Newly-released photos, video in deadly UGA crash
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
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They did not give a sh*t about anyone’s safety. Going 80+ in an area full of crosswalks and lights. Could have killed so many people with their drunk stupid actions
No evidence that Carter was drunk.
surprise: football programs recruit trash humans
Uga is on a different level with hoodlums
Fr its wrong regardless but at least take it to the freeway where its open road
even more... over 100
Based on previous speeding citations she was the sort of driver that would intentionally cut me off without blinking an eye and feeling no remorse.
And she would have flipped you off, to boot!
Glad she is rotting
Crazy b@tch croaked instantly, so there is your happy ending.
This modern world is losing common sense, and parents buying expensive and fast cars to please their kids and show off to the community.
Way too many teens drive fast without fearing the result of an accident. This lack of fear has to do with age.
Insurance, lawmakers should use common sense and technology to control this by mandatory installing a speed limiter device to the teen's vehicles using the OBD connector/port of the vehicle. If the device is removed/unplugged from the vehicle, it would either not allow the vehicle to start, log and report that someone unplugged it.
With a built-in GPS the device would be able to cap the speed limit whenever the vehicle is within city streets and limit the highway speed based on the location.
Insurance companies have a similar device, but, it should be mandatory if the driver is under 21.
@@ttp_007that would make things so much safer. They also need a technology to turn off a teens phone as soon as they start driving! I think they need to raise the age to drive to 18… They just raised cigs to 21 in my state… I remember a 16 yr old in my town was doing 115 mph on a crotch rocket and slammed into the side of a lady I worked withs suv. Her huge suburban spun around 6 times he was going that fast! Luckily she wasn’t hurt but it killed him and she felt so horrible about it even tho it was the drivers fault. It’s just mind blowing a 16 year old can drive something like that. Lucky none of her 5 kids was in the car or they would’ve been killed too smh
No one to blame but the driver, her parents, UGA staffers, and everyone in her life that never told her NO. The ones that never held her accountable. Privileged and elite, paid the ultimate price - death. So tragic.
@@Dreyden- I thought she is ded
so do you think she held everybody in the truck hostage or were they loving the speed and the thrill ride too until the curve and trees got in the way
@@Dreyden- shes dead
@@Dreyden- get the facts skippy
OMG stfu, just because you think she is better looking than yourself doesn't mean her parents are to blame for her driving lmao and I bet you can't go 24 hours without saying "privilege", Ophelia!
This is one of rare times that only the bad actors were harmed rather than the innocent.
Her passengers were innocent.
@@FINfinFINfinFINfin At least they had a choice in the matter whether to ride with her and trust her.
Most of the time these drivers end up killing people who had no choice at all.
@@stephenmorring3370 Are you being obtuse?
@@FINfinFINfinFINfin they being obtuse fr
@@stephenmorring3370 I agree, makes sense to me, dunno why others think thats a bad take? The passengers made the decision to get in the car after she had been drinking. Probably didnt ask her to slow down or ask to get out of the car after seeing the excessive speedshe was driving at, they made a choice to be in the car. Usually drivers like this often take out pedestrians or others drivers on the road who didnt get to make a choice that endangered their lives, just victim to others peoples lack of judgement...
I dont like being in the car with people that drive fast for no reason.
Fr
Same. I hate it
Fr tho, I don’t see what makes them get that rush of adrenaline. What they gotta prove, and to who!?? Lmao it’s kindve pathetic
I refuse to be in the car with them.
I love driving fast and I'm an above average driver (though certainly not close to one of the best). I love the rush of racing and speed, but on the streets you endanger the live of others and also can't predict what others will do. Even the best motorists crash. I keep my racing to the track, otherwise I'm driving defensively. Younger kids don't get it, they think they're invincible and don't care.
I learned a long time ago that speeding around like an idiot was getting me nowhere. It wasn't until I was on 9 points and missed losing my license by the skin of my teeth that I decided to try driving slow. Honestly, it's so relaxing. I cruise around, let people in, stop to let pedestrians cross. Try it for a week...its such a nicer experience!
Yeah me too ! I don’t have more back neck pain ! I just put some good relaxing music in the stereo and drive enjoying the view…
Good for you!👍
When I was 18, I raced "Improved Production" touring cars for a year. One of the things I learned from that is that sometimes, slow is fast. If you push too hard in a turn, or accelerate too early as you're coming out of a corner, it can completely throw everything off. It carries over to the road as well, in that slow is fast. Drive at the speed limit, smooth inputs on the controls, 360 degree awareness at all times, and you'll find that the drive is much more pleasant.
Granted, I do have a turbocharged little hot hatchback, so getting TO the speed limit is sometimes.... "enthusiastic" 😁
No buddy speeding is fun but what you need to learn is where and how to do it
O yes, I have a super car.
Just drive it fast on my private road.
Otherwise in public never.
What's the point to whizz by if you can't catch the girls eye.
My simple logic.. 😉
As a truck driver I see people driving like this every single day.
Same. Its getting worse every day and nothing gets done about it.
As a pedestrian I see vehicles crossing red lights almost every day. Specially motorcycles.
As a cyclist, I see the worst of the worst EVERYDAY. Some motorists have no respect for human life.
Truck drivers can be just as bad. I can't tell you how many times a semi has come barreling down on my tail and start tailgating me while im doing 65mph (on the highway) in the right lane. Or how many times they pull out in front of me while im doing 50+ (speed limit btw) and cause me to slam on brakes, all the while not a single car behind me. If semi's weren't governed then they would be doing 80+ everywhere. This is the very reason they needed to be governed to begin with. If they followed traffic laws, it wouldn't be necessary. Truck drivers imo are worse! I see it everyday.
@@chucktowne those drivers arent thr professionals they should be and shouldnt be allowed to operate semis. They make us safe drivers all look bad. I see it too.
I honestly don't feel bad for them after seeing this and knowing their past records. It was pretty neat seeing the speedometer stuck at 80 MPH.
*84!😂
If I lived in or near that town I’d feel a little safer now. No sympathy here.
Yeah. Super neat. Fucked up comment
Same
She got what she deserved 👏👏👏
They knew from the beginning she was in the wrong. But persecuted the guys before her. She caused the fatalities of her and her boyfriend.
@@pdg61met Someone named Kobe should know this.
@@SFbayArea94121 I mean if youre a fat white chick you have to get with people like that, no one else will touch you
When multiple cars are involved in a street race and a death occurs, everyone is held responsible. This is the same with virtually any crime. If someone accidently dies during a felony, you're going to most likely be held responsible for that death. Welcome to being an adult.
*Prosecuted
@@pdg61met It's a very racist term.
The public needs to hold these judges responsible!!!
Yeah. I have always thought there should be a list of Judges who are light on crime.
Probably soros goons
i can only agree!
@@glenstribling6123 Criminal court proceedings, including sentencing, are public record. If you want to compile that list, go right ahead.
@@GardenDude1 I don't have the brains or the discipline to do such tasks.
When Carter was arrested , we immediately heard about his driving record including speeding and a being stopped for illegal tint on his windows.
Lecroy, the person who was drunk driving and behind the wheel and responsible for taking her life and another’s has an even worse driving record, but it is only coming out now?
I’m sorry for the loss and pain for all those involved but this was not just a sweet young lady that happened to be in an accident. This is clearly someone who has felt like the rules don’t apply to her. She placed everyone in danger that night. Yet it appears that the special treatment that allowed her to get to this point, is still being given after her death to protect her name.
Lol. Stop with the unnecessary drama ! Everyone speeds and speeding is only determined by someone who came up with the law so shut the ish... I doubt this is the first time she have done this but this time she clipped a curb ...
There is a reason they allow cars to go over a 100 and if the government or the law makers wanted, they could force auto makers to limit the speed of cars but they dont for some reason
@@bjvu9460 how is it drama? lol the comment is fact. her driving record is worse than his but they are holding him responsible and she is the one who was willingly speeding and killed them? be fr
@@bjvu9460 Everyone does not speed
@@bjvu9460 yeah most people do like 5 over the speed limit and maybe 15 in the fast lane on a highway not 100 mph on a city street weaving in and out of the lanes
So why they blaming the other guy but she caused the crash gotta find a scapegoat
This what you get when you raise spoiled, entitled children. They turn in to spoiled, entitled adults that feel rules don’t apply to them. She did not deserve to die because of her ignorance, but that’s exactly what killed her.
Maybe she just did what she wanted regardless of how she was raised. Do you really think being raised poorly caused her to speed?
It's human nature to judge someone else action, AND death... but let's take a look at each of our own lives and have some humility because on any given day it could be our loved one, our families being judged for whatever issue exists...cause ALL families got something or someone.
My condolences to the families involved.
One bad decision led to this, we have to think before acting on things. 4 speeding violations prior with no repercussions. Some people do not learn.
Even soft on crime reached Georgia... Wow
Several bad decisions led up to this. The University has some serious liability issues to explain.
It's not the first time she was speeding. I doubt it's the first time she was drinking and driving. It's a pattern of reckless behavior. People get away with it and just believe they can drive drunk safely until something like this happens.
One million bad decisions you mean.
@@eurodiaz3712democrats
LeCroy should have had her license revoked years ago.It may have save her life and other lives too. UGA stay may be charged for obstruction and influencing witnesses.
Not really two speeding tickets in under a year isn’t grounds for license suspension
@@youngduck4691 Depends on how fast she was ticketed. Regardless she was reckless that night and drunk.
@@dannyhayes664 it was about a 23 mph average she was over in her previous incidents which isn’t grounds for her license to be revoked
@@youngduck4691 20mph over can qualify for reckless driving on the first offense 7 pt.s could be assessed. GA doesn't average traffic speeding citations my friend.
@@dannyhayes664 where did you get 7 points ? I just read and it’s 3-4 and you need to get 15 points in 24 months to have a license suspended so even if she did get the two tickets it wouldn’t be 15. And no cops is going to write a reckless driving ticket for going 69 in a 44 unless she was willfully swerving into shit. I never said GA averaged speed that’s was just to give perspective on my part so I don’t know why you think I would have been citing Georgia laws there
Years of bad decisions add up to things like this.
They hit you like a brick wall.
@@oldsaerotech1167or telephone polls and trees🤷🏻♂️
Some idiots find away to take themselves off the planet. She was definitely one of these. Thank you for being gone! You can’t potentially kill an innocent person anymore.
You're next - with comments as stupid as this you won't be far behind
Damn, poor tree.
The problem was she was short of 88 mph and as a result instead of time traveling she hit the wall.
🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
She's got lots of time now. Lots and lots of it...
At least she is no longer around to hurt anyone else especially children!!!
Sounds like the best outcome to a situation like that if you ask me, and gotta worry about her doing that crap anymore.
If the shoe was on the other foot, you KNOW they'd feel the same about you, me, and everyone else.
Their false sense of entitlement went to the grave with them.
Another one off the road and I didn’t get a chance to thank her for taking care of her problem herself.
warms my heart
You don't have one
I smell a lawsuit coming. The university is in trouble. This girl should have never been involved with any players.
That’s just like telling a child not to play in school
They might try, but unless she was driving a UGA vehicle, or even driving her own vehicle while engaged in work on behalf of the university at the time of the crash, I doubt they can tie in her socializing with players off campus while NOT working to the university.
@@culcune Initial reports said she was driving a car leased by the university. I don't think that report has changed.
@@Tau1908 Oops for the university, then.
@@culcune The family of the football player who was killed said they wouldn't sue. As of yet, they haven't changed their minds. They would seem to have the strongest case.
I hope the trees and power poles they crashed into were okay.
Electricity pole life matter.
Hopefully her parents pay the damage
If you're going 70-100 mph through a town with crosswalks etc you should have your license suspended and possibly go to jail. Obviously I would recommend prison for the murderer in this story.
This heartbreaking footage demonstrates the devastating consequences of speeding and drink driving. It's a sobering reminder of the responsibility we all have to make safe choices behind the wheel. My deepest condolences to the families and the UGA community. Let's pledge to never drink and drive and to always prioritize road safety. #NeverDrinkAndDrive #RoadSafety
This was absolutely crazy moment,
Be safe all my good fellas,
No excuses for her actions. We all have gotten tickets when younger. I remember one time, I got two in one week. Most of us slow down with age. I guess this is an example of why insurance rates are high for people who are younger. Sometimes you truly think you are invincible and don’t think twice as a young adult.
This is not a tale of horror, but justice.
Towards whom?
@@Dessydd humankind lol. If she didn't kill herself she would have wound up killing an innocent by standard. The same thing happened in my hometown with a teen female driver . Her rich parents covered it up she got back behind the wheel and killed my grandmother. F her she got what she deserved before somebody else got what they didn't deserve 👏👏👏
@@Dessydd towards the idiots who endangered how many lives with their reckless driving? good riddance to bad actors. The next time they drove like that they could have taken out a family, a child, other innocents.
don't play the game if you're not willing to pay the price. no sympathy for these idiots. Not to mention, this was a PATTERN of assholeism on these arrogant jerks' parts
The gene pool cleaning itself folks! You love to see it!
Congrats to all the winners of the Darwin awards in this category!
Explain " staffer"
She worked for UGA
“Serviced” the sought after recruits 😉
Monica Lewinsky?
Apparently the laws don't apply to that woman. Apparently no one, her parents included told her no, that's not the way to behave.
Her parents will have time to reflect on what, should have been....
Just because you're blonde and attractive doesn't mean you can get away with murder . Glad the bitch got it !
If she's over 18 her decision are nothing but her own, sometimes the parents just can't control their idiotic kids.
@Jorge B. I'm aware that an 18 yr old speaks for themselves....
She's never been told no in her life....
I.E. growing up, ya know, prior to 18. Get it now? If not I don't have enough time or crayons to explain it to you.
@@truethought2581 cringe.
I am one of three children raised in the same house by the same married biological parents. I can tell you, none of us are perfect but two of us are quite different from the other. Imagine my parents being blamed every time that adult child acted out?
This was a college graduate. We have no idea how her parents raised her.
The complexion for the PROTECTION..
Yup bet they said she has her whole life ahead of her. We know what they do
@@godsson1110 EXACTLY 💯
I said the same about the football player who turned himself in and was out in 30 minutes
@@queenempress2541 You already know
RACIST!!!
So sad and preventable. I’ll admit that I’m definitely a speeder and have had a few tickets but never in the city like that. It’s always been highways or interstates when no one is around and I’m just not paying attention to the speed because there’s wide open road in front of me. And my auto racing background gives me a bit of a lead foot. Still no excuse though. But going up a residential road like that at over 100 mph is just insane
Don’t drink and drive ❤️
Admiting to speeding .....just dont...it makes no sense to...your time isnt any more valueable than the next person you may kill
@@Jhge34567
I speed all the time, never in places where a lot of people are though. I was arrested and jailed for going over 100MPH on an empty interstate at 3am.
Still speed, and still enjoy driving fast.
Same here.
Yep I only speed on the highway and open roads where there's no cross traffic to worry about.
That was not racing. That was reckless driving.
She was probably texting back and forth with him while driving fast.
Well? That's one way of fixing her driving problems permanently.
Might have been a better choice to let her face the consequences of her reckless driving habits before she killed herself and another person.
My mom use to tell me, "If you're gonna act stupid you better be tough." Maybe her mom should've told her the same.
Put a breathalizer on every car...youll save millions of people every yr....
Id fight you for that one. I aint blowing a fuggin tube everyday
Holy shit!! What car needs to weigh over 7K lbs???
One that transports people and is heavy duty
a lot of big trucks and suv weight that much but if your dumb like these bozos you'll end up crashing cause you can't brake and turn fast like a regular sedan or coupe, I guess school university didn't teach that in class
Why they waited now to say something folks are something else
Damn. I hope the tree recovers from this
Isn't every crash avoidable? 0:09
Like they say, "You reap what you sow." I've been seeing this behavior quite frequently over the last 5 years & it's getting worse because police aren't stopping speeders anymore. Where I live: 35mph zones, folks drive whatever speed they want, way over the limits. Hell, the cops could fund themselves just with speeding tickets.
I totally agree. The hands off approach to policing moving violations has really created a very dangerous driving environment.
How many speeders can be caught at once, though? If cops spent all their time trying to ticket everyone for going a few miles over the limit, they'd tie up their resources over minor traffic violations instead of dealing with real crime, like responding to burglaries, medical emergencies and other problems that have (or should have) higher priority.
And police departments already do fund themselves by handing out citations like that, lol. When you get pulled over and ticketed for going one mile over the limit, that's exactly what they're doing. Only small towns do that because they don't get much action in general. I live in a mix of city and country in central Florida and we aren't pulled over for going just a few miles over the limit, thankfully. They only do that crap in the really small towns with really small police departments, because minor "speeding" tickets are their bread and butter.
@@nckhed I've seen 5 caught at once on Ohio. Evidently you don't know how the system of assignments work. But here's the thing. We have an amazing amount of laws in America and there's no possible way to enforce 1/3 of them at any given time. The system is not fully staffed (manpower) to do the job correctly. Plus there would have to be a mandatory of 10 prisons per state to handle incomings. And these figs. are minimums.
Totally agree. Reckless speed is out of control in my city the past few years.
Her license should have been revoked long before this.
So stupid, this is what speeding gets you first class in the GRAVE 🪦
She did this to herself, but I’m more upset she COULD’VE hurt other people 😞
I thought by the way they were investigating this and kept bringing it up that the football player was the one driving but come to find out it was actually the staffer😲😲, thats wild
Exactly!!
Unless they switched it to protect the football players name..
They were saying it was the staffer driving from the very beginning.
So UGA went out of their way to protect this repeat habitual speeder.
OK.
Looks like they all got what they deserved.
They're the REAL Champs!
Driving an 8000 pound vehicle that fast is like a torpedo that can’t be stopped.
He said 7,000 pound SUV, but no way it was even that.
Added 1000 just because he can 😲
More like 5600 pounds (2.5 tons) which is still a considerable amount of weight when you consider the typical torpedo weights about 3500!
Makes no damn sense driving that fast on local streets especially smh. Anyone driving this reckless will kill someone or end up dead. Smh
There's one aspect of this I've not seen mentioned. The SUV involved in the deaths was >just one< of the vehicles involved. There's a legal thing called diffusion of responsibility, where if there are people in a situation who are in-support of someone during a crime, they are also held responsible. She was part of a group, All going at excessive speed and taking risks.
She has a history of driving like that
That’s what happens when people are not held accountable for past and present actions. It’s about accountability. The police are well aware of that. They are never held accountable for their own actions. They just calling qualified immunity, but remember that is not a law.
Long ago, when learning to drive, my generation was taught that a car was no different than a loaded gun, and getting behind the wheel, was putting your finger on the trigger.
Hate how newscasters have to act so excited about bad news.
They have to sell fear somehow
"We got the bubble-headed bleached-blonde, comes on at five
She can tell you 'bout the plane crash with a gleam in her eye
It's interesting when people die
Give us dirty laundry"
Maybe she's excited they are caught.
@@CVSoprano Hell, yeah. Love that part and love that song. 😂👍
Oh please the drivers are solely responsible, stop trying to look at staff members and others to blame. They were the ones behind the wheel and their feet on the gas pedals and no one was holding a gun to their heads.
I was taught to control my speed behind the wheel... in germany... where i drove ( with police motorbike escort) 180kms an hour through Munich centre to get a heart from doner to recipient..special training is needed...over 50 years on and whatever speed i do..zero accidents...i believe we need to take driving schools back to school...proper training is essential to road safety..... and todays driving schools obviously don't come up to scratch...
Some people only learn the hard way.. I'm glad no one innocent was injured.
This is what happens when mom and dad buy their little angel, who never does anything wrong, a high performance car that don't have the skill to handle.
Mom and dad? Were they mentioned in this article? Hold her employer and her responsible. She's a grown woman - why blame mom and dad?
@@sillyDevin2015 how many kids going to school do you know that can afford a $100k car? Exactly
It was UGA's vehicle.
@@boroblueyes why in the world would they be using something with that much power...are you sure?
Actually, that was a UGA Staff vehicle Our Little Princess destroyed.
I'm amazed at how fast many if not most cars can go these days. I remember in the 80's driving my cutlass supreme. it was a decent car but when I would get it up around 80 MPH you could sense that it shouldn't go too much higher. Now all my cars drive smooth at 90+
there is no cure for stupid... but now we have the permanent fix
It's not the speed that kills you, it's that Sudden STOP 🛑!!!
Looks like all of them were spending All should be charged.
About the driver: Stupid is as stupid does.
UGA has to be one of the most dangerous schools in the nation. It’s always something going on there 😮
Yeah? I'm listening. Without googling, tell me one more thing. Did you know that kids do stupid things? Did you know kids thing they are invincible? Did you know bad decisions have consequences? This has nothing to do with UGA and everything to do with some kids making bad choices.
what does the school have to do with this other than she worked for them, and she was driving the car outside of her work duties without their permission ? Did they tell her to do that or was she on the clock when this happen or are you saying these things dont happen no where else
U think its the most dangerous… its not
@@joshhewett86 thank you sir… may these kids rest in peace
@@joshhewett86 kids with stupid parents do stupid things. A good portion of kids don''t do these kind of stupid things because their parents aren't entitled morons who never told their kids "no". What his comment is implying is UGA has that reputation for spoiled kids on an insane level who have no boundaries or logic in their actions while there.
Just greatful no bystanders were involved.
Not much to say about her.
When I first heard of these charges, I thought it meant the were all in the same car, especially when it says one crash that involved 2 others dying.
Maybe the Carter was driving, and he was lucky to not have been injured. Then it came out that the staffer from UGA was the driver. I was still thinking they were all in one car here, so I was confused as to why he was in trouble.
But this makes a bit more sense
Yes, I was a bit confused as well. I did a bit of researched and from a couple articles was able to make better sense of what happened. Although, he (Carter) only received probation it still appears as though they were trying to have him shoulder the blame for the accident. In essence, trying to lessen the staffer's responsibility for he actions as had been done several times before.
I'm just so glad that no innocents were hurt. This is just 100% reaping what you sow.
This is so sad but why the hell are they driving that fast.
I know! Can't help but wonder What were they doing??? they said possibly racing but it looked like she was chasing him down and he was trying to lose her
@@renrensiren112 Mf they were racing, don’t try to change the narrative
Uga speed
@@Nbk_Bigo I doubt they were racing. Not a 6000 lb SUV with 400 hp against a 4500 lb SUV with 700 hp. No, she or her boyfriend (or f*ck buddy) were pissed at Carter who was probably her ex bf or f*ck buddy and they were chasing him. That I would bet on and I know nothing of the situation.
@@73tpiz Bro your comment makes zero sense at all, I’m pretty sure she they wasn’t racing for a damn trophy so the size of the vehicles really never mattered….They we’re all probably lit, drunk and having fun, We’ve all left the club or a party and raced our friends before. How the hell are you just gonna change the whole damn narrative of the situation? You sound stupid asf.
The problem here is only one...the female driver never paid for her car insurance and her parents are to blame.
Damn r.I.p
Speed does not kill stupidity does
Speeding is stupid.
What the hell is wrong with these kids? University needs to answer some questions?
There needs to be a law passed that, if you're ordering alchohol, you need to surrender your keys to the establishment. You'll get them back if you pass a sobriety test.
nope that is passing the buck, if you can afford to go out drinking you can afford to take a taxi uber etc.....leave the vehicles at home if your going to drink
People have several car keys, I can give one of them and use a spare to still drive🤷♀️. Good idea though!
My cousin and his four friends lost their lives for overspeeding. The car was a pile of metal.
All of them had started their jobs recently. They were not teens.
Their stupid decision destroyed their 5 families.
I wish the cars a full speedy recovery.
No pun intended 😂😂😂😂😂
"The biggest question tonight is was this crash avoidable?"
Who comes up with these stupid questions? It's not like a meteor hit their car. She recklessly drove into a building. That's pretty much the definition of avoidable.
Sad she didn't get the message. Sometimes we don't always learn them until it's entirely too late. Hard to say exactly how I feel about this without being a prick. But they've lost their lives and that's the ultimate lesson.
Well said.
Meh. Stupidity sometimes has consequences.
She at least offed herself before hurting some innocent person.
Good riddance.
This is the young mentality of young people. They for some reason think “it’s cool to speed and show they don’t care about the law” and sadly this is what happens a lot. Idiots. Especially when they have someone else’s life in their hands
Get off your high horse. Everyone speeds.
It sure as hell isn't a young 20 something that nearly rear ends me at 120 mph in a BMW every other month (middle age white guys every single time) or a Jeep Grand Cherokee blowing red lights while doing 20-40 over (middle age white women 80% of the time).
Most people that drive fast don't crash. Plenty have enough sense to cut back and be smart about it. Triple digits in modern cars is nothing. That said, you're pretty dame stupid to go above 90 mph in heavy and/or full size SUVs like those idiots.
What a dramatic buildup watching regular traffic for three minutes and then no crash
Believe it or not there is a reason why they determine a speed limit. The faster you go the more time you need to stop.
They've determined that many roads can be driven at higher speeds but lower the speed limits so the cops can farm tickets and/or someone(s) lobbied hard to have it reduced.
I've been on too many "35 mph" zones that are clearly 45-55 mph zones with cops hidden out of view waiting to give out a BS speeding ticket.
@@peaceable263 Quite possibly true peaceable 263, however several studies have shown that 45-55 percent drivers typically drive up to 10 mph over street speed limits…so on those roads where the limit is raised many drivers will exceed that limit up to 10 mph. I don’t disagree that the limit could be raised on many streets; however where I live with urban growth, many streets should also have their limits lowered for safety.
Being stupid is hard. Sometimes deadly.
I am recently retired after nearly 50 years driving the interstates of the US. I logged well over 2 million miles, and during that time I saw over and over again young women driving way too fast.
Without question.....the most aggressive, speeders are young women (under 35) who simply believe they are the best drivers on Earth. I am not quite sure if insurance companies that used to penalize young men are still doing it, but let me tell you they should not be. The young women BY FAR are 100x worse offenders at this speeding game. Many, many, many of them are doing it in tiny cars as well.
If women are the majority of reckless speeders then they must be a lot better drivers than men, because it’s still men who account for the majority of serious accidents - and that’s what primarily drives the insurance rates.
That’s funny, statistics are men who are the speeders
Sounds like you applied a very scientific method. Definitely no bias and definitely no limited sample.
And we all know the most dangerous thing on wheels is the 17 year old driving her daddy's SUV while streaming Tik Tok.
@@valerierodger Yet y'all STILL feel called out for some reason. Why is that? Sometimes women just cannot accept the fact that y'all can be careless and reckless, too. Last time I checked, I've never seen a man getting dressed and putting on makeup while driving. 🤷
What a surprise that the analog speedometer captured the speed. Nowadays cars are going full digital display...
Sounds like a law suit
have a friend whos a licensed scca race car driver and they dont even drive like this on public streets. if someone who is qualified to drive like that isnt on the public streets you shouldnt be either. whats sad is they posted body cam footage of a cob pulling over carter a few months ago for going almost 100 and the cop was begging him to slow down so someone wouldnt get killed.
No matter how safe these vehicles are made, they cannot withstand such reckless operation. rip.
Rest In Pieces.
What was a staffer and football player doing together?
She was rushing home to get them back shots
Already got a Trackhawk? Damn
You obviously don’t know the power and available resources Star college football players possess.
Have you not seen all the NIL stuff? lol College players are millionaires now
It's Unfortunate, but she's 1000% responsible. Stop using J. Carter as the scapegoat..
IMO natural selection at work
its sad but asimply a strong of bad decisions.
Drunk and at a hundred miles an hour in a built up area her death has probably saved someone else down the road who would have been innocent.
Oh the man with the tie and handkerchief is dressed so professionally and the lady's outfit compliments the wardrobe.
America’s worship of athletes is sickening
a drunk college kids ripping a Trackhawk, probably with one hand on the steering wheel and the seat leaning all the way back as they zig zag through traffic. Glad no bystanders were hurt.
By far, the most dangerous part of the day where I live is when school let's out.
I think, sadly, that, for a certain demographic in Colleges and Universities (usually moneyed brats), there's a completely different set of mores for those "students" where "money can fix everything" and "Daddy will make it right" or "Coach will step-in and fix it." I have also been told, up-close and personal, scenarios where, in the Sporting and "Daddy Warbucks" environment, professional "exam-takers" showed-up to take exams when it was painfully obvious that the test-taker was not the sports star or the "moneyed brat." Of course it will never happen but I'd actually like to see some of these offending schools shut down but, much like Big-Tech and Big Pharma, that will never happen because they're the academic equivalent of a "pill-mill" and, as long as there's money pouring into schools from endowments, these corrupt endeavors will malinger and continue to turn-out these bad apples.
Sadly there are kids receiving "close but no cigar" letters every year that would work their tails off if given the chance but, time and again, they get the rejection letter. If you ever want verification of this thinking, just watch the Producers of some TV programs on campus asking "students" about various subjects to which they should SURELY know the answers. Unbelievable.
That's American capitalism in a nutshell.
@@TheTruthKiwiit’s not really capitalism it’s corruptions.
Stop trying to blame capitalism for everything you moron.@@TheTruthKiwi
Collegiate crony capitalism. 😅
She won’t do that again,
The way they're driving in those videos makes me not feel bad for them not one bit . 2023 the devil's juice keeps winning
“Was this crash avoidable?” They are ALWAYS avoidable. Ridiculous media.
Damn they couldn’t even handle barely 💯MPH. & how a college kid afford a damn Hawk
NIL money. Google it if you do not know what it is.
You’ll be surprised how much power and available resources Star college football players possess and have access to.
@@Nbk_Bigo Yea I remember just on a HS level what comes with that & heard stories
@@thehoward4026 Yep