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lol so the trucking company that overworked its employees got off free?

A very interesting and unique crash that caused changes, and hopefully continues to cause changes, to highway regulations- the Blufton University crash off of I-75 in Georgia, March 2007. Mistook an exit ramp on the left side for an HOV lane and went over the edge of a bridge at highway speed before crashing back onto the highway.

Why do you blur their faces but list their names?

I'll tell you. I've fallen asleep at the wheel one time that scared the s**t out of me. Never again will I let that happen.

Bruh, that Turkey earthquake had literally wippied out an entire city 💀💀

I almost pissed in my pants one time in a plane that dropped 500 feet from turbulence. I can't imagine the gyrations the passengers went through minutes before crashing.

There weren't any skid marks because the bus has antilock brakes.

No seat belts

As a trucker, we in fact are allowed 11 hours of driving per shift. This ain't Canada

Sad 😔

I will never understand the logic of not requiring seat belts on buses

Heartbreaking.

Heartbreaking.

I’m surprised that no one has covered the FedEx and school bus crash in California back in 2014. I would love to see a video on that

Typical US corporate imperialism where they extract/rob the resources from poorer countries for pennies on the dollar and avoid any safety protocols. Then they line the pockets of greedy locals to help shit on their own people by avoiding any accountability.

Serious health issues are a factor in car crashes today, but sleep is very important. Do not strain yourself on caffeine if you're on the road for too long. Take a break and sleep in a comfortable and safe place, that's the best advice ever.

Both of the drivers overworked, with bad health... Well, murica. People can't afford health care, but in almost 40% of the world's millionaires live there.

I used to drive motor coaches like these. Always sit as far back as you can.

The Hunter Valley bus crash is also a good one to do a video on

But was there cool wind in thier hair?

I'm surpised no one has ever made a video about the Yuba City Highschool bus crash, 29 people died. My mom was a student at YCHS when it happened.

thank you for posting

it happened 3 months ago??? what? first time i even heard of it, guess the world new sdidn't care much since there wasn't much victims, if it happened during the day it would have been the news everywhere

What an absolute trash person at 3:44 - Sees a bus crash but instead of helping he just drives away like WTF.

Please cover the Humbolt Broncos bus crash in Saskatchewan.

almost 3 am and I'm watching this

Diabetez

Four years doesn't seem fair to charge the guy who fell asleep with, considering the other guy plowed into HIM

As a retreated bus driver i know how important are the sleep and vehicle maintenance for safety at the roads, my best thougts for the victims!

i guess the bus driver is most at fault, but everyone in this story does share blame

Most truck drivers are fat. I was putting weight on over 2 years of driving. Happy I don't do it anymore

I had never heard of this incident until now. And I often take the 10 😧

Great Video!

Amazing video like always

4 years seems too little for (possibly multiple) vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving counts.

I think I've requested it before but could you please cover the Humbolt Broncos Bus Crash?

Happy to catch a new one. I've been binging

500 views, bro fell off Just messing love the content :)

Helloooo I love your videos so much please keep posting

That intro had me thinking of Hotel California HAHA

Love the vids mate very good love from NZ❤

oh, i forgot about this one.

I never get here this early

Just finished watching his most recent video on my lunch, best day ever

First! Thanks for your videos❤💙💛 Greetings from Germany

Letssss gooooo

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Lets remember this devastating reality at the polls this November 2024. Pride, ego and indifference will cost EVERYONE.

the bands that still played were either really dedicated or really crazy.

Maybe it's not sensible, but I truly believe roller coasters and amusement parks should be inspected once ever one to two months. Six months is a crazy amount of time for a ride to go unchecked (even if the park employees and mechanics do a quick scope).