said
@@rot420 the original commenter said that "he knew he's screwed big time".
another way to phrase this is by saying he was screwed over big time. do you get it?
@@jackdaturtle4696 idk if that’s what they meant but from the way they said it it most likely means he’s screwed big time because he did something he shouldn’t have even though he didn’t do something he shouldn’t have and he also wouldn’t be screwed big time cause it’s obvious who’s fault it is
repeat accidents from real life in beam😀
repeat the accidents from the beam in real life💀💀💀
A new mode of space transport would be invented
not funny kid
@@shairis2007he thinks what he's "original"
womp womp @@shairis2007
@@shairis2007You'd do good being the next statistic
1:29 HAVE WE LEARNED NOTHING FROM MR.BEAN????
This is the perfect video to teach drivers and possibly other people, to be patient.
what i find scary is knowing that we just watched some of these peoples last moments alive
Sometimes fear is the best teacher.
This is an important lesson in why you should always drive safely
0:33 instant death, no chance of survival.
gg
Same with 5:08
5 people in car ,2 alive 3 deaths
This happen in Vietnam, a family and driver in the car, the wife and 2 kids pass away, driver and the husband survive because of seat bell
@@bitrinh6495They would all lived if the driver wasn’t a su*cidal idiot. A seatbelt can only do so much.
3:58 dont mean to be disrespectful, but that car got tag teamed. hit from the back and the front
4:00 they weren't even at fault. Where was that? Was it a vehicle with amber-colored turning indicators? Is this intersection known for such accidents? A separate turning lane would be a great idea if that was the case
there is a reason why left lanes on country roads are considered the most dangerous.
The truck behind was mostly, almost solely at fault, however maybe the car couldve slowed down and indicated earlier.
The Kia van was at fault, the number one rule on freeways is that you DO NOT stop on the highway, he could’ve indicated very early on and slowly move down the speed, the bus behind him did not have enough time to think. The driver probably was zoned out and did not have the turn in mind and so when he remembered he snapped on the brakes not realising the huge speeding bus behind him. Tough luck in the end
@@memelox_1705 I honestly have no idea how the rules of the road in the USA work, but in every EU country the one following another car has to do so in sufficient distance so he can avoid just that, even on freeways, highways, interstates, call em what you want. Because there can be a 1000 reasons why a car suddenly stopps, from technincal to human factors, from wildlife to being stupid - in all cases its the fault of the one driving into the vehicle in front - unless they just overtake and then slam the breaks, but that's difficult to prove without dashcams and isn't that common. And being "zoned out", especially when driving a truck, is a big, big, BIG nono - Next thing you know and he's swerving into oncomming traffic.
It seriously depends on the situation indeed. You can't just come to a sudden stop in the middle of the road without using any indicators.
In that case it could be seen as a break check because there's no way for a truck to stop on such a short distance. Dashcams are an absolute must.
From what I could see, the white van just suddenly slammed it's brakes inorder to take the exit on the left while crossing a "double white line"? Or was it a single white line? It's hard too tell...
I don't think what he/she tried to do is allowed on that particular strip of road.
It is the fault of the truck behind, but that doesn't matter when you're in that car. You can take steps to prevent this from happening yourself.
1. Tap the brakes slightly and early in advance. Your brake lights will come on, and this is an indicator to the car behind you that you are about to brake. Don't let your foot off the brake until you are making the turn.
2. DO NOT, absolutely NEVER, turn the steering wheel UNTIL the lane is you are crossing is CLEAR. If, for whatever reason, someone does crash into your rear, you will not be launched into the opposite lane but instead forward.
Most of these just feel super fast for a single lane, like 55+ on most of these roads where you should be slowing down and signaling well ahead of time, and if youre carrying a trailer please dont try and overtake with it. These clips should be enough for young drivers to never make hasty and aggressive moves especially when the road is only a 2 wide
Nice your BeamNg drive you Volvo Xc 40 Volvo xc 60
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These wrecks are replicated so perfectly. Props to you, dude.
I think the actual purpose of this video is to show just how amazingly accurate BeamNG crash dynamics actually are.
Yep. The fact you can accurately 1:1 recreate crashes in it is quite something... in a better world, automakers would use this as a way to improve safety and driving schools would use this to help show people the dangers of driving recklessly, but we're not in that world.
@@Billy-bc8pkit's a game made by regular dudes and is full of bugs, its not reliable for scientific study
This can help people to better understand how situations like this can be avoided. It’s not disrespectful. It’s a matter of consequence to neglectful behavior. We need to shock people back into reality. And if seeing stuff like this is what they need to understand that rules on the road exist for a reason, then so be it.
The recreations are spot on, but I think the most important part of the video is the status of those inside the vehicles afterwards.
The human body is incredibly durable, but also incredibly fragile... I wish nothing but the best towards the victims and their families.
that tanker truck accident at the end enraged me!
7:34 wow the *BANG*
(random russian words) BLYATT (big bang like the sound of my grandpa's diharreah)
Sounds like some one had dieria😂
@@OSLEPlaysPTFS those weren't russian words before BLYAT'. It was definetely an english-speaking audio of some kind(radio?) which is weird, because the location is definetely Russia (well, could be some of the CIS countries)
@@Xeem_Pad Ебать у вас тут теории. Это в России было. Если приглядется, то можно увидеть российские номера. А блять - это матное выражение))
@@ИльяБелозёров-м6р при чем тут теории, если чел буквально английские слова назвал русскими
im impressed with how well these scenes were recreated
Running theme here and moral of the story: STOP BEING IN SUCH A RUSH TO ARRIVE ANYWHERE.
Patience is key. Impatience and wanting to shave off a few minutes of your drive can make YOU and others end up in the ICU or in a coffin.
It's pretty bad nowadays. I had a guy cut through traffic, cut off atleast 6 people and almost caused a three car pile just arive sit in his car and watch tiktok then go grocery shopping. We both went the cart section and he said "you go ahead, I'm not in a rush 🤨🤔
1:30 NOOOOOOO, THE PIGEON CRASHED!!!! 😢
NOOO NOT THE PIGEON
Rip pigeon
MuYe must be really sad
Yes the pigeon!! It's a ugly car even uglyr then the smart car 😂😂
@@FrankieUuup❤
0:19 COCA COLA ESPUMA☄🔥🔥
thank you for showing these off, it proves that sometimes you're nothing more than a bystander in these kinds of things, and why safety is everybodies first priority on the road.
1:41 what is she doing???
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Slow
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Couldn’t see them coming since the truck in front of them blocked their view of the incoming car
@@lnfinity3501should've waited as that's what you're supposed to do
Crazy that people would try and recreate these crashes in real life
You know, this is actually really educational. It shows you how these wrecks play out and the damage they can do.
The one that caught fire made my stomach churn
1:30 you’re welcome
@justinmorton1774 "you're welcome" that's just distasteful. it's two people burning to death.
@@justinmorton1774 .
nice side by side comparison... i definitely watched that whole 8 mins
It’s incredible how modern cars make it possible for you to survive crazy accidents.
except this one
Fantastic visualization. Having survival stats is also extremely helpful in illustrating just how dangerous driving is. These simulations should be shown to all drivers, new and old, to emphasize how patience and carte can save lives while piloting motor vehicles!
3:16 He's dead but he turned on the emergency light
Beamng drive logic
Could be automatic in some modern cars though
2:01 the slap was personal
Nah bro burned himself
4:33 btw, there's no survived in spacio
Holy crap, I tip my hat to you for the work this took. Pretty impressive how accurate this "game" is.
That 3 wheeler one was brutal 😳
Tại nạn trên cao tốc cam lộ la sơn là chiếc xe ôtô 7 chổ vược ẩu rồi chiếc xe container và chiếc xe ôtô bị chèn chính giữa và chiếc xe tải đi ngược lại hai chiếc xe tải tông vào nhau khiến chiếc xe ôtô 7 chổ bị bẹp dúm lại và 4 người trên xe ôtô tử vong tại chổ
anh thì lo cho đám tang còn em thì bị khởi tố
Chỉ có 3 người chết thôi ạ, có 2 người sống sót mà
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Hình như còn chiếc xe đằng sau một trong hai xe tải bị vạ lây mà nhỉ
Ờ đúng rồi bạn
WHY AM I LAUGHING AT THIS I SHOULDN’T BE 😭😭
8:13 glad the semi driver survived, i wouldve been so pissed to hear he died bc of the other driver's stubborness
True
5:37 the fact the driver didn’t instantly die is insanity
Pov you Wear your seat belts
I think it didn't die at all
The simulation isn't very accurate for that one. If you watch the actual footage, the red car hits it at a much less steep angle than the BeamNG version.
Yeah I think thats because the car in the middle acted as a lot of additional crumple zone when it got crushed.
you make it look so real and detailed
dang thats kinda realistic, show it to ur grandparents
WILD
Name a more realistic game🤡
@@Darsh0606 i think you misread the op's comment...
Who needs instagram when you got yt beamng recreations?? 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
You are someone who deserves subscribers.❤
As I watched these and realized they were real events, I pondered to myself, "how can I avoid dying like this?" I came to the conclusion that not being stupid, really helps.
6:41 by some miracle, the driver and passenger of the car survived, but were injured
2:38 that car accident was actually in bosnia my country thanks for filming my country! It was actually on doboj accident😢
1:48 seems like a really bad time for road head.
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LMAO
4:06 this shows why it's so INCREDIBLY important that you DO NOT start your turn until you're clear. If the car was straight, it would have not been pushed into the blue truck, and perhaps it would not have given the impression to the truck behind it that he was already turning and he would be out of his way.
They were making an illegal wrong-way turn into an exit. Notice how in the camera footage there's a no right turn sign, and two similarly shaped signs facing the other direction in the distance. You can bet if there are no right turns allowed, there are probably no left turns. Also there's only one dedicated lane connected taking a right outgoing turn, with no matching incoming on either side.
@CAustin582 it's insane that it's even possible to make that turn then. I'm not surprised that the driver thought he could make a turn there, because it's not clear enough that it's not allowed
There's also the double white lines. They didn't even bother with a single, they made it pretty obvious you not suppose to cross it. At least for rural areas it was pretty clear imo
@@IntEagleOvefovex turns out it wasn't clear enough, as we see. Even in rural areas in the Netherlands, there will be a median to make sure it is physically impossible to make the turn unless you go over the actual median. This road is designed poorly
@@abnormaalz oh I thought this road was in the US, here the white lines literally means you can't cross unless they are dashed. Let alone double line.
This is very educational and shows we should all strive to be more safe on the road and R.I.P to all those who lost their lives 🕊️
7:35 bro learned russian just in a few seconds
он и так русский
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They should show this at every dmv
@2:37 If the car hadn't slowed they would have survived.
Estimating from counting frames and rate of travel (of the real video), the car was traveling at 1 car+trailer length/20 frames. The crossing looks to be about 1 car+trailer length from barrier to barrier. There are 31 frames between when the car arrives at the first barrier to when the train enters the traffic lanes. That means if the car kept speed, it would have been able to travel 1.5 car+trailer lengths. That means the car had enough time, if they kept speed, to completely clear the tracks, with the trailer potentially making it as well or only being clipped.
Dumb to put yourself in that position, but braking was a bad choice in this case.
Funny how trying to save those few seconds/minutes sometimes ends up taking away decades of your time on Earth.
Well not funny but you know what I mean
I think "ironic" is the suitable word
I really like how you added (very interesting) how all the people involved ended....
Beamng is the best car simulator ever made ❤
2:40 Did that guy have a death wish or something?
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probably something with their breaks, not entirely sure
@@-mob.I bet they weren’t used to hauling a trailer, which requires them the brake earlier
Since hauling a load, the person should have been slowing down much sooner. A deadly mistake unfortunately.
The fact he was trying to pass people in a two-lane hauling a trailer and blew through a stop sign tells me that safety wasn't exactly a consideration, at the very least.