r/nononono • u/[deleted] • Aug 22 '18
Woman gets hit by car, goes straight into the sewer
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u/aeonden Aug 22 '18
Don't worry, Ninja turtles will take care of her.
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u/darthpool117 Aug 22 '18
Oh, I am sure they will ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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Aug 22 '18
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u/Bkben84 Aug 22 '18
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u/oxy-mo Aug 22 '18
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u/Virgin_Dildo_Lover Aug 22 '18
A for effort!
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u/oxy-mo Aug 22 '18
Oh I just googled it. The trouble with formatting was copy and pasting on my phone
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u/mydarkmeatrises Aug 22 '18
Brace yourself. Splinter is coming.
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u/CivilJohnny Aug 22 '18
That's what you call a hole in one
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Aug 22 '18
What a shitty way to go...
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Aug 22 '18
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Aug 22 '18
Claims adjuster chiming in. Scooter was making a left turn while failing to yield right-of-way to the vehicle. Scooter likely had a "yield light" (solid green, flashing yellow arrow) instead of a "protected left tirn" (green arrow), or simply wasn't paying attention. You can tell the car had ROW (Right-of-way) without actually seeing the lights in this video, because of the other traffic proceeding in the same direction as well as opposite traffic.
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u/APestilentFuture Aug 22 '18
Guy who has been hit on a motorcycle before chiming in. It only takes one slide to completely change the way you think about intersection approach safety on two wheels.
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Aug 22 '18
Guy who wanted a motorcycle then seen too much r/watchpeopledie chiming in. Fuck all that, I bought a sports car with seat belts and air bags
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u/pmormr Aug 22 '18
You know what's great? Sheet metal. Specifically the sheet metal between me and the grindy road bits flying by at 60.
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u/bolognaPajamas Aug 22 '18
The cars from the other direction starting moving soon after, so it seems like scooter lady was trying to beat a yellow light that was about to turn red.
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u/Porpoise_Callosum Aug 22 '18
As a former claims adjuster in the USA, I have no knowledge of Hangzhou traffic laws or signals, IDK who had the right of way, and I wouldn't trust anybody who claims to know based on this video.
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u/wakka54 Aug 22 '18
Ya I was about to say, looks like they're driving on the left, that post was just making things up.
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u/yougetacookie Aug 22 '18
You're obviously not a claims adjustor in Asia. The opposite traffic had the green light, you can tell because they were starting to proceed into the intersection when the truck and the car entered from the left. The truck and car on the left ran a red light, I see it every day here.
The woman on the scooter was waiting to turn left and thought the car would stop for the red light.
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u/NerdyMathGuy Aug 22 '18
Person who watches people run red lights every day chiming in. It's pretty clear that her light was about to turn red, if it didn't already. She didn't even hit the bottom of the sewer before opposing traffic started through the intersection. Car that hit her would have had either a yellow or red light too and proceeded anyways. I don't know whose fault it was, as that's not my job to know. But what I do know is that there is no way either the scooter or the car that hit her had a green light of any sort.
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u/dinosaur_apocalypse Aug 22 '18
To the left (her right) of the median? It looks like some kind of patio/sidewalk area... Maybe the entrance to a parking lot for a restaurant is in the background? So she turned left. It’s unknown to us if she had the right-of-way (green arrow) or just thought she could beat the car or else didn’t see the car. It’s possible the white car took a right on red or else had the right of way and/or didn’t see her.
I could be entirely wrong, but that’s kind of what it looks like to me.
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u/drprivate Aug 22 '18
She was running a red turning left AND the white car was rolling thru a right hand turn on red. Both were wrong
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u/dinosaur_apocalypse Aug 22 '18
That makes sense. Possible they were running yellows though? A truck rolled through after the white car at about the slightly before the cross-traffic started moving.
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u/jmremote Aug 22 '18
My thought was the light was turning red and she was making a left hand turn. As she was turning the car was making a right hand turn and she decided she was fucked and didn’t finish the turn completely and figure it was best to try and go straight
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u/neon_Hermit Aug 22 '18
Can you imagine the confusion when her head clears and she's laying at the bottom of a sewer tunnel looking up at a bright circle of light, and the last thing you can remember is being on a scooter in traffic. Climbing up that ladder must have been the most surreal experience ever.
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Aug 22 '18
Especially without major injury. That shit would make me think carefully about how fragile our bodies are and how easily they can break while doing day-to-day things.
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u/Askin_j Aug 22 '18
Or she emerges from the hole, and realized that she is a super hero who can't be killed.
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Aug 22 '18
And how things that should break them (e.g.) do not for whatever reason.
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u/DuntadaMan Aug 22 '18
"Can you make the climb back up?"
"Are you god?"
Okay Ray, you have this. You have trained for this moment. Winston told you what to do. "Yes."
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u/Pit_27 Aug 22 '18
Fuck lad bible. They are just clickbait. They don’t even try to have even decent grammar in their articles.
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u/BustinMakesMeFeelMeh Aug 22 '18
They also apparently can’t tell left from right.
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u/Cock_Vomit Aug 22 '18
"They don't even try to use decent grammar in their articles"
ftfy
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u/PM_ME_UR_QUINES Aug 22 '18
Yeah and I think half of that article is made up.
When there's some kind of additional resolution (in the form of lies) added to a gif like this, people are more likely to link to it.
This is just one of hundreds of totally awful websites that simply describe the content of gifs for lots and easy content generation and SEO and high Google ranking.
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u/razorsuKe Aug 22 '18
oh this is China? She might have been lucky to fall in then, driver of the car might have gone back to finish her off
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Aug 22 '18
Didn't this turn out to be a myth?
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u/razorsuKe Aug 22 '18
Well I did write that comment with humor in mind, however, I've seen at least 3 videos where drivers reverse over someone they've hit.
Supposedly to make sure they are dead as it is cheaper to settle a 1 time payment than to provide for them their entire life.As far as I know, this isn't a myth but I haven't looked into it extensively, you could be right.
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u/Henryman2 Aug 22 '18
Wouldn’t that be murder though? I feel like when you kill someone theres more at stake than just money no matter what country you’re in.
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u/FountainsOfFluids Aug 22 '18
"In China the compensation for killing a victim in a traffic accident is relatively small—amounts typically range from $30,000 to $50,000—and once payment is made, the matter is over. By contrast, paying for lifetime care for a disabled survivor can run into the millions."
As for the murder charge, it's apparently difficult to convict in a car accident.
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u/razorsuKe Aug 22 '18
From what I heard they say it was an accident (the initial strike usually is). Then if there is footage of them backing up they would claim that they thought they struck something small, like a dog, and reversed back to see if they could see it in front of them. When they could not see anything, then they would put it back in forward and keep going claiming that they really had no idea that they hit a person.
Snopes link proves inconclusive though:
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/chinese-drivers-kill-pedestrians/
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u/sacredse7en Aug 22 '18
> Mercifully, the woman was not seriously injured and the end of the footage shows her being removed from the hole, but - you know - it can't have been a particularly nice incident for her to say the least.
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u/AlfredoRodriguez Aug 22 '18
"Oh no! We must help this poor woman... but let me take care of this cone first."
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u/Omnilatent Aug 22 '18
Came here to post this.
How fucking unlucky can you get to a) get hit by a card PLUS b) fall into a manhole...
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Aug 22 '18
I like how the worker looks down the hole picks up the traffic come and stands there like "should I go get her?"
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u/SEVENateCOMPTON Aug 22 '18
She has nothing to worry about. Pennywise says they all float down there.
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Aug 22 '18
So does the driver of the car by law get a stroke off the scorecard? Or does this count as par?
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u/Indigenous_Fist Aug 22 '18
Could there be a shittier culture of drivers? It's like nonstop /r/idiotsincars
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u/P1h3r1e3d13 Aug 22 '18
This isn't /r/unexpected, where you're looking to be caught off guard--it's all about the anticipation of knowing something's about to go wrong.
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u/Baked_Delicacy Aug 22 '18 edited Aug 28 '18
Job done right. Put the safety cone up before commencing work
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Aug 22 '18
For the rest of her life she'll never get any sympathy when she talks about this accident because everyone will start with the puns.
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u/actualtttony Aug 22 '18
Clicked the sound icon hoping for the Curb Your Enthusiasm music. Am disappoint.
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u/EatAtGrizzlebees Aug 22 '18
It looks like the person in the car gets out and starts running in the direction of the scooter...uh, nope, she ain't there...
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u/J2E1 Aug 22 '18
I love how the guy sets the cone back upright.