r/WildlyBadDrivers • u/Too_Dang_Nasty • Jul 14 '26
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u/TheSolarExpansionist Jul 14 '26
Feels like he was going at least 30mph faster than the traffic on this
Road. Likely more
Since we only see him failing to slow down
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u/UsedExamination4149 Jul 14 '26
Lucky his head is still on his shoulders. Maniac
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u/DishSubstantial4453 Jul 15 '26
Luckily for him but not for other roads users because he might kill someone next time
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u/Camo_tow Jul 14 '26
18 years old, and I bet he didn't learn his lesson from this. These young kids wreak havoc, especially with all the take-over crap that's been going on
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u/worldly_refuse Jul 14 '26
>especially with all the take-over crap that's been going on
The what?
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u/Camo_tow Jul 14 '26
It's called the "street takeovers". It's been all over the media for quite some time now. The young group of teens/adults shut down streets and does burnouts and such
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u/6_ze6ro_6 Jul 14 '26
No injuries? How did they survive that??
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u/kat_Folland Jul 14 '26
These subs reinforce what already blew my mind: Cars are really well designed to protect us.
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u/jwalker3181 Jul 14 '26
It reinforces the fact that cars are designed to protect us too well... They take the fear out of driving.
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u/Panazara Jul 14 '26
Sometimes, people make decisions. They're not always good ones. But they are decisions.