The shocking moment when a motorist got lost in a roundabout in the rain was filmed.
Uploaded to YouTube via user “Beckmech,” the video titled “Please slow down” was filmed by a camera on the dashboard of a car heading in the opposite direction.
The video, which was uploaded in 2015, also includes the following description: “This happened on Dudley Road, near Halesowen, in the UK.
“Unfortunately, my car was cancelled due to damage. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured. “
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It starts with the camera car, a Honda Civic, traveling a two-lane road through a built-up area.
Next to a leftArray, you can see a roundabout in front of you.
We see what turns out to be a Skoda Fabia coming away from the roundabout too temporarily and the driving force begins to lose control.
The Fabia slipped and the driving force could not reach it, while the Skoda flew over the grassy median and headed towards the camera car.
The Fabia collides with the camera car, spinning the Civic and the row of buildings across the street.
The video then shows where the Civic and Fabia ended up: the former in it with its airbags activated and the latter on the other side of the road.
People couldn’t see the movements of the Skoda engine in the comments below the video.
One user said, “I hope you gave the other driving force a smart beating!I hope the police will punish them for driving in a harmful way. “
Another said: “Damn, it must have gone too fast to cause the Honda’s side airbag. “
While a third said: “He or she notoriously drives in a different way to road conditions. Enough is enough. “
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