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Man pushes his friend out of the path of a speeding car :grouphug:

Or he's a drug dealer, not sure tbh.

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Woman jumps off a moving bus.

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"Get a cab. Sleep over. Hitch a ride. Get creative. Just don't risk it my friends"

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Woman rides bike in front of a truck

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Woman dismembered by truck

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Truck filled with people flips over violently

:lemindblown:

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Two boys are struck as speeding car runs on to pavement

That guy in the blue shirt was probably counting his fucking blessings. rest in peace, it happened in Brazil. If it's a repost or just needs to be taken down let me knowwea

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Man vs nature (man falls off scooter and has something? ejected)

Rip to him, that must've been terrifying. Remember to wear ur helmets!! Let me know what you think about these titles btw if u prefer the more factual ones then lmk. If it's a repost ur just needs to be taken down lmk

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Bin man is taken out by motorcycle

Poor fella. If it's a repost or just needs to be taken down lmk ig

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Car crash leaves 6 dead

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1955 Le Mans disaster kills 84 and injures nearly 180

The 1955 Le Mans disaster was a major crash that occurred on 11 June 1955 during the 24 Hours of Le Mans motor race at Circuit de la Sarthe in Le Mans, Sarthe, France. Large pieces of debris flew into the crowd, killing 83 spectators and French driver Pierre Levegh, and injuring nearly 180 more.

The momentum of the heaviest components of the car – the engine block, radiator, and front suspension – hurtled straight on into the crowd for almost 100 metres (330 ft), crushing all in their path. The bonnet lid scythed through the air, "decapitating tightly jammed spectators like a guillotine." Spectators who had climbed onto ladders and scaffolding to get a better view of the track, and those crowding to use the underpass to get to the pits, found themselves in the path of the lethal debris.

Jaguar driver Duncan Hamilton, watching from the pit wall, recalled, "The scene on the other side of the road was indescribable. The dead and dying were everywhere; the cries of pain, anguish, and despair screamed catastrophe. I stood as if in a dream, too horrified to even think."

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