Watch: Video Shows Woman Drive SUV Through The Second Floor Of A Mass. Mall
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2022
- Cell phone video captured the moments when an elderly driver drove an SUV 60 yards down a main corridor of the South Shore Plaza mall in Braintree, Massachusetts. WBTS’s Diane Cho reports.
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There needs to be a mandatory age at which they start testing people every year, in order to keep their drivers license. If you can be too young to drive , you can be too old to drive
No your wrong the doors are at fault for letting her in
@@veshaw. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My daughter say this all the time 👀🦋
So that means it'll be harder to be an elderly driver than to own a gun? LMAO. What about the driving amendment ??? Isn't it like, easier to get a gun than to continue to drive?
And they should test young adults every year too…
Very american of her to say “ive been here for a shooting, THIS was crazier”
My thoughts exactly. But that’s the kind of woman that looks at a commercial of the McRib and says ‘now that’s a meal’
@@johnc1280 And you're the kind of man who comments without your brain or heart.
Did you miss your CNN appointment?
@@originaldelta Shouldn’t you be watching OAN?
We have shootings so very often that for her its just normal.
Just in case anyone was wondering, she was evaluated at the scene by a mental health clinician and they did take her to the hospital for further evaluation, the cops have requested an immediate threat license suspension with the registry of motor vehicles
Has nothing to do with mental health kid relax. Yes I know with all the mass murderers nowadays it seemed so but no. She's just an old btch.
Thank you for the update!
@@Shadow-nlr no prob. Anytime
If that was a Doctor's evaluation in Canada the Dr. can PULL the license NOW.
They liquidated her.
I took my mom's license and keys away from her when I saw her run through an intersection with an ambulance coming. Then I took my dad's away long before he got bad--I just offered to drive him everywhere. He loved it.
It's not age discrimination. We just have to accept at certain age we all shouldn't do certain things in life anymore because it cause danger to others.
BS. Young people do crap this stupid all the time.
Under 25's cause the most crashes/accidents by far. People over 70 should not be driving though if they are not competent. Most older drivers are responsible however.
@@ActiveAussie2024 But older drivers cause more accidents per mile (or kilometer) driven.
@@ActiveAussie2024 My car got hit four times. None of them were my fault. Three of them were elderlies and they were very old. Only one was a teenager. One of the elderly didn't even know she hit my car. Other two couldn't even read the driver license numbers and barely heard my voice. After certain age they shouldn't drive cars anymore. I am not saying to be mean. We will all get old eventually. Sometimes they are very dangerous to be on road.
@@ActiveAussie2024 in about 10 or 15 years nobody will be driving the government will out law for humans to get behind the wheel and allow for autonomous to go mainstream ,the steering wheel will be a thing of the past like a tv remote to kids
Never a dull moment now a days.
well life would b abit dull if nothing much happend
being chronically online does that to anyone
🤣
Now that we all have phones, we see everything now.
@@ramoraid yeah like you
All other pedestrians were confused how she managed in perfection to get right there by car while they all had to walk. She reached the final level by car. She is the new master of the car driven society!
lol 😆
convenient af! Forget the handicap spots man we're moving on up to driving into the shopping mall!!!! 🤣
👴👵👴
The fact that she kept going FORWARD tells you she should not be driving. Her judgement is impaired. Anyone with any sense would back up and NOT enter the mall!
Thank you Dr. Knowitall.
Hahahaha. Could you imagine. Being all, man why did I park way back there when I could have just driven INSIDE!
That's the sign of dementia
Exactly. I would think that after seeing this her relatives puts a stop of her being behind the wheel.
@@adav5533 Sadly, some don’t have any. My sister in law has a cleaning business and has this elderly couple who consistently have accidents. Not making it to the bathroom and it getting on the carpet and it sits there. Another time the wife fell on her husband and hit her head and it bled all over the floor. He couldn’t get up because she fell on top of him and he couldn’t move her. It’s sad.
I think that day should be her last day driving for the rest of her life. Got to ensure safety for herself and others. Hand over the keys Grannie. Time to retire your license for good. I hope her family realizes and enforces this.
Scary thing is, if they just let her go home after helping her out, theres a good chance her family doesnt know anything about it lmao
Have fun telling a senior citizen that🤷♂️🤣they have to make that choice on their own.elderly people are a lot like children.only difference is YOU are not the boss🤣
@@thatman4853 I know a few elderly people who are 20× worse than children
We don't allow children to drive cars for the same reason we don't let dogs drive cars, they simply lack the skills & abilities to take part in a process that is one of the largest killers of people in the country. Cars are dangerous & people need to start respecting that.
Sorry granny, time to get a bus pass, but judging my that vehicle, she should just hire someone to drive her... like an Über driver.
you know they taking her lic after that....it is her last day driving....poor women.....glad at least it wasnt a anther mass shooting
There is a time when we have to have that talk with our loved ones. Trust me, it is hard taking the keys from parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles, but you have to think about their safety and the safety of others.
Love the way you worded this it's very gently stated with compassion and I agree.
We did this with my grandparents. They agreed as long as we took them to the grocery store and Walmart on fridays, Carl’s Jr. on Saturday, and dr appointments. I really believe it saved lives.
We could just put them back out in the field and put a rock to their head. Simple
Too true. I was nervous about that conversation with my mom because she was always so independent. I was thrilled to find out she LOVED being driven around, and looking out the window and talking about all the sights she saw. When I noticed how much she looked around I said, "You know what mom, you've been working, and driving all over the place doing business you're whole life. I think you should let me drive you in your car--youve earned the right to relax and see the sights, let me do all the work." I think maybe by making it sound like she was denying a pleasure to herself, made easier for her to make that decision...miss you mom❤️
I've recently had that conversation with my mother, it didn't go well. She's adamant about her not driving. I must respect her but, I worry everytime I know she's driving.
She was marveling at how incredible the city managed to decorate those streets. This sure beats any small shopping center she's ever seen and driven through. And to think all those people wandering all over the street. Must have had a street fair that day. She must have been so excited to stumble into such a fun event!
what a privilege woman. I am sure she is not a minority
@@mbords01 Great state of mind you got there 🤪
how dumb or slow is the driver. obviously she should have her drivers license revoked. shes only a menace to society.
I’m done lol
She just invented the drive-through mall and no one noticed?! Somebody with money jump on that idea pronto!
I live in Maine and there are a lot of elderly drivers where I live. So far twice in the five years of living here I’ve almost had head on collisions with elderly driving on the wrong side of the road. It should be dealt with the same way we deal with impaired driving. It’s not fair for your family’s to grow up without parents so some old man can drive to the grocery store.
yes its also not fair that some old man who may not have family or help starves to death because he cant get somewhere...think what would you do...or...what WILL you do WHEN its you?
My moms 66 and I have started driving her wherever she needs to go. I am seeing some anxiety in her when she drives.
@@kennethhenderson8842 These were my thoughts too. Many of them don’t and are living on social security so affording to pay for deliveries adds up quickly. People need to understand that it can make things quite difficult. It also can affect them sitting at home constantly. Not everything is in walking distance for people.
@ken the only problem with that logic is that you could argue some one with physicall or vision impairment. Should be able to drive because of personal needs. And these needs outweighing the publics safety is some thing I can’t agree on. I will agree that it must be tough being elderly but you need to adjust some how
@@jennatallya2806 the problem with you is that you lack common sense
Blues Brothers: “Lots of space in this mall.”
This place has got everything
We're on a mission from God!!!
Pier 1 Imports.
Hats of to the elderly person we struggle to get deliveries into British shopping centres but a car wow
😆
That wackseen is making them more demented even earlier.
I liked ur comments 👍👍👍🤣
@@dieuvo2700 all of them?
"I've worked at malls quiet a while, been hear for a shooting. But this was crazy"
God bless America
It's a very difficult decision to take the car keys away from an elderly person but public safety has to be protected.
Please, don't let her drive again, I'm sorry, with all respect.
Yup 🤣🤣
You dont need to be sorry for stating a fact, she could have hurt so many people
Yeah - and you are gonna take her everywhere she needs to go right?
Don’t be sorry bro u speaking facts
@@paulsawczyc5019 I mean her grandson or granddaughter can show her how to use Lyft or Uber
This was a whole South Park episode
They were trying to get to country kitchen buffet
My mother voluntarily quit driving when she 70 saying she didn't have the confidence in her reaction times anymore. We live in a small town with no public transportation so I gladly became her chauffeur. We Need public transportation everywhere but I see no sign of that happening anywhere any time soon. I'm alone and can't help wondering what will happen when I can no longer drive, I offer rides to many elderly in my area while I still can. People are quick to judge others, but how many would actually step up to offer a ride to an elderly person, not many I assure you, at least not unless they get paid for it. Instead of being hateful to this generation, offer assistance, it's quite rewarding and the history you can learn is awesome
Very well said! Thank you for your kindness, it matters!
She was later hired as a driving instructor in New York City where their slogan is "if you don't like the way I drive, get off the sidewalk."
How does she not know she is inside the mall? And yet she kept driving! 🤦🏻♂️
Dementia
@@RuthLovesJesus BS you know the difference between mall and outside
outside looks like mall too
@@johnpablo2772 not with Alzheimer's. Both my grandmas went from that and they didnt know anything
@@johnpablo2772 She's elderly. She was confused. And with dementia, no you do not know the difference.
My 80 year old friend stopped doing after he had a incident and could not remember where he was going our where he lived . He was a very good hard working man 😢
"I've been here for a shooting. This was crazier." Omg lmao 😂 She was so honest.
Poor thing. Thank god no one was hurt. Aging is a very difficult thing. Bless you
It reminds me of South Park when the elderly started driving and one of them ended up in the attic 😂
"Is this the way to the Country Kitchen Buffet?"
Seriously though, I'm relieved no one was hurt.
*_GET OFF THE STREETS!!! GET OFF THE STREETS!!! OLD PEOPLE ARE DRIVING!!!!_*
.... Omg...... There comes a time when a person's driver's license may need to be revoked, or, have certain people evaluated, unfortunately.
Shut up woman!!
Unfortunately
sometimes I do regret the clips I clicked
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ women should not speak unless they are spoken too. That is the most important law. Men are the providers, women should stay at home and shut up.
@@trazenitram312 you aren't wrong
Holy frick, you know your country is a mess when someone says they’ve been in the mall during a shooting but that an elderly lady driving 60 yards in a hallway is the crazier experience.
That's what I'm saying... WTF?!?!?!
This poor lady!! I hope she learned and no longer drives. This could have been very tragic!
I'm a caregiver and this is giving dementia vibes honestly. And you have alot of people out here especially the elderly who don't even know they have or haven't got evaluated for dementia or Alzheimer's.
I'm glad to see everybody was so patient with her. My mother has 5 degrees, 2 of the are masters and she worked in education her entire life. She's now 75 with early stages of dementia and can't even cook a meal. We all have to look out for our elders.
Take care of your mom God will bless you for it.
My boyfriend's father passed away from dementia it was rough. Prayers and hugs your way
As a Sales Manager of assisted livings since 2008 hearing this breaks my heart! The fact you mentioned how educated she is doesn't surprise me. There seems to a higher probability of getting any dementia with the more education someone has. I truly wish you the best of luck and always live in the moment. Unfortunately, dementia's progressive, but there will always be moments where your mom's personality will shine through the disease. Take those moments and cherish them!!!
@@jonknestrick5219 Actually it's exactly opposite of that according to a quick google search.
@@kevinlewis7085 Some studies found that more education = lower risk of dementia, but others didn’t. At least I didn’t see any studies that found that more education = higher risk, which is good!
Imagine being the family of that grandma! a story to retell at family reunions for generations!
The woman did what the rest of us have always wanted to do...drive into a mall.
This woman must be so embarrassed! Hopefully this was a blessing in disguise, that she'll realize it's time to stop driving without hurting anyone or even causing major damage.
The sad thing is, if she isn't thinking right, then she might still not realize what a danger she is.
She doesn't know.
Now that’s what I call curbside delivery 🙃
I worked at a car dealership and we advertised at the local mall. I’ve had the privilege of driving a car through the mall but we had permission 😂.
Bless her
Seems like everyone is losing their marbles these days
It has always been this way. No 24/7 social media in 1935. 😉
@@Droogs true
I SAW BOXES OF THEM AT SOME FLEA MARKETS!!
I’m 37 and I have Parkinson’s. I moved from one state to another and had to have a medical exam by an M.D. signed off before I could receive a driver’s license in my new state. It felt slightly insulting, but I totally understood it. Gotta do it again in 2 years. I know that in about 5-7 years I’ll have to hang up my keys. Why isn’t this a requirement for people over 70? I was tested for vision, diminishing reflexes, range of motion, ability to make decisions quickly….sound familiar?
They wanna make it seem like elderly people aren't handicapped even though it costs lives daily
I hav seizures AND vertigo and when I had the tbi that caused these afflictions I knew it was time 2 let it go. I'm very young 2. But i was being honest wit myself 🙏🏽
Sucks to have that disease at such a young age.
I had to call my mom to make sure this wasn't my grandmother.
I had my drivers license suspended when I had a stroke at 23yrs old. I can drive now however, if I ever feel like I am not feeling well or thinking straight, I will not drive at all. I’m not gonna risk hurting someone or risk getting my drivers license suspended again. It is very costly to get your drivers license back.
you should get checked by dmv and a medical professional every 2 years when u hit 70. that should be mandatory.
60
DMV checks should honestly be roughly every 5 years. It’s crazy how many Americans don’t know how to navigate a broken traffic light, roundabouts, merging, distinguishing the left passing lane from the fast lane, establishing lane and exiting lane.
And you should get checked for alcohol level every time you get into a car.
But you don't think twice before voting for an 80 year old to run the Country?
They say driving with as few as 3 alcoholic drinks gives you the impairment level of a 70 year old.
So why do we allow those aged 70 and older to routinely drive impaired?
Give her some props , at least she did what nobody ever did
looks fun!!
Ever watch the Blues Brothers
@@rickgeller6043 Yeah, I was thinking same thing! 😎
ruclips.net/video/IIdGxR-aU6o/видео.html
You never seen an suv or car parked on 2nd floor of mall for some sweepstakes scam?
There always used to be cars in the mall.
0:56 so you’re comfortable sharing roads with “confused” grandmas doing 30-60mph? delirious
I'm in my mid-sixties and about five years ago had a minor stroke. My attention span, reading and ability to do math have been negatively affected. By choice I don't drive anymore.
Imagine how much worse this could have been if the building wasn't meant to hold that much weight on second floor.
Honestly gotta put some blame on them for not replacing the barricade tho.
They said it was scheduled for that day, so I guess it was the earliest it could be done. But I agree something temporary should've been put in place. A couple of bright orange traffic cones would've done the job.
@@brett22bt they didn't say it was scheduled for that day. They just said it was scheduled to be replaced.
Highly unlikely in America. There are building codes and load minimums. Unless there was malpractice there’s almost 0% chance a building like that wouldn’t be able to hold a few thousand pounds
@@linonator 🎯
@@linonator could it hold a tree?
At 1:00 the woman says this was crazier than a shooting that happened at the same mall… being from another country (Canada) it makes me genuinely sad that this is crazier, that shootings either mass or single person are so common… I feel like most countries, or at least here any sort of shooting would be so much more crazy… 😢
Honestly I have no idea what she is even meaning because everyone knows it certainly is not crazier. Kind of a "I'm being interviewed for the news let me make it seem dramatic"
@@madcow1998 I mean, you’re kind of statistically wrong. Technically speaking in the USA there are far more mass shootings annually than there are people driving into malls. Therefore, a person is more likely to expect to encounter a mass shooting at a mall than they are someone driving into it and they’re therefore more likely to say this was more “crazy” than if there were a shooting.
Also, given the nature of both events, someone is more likely to describe a shooting as “tragic” than they are “crazy.”
@@askmeaboutsugma You just described the reason why there is always two sides of the coin in whatever topic/situation there is.
@@askmeaboutsugma statistically speaking there are more shootings anywhere than there are people driving into malls, so her statement still applies
@@MB2.0 I mean, no. That furthers my argument, not hers 😂
Ain’t no way she drove through those sliding doors thinking that was the right way 😂
Old lady in the car: is this the supermarket?
*record scratch* "bet you're wondering how i ended up here, driving thru the mall..."
In north Carolina the other day a 78 year old man went through a Hardee’s restaurant and killed 2 people while they were eating this happens more often then people think.
And same thing happened to a good friend of mine 5 years ago he was sitting outside a gas station a women in her early 70s killed him smashing into the gas station she said she got the gas Pedal and brake pad confused and police never bring charges on the elderly.
They do in New York.
I'm sorry. I can imagine how awful it is to lose your freedom of driving anywhere. But there has to be a change in the law. There should be an annual driving test after a certain age to renew a DL. We see this kind of stuff happening more often than we'd like.
I see people of all ages doing stuff worse than this all the time. There should be a recertification every 5 years for everyone, regardless of age.
I don’t think a car driving in the mall is crazier than a shooting
The mall management better install concrete barriers at all entrances before someone decide to drive into the mall purposely and mow down all the shoppers.
They didn't even bother to put up traffic cones after some other bad driver took out the post in front of the entrance. That post obviously wasn't sturdy enough if someone could take it out with their car, and there should have been more than one.
She was just on _"a mission from God"_
"Are you the police?"
"No, ma'am -- we're musicians." 🕴
Not many get the reference. That's from a certain generation.
@@writerconsidered Yep -- *my* generation! 😎
@@Milesco Don't be selfish our generation.
@@writerconsidered Okay -- *_our_* generation! 😎
Hey, she probably thinks how we do online shopping is pretty strange. Hopefully she gets the indoor shopping mall concept before it closes down. Her careful skills of reversing through the mall without breaking any glass or going over the edge was quit impressive.
I was at a CVS when an elderly lady was trying to park. She hit the gas instead of the brake and her car went over the parking block, between the door and a couple of pillars at the entrance, hit two parked cars and finally stopped. I heard someone say she was 89. She was ticketed and may have lost her license, and the police had her call a relative to pick her up because they weren't going to let her drive away. She wasn't injured but very shaken and confused.
The elderly shouldn’t be driving or hold any office in the government.
except if your leader of the free world 😅
@@walter3353 it’s sad that you think we are the only free country in the world. Keep drinking the kool aid.
Whats amazing is how the elderly woman was able to backup throughout the mall!
Don't giver her too much credit, that SUV has a back up camera and she was still trying to look over her shoulder.
@@IamCaleum hey, I'm only 33 and I look over my shoulder still even with a backup camera lol...just habit
We're not going to talk about how sad it is the one women thought this incident was scarier than a mall shooting she experienced. We're just numb to gun violence now.
Awww poor grandma
Grandma has come up with a brilliant idea. Auto-ready malls will be all the craze. It looked so nice to avoid all that walking around.
Here you go, see the vid Blues Brothers Mall Chase Scene High Quality Oct 7, 2014 on the channel chcknmr
In the last two months there have been at least 10 reports across the nation about people driving cars through buildings of some sort. Crazy just gets crazier.
This reminds me of the South Park episode where everyone elderly person in town was driving at the same time
She drove right over a missing barrier wall, and the automatic doors just opened like “Come on in!” 😂
i just hope they recheck the structure, just to make sure the load capacity wasn't compromised .
Its fine. The floor is 2 feet of rebar concrete supported by steel I beams. It can hold 20,000 lbs. minimum
The mass holes crammed in there on black Friday total alot more weight than that SUV🤣
@@abelincoln4374 true and even then and before they check structure load fyi
@@writerconsidered yes true but you know how ppl are now a days...construction karens lol
Would’ve been gangster if the old lady rolled down her window and announced “your mezzanine has passed it’s load test.”
If she can easily get confused like that, she shouldn’t be driving at all
"Wow this is a weird parking area" - old lady
There should be an age at which we require all people to retake driving tests. I vote that age should be 70.
it needs to lower that that
65 when they get Medicare
My 78 year old dad still drives and well too. He had cataract surgery a few years back and his vision is perfect now.
For men it should be higher than that. 70 for both men and women is unfair. For women it actually should be less.
@@Nope991 why less for women?
They just let her keep on driving in reverse to escort her out of the building? Anyone else would be in handcuffs.
Please take away her license ASAP. Her driving days are officially over
Lol this is that South Park old people driving episode come to life.
Had to check to make sure it wasn't my mom.😨
she knew what she was doing lmaooo let the woman have her fun
She asked someone how to get out of there since going back the way she came probably wasn't feasible since there are no driving lanes in the mall. 🤣
A whole new level of "window shopping!" 😂
Thank God no one was hurt🙏🏾✝️
Old woman was probably thinking, “amazing a drive thru mall!”
See the vid Blues Brothers Mall Chase Scene High Quality Oct 7, 2014 on the channel chcknmr
It's a very new concept
My grandpa, may he Rest In Peace, willingly gave up his driver’s license when his vision started to go. For the elderly continue to drive so recklessly, I suggest that when you can register for AARP you need to take a mandatory retesting for your drivers license. I’m sympathize to the elderly. However my empathy and sympathy dwindle when I see or experience this in person.
Anyone can become an AARP member. The AARP is an organization that advocates for people 50 and older. We don't need to worry about people over the age of 50. Dementia usually doesn't kick in until about 75-80, with the vast majority of dementia cases being diagnosed at 85 and above.
You only have to be 50 to join AARP. You're probably a kid if you think that's old.
@@Primalxbeast it’s called sarcasm first off. Second I’m pushing 40. Third you are clearly the child at least when it comes to intelligence. STFU!
@@Bear_Arms it’s called sarcasm. Look it up!
@@Primalxbeast exactly what I was going to say lol
As someone who lives in another 1st world country, the part when the mall worker casually mentioned that her mall has had a mass shooting incident in the past is unnerving and disturbing.
The U.S. is something else.
It's NOT the same place I left in 1978. It's like watching your older brother and over achiever becoming a meth addict, then doing Krocodile and finishing the job. It's a form of suicide? I can't IMAGINE in Canada my neighbour, an undiagnosed alcoholic wife beating bi-polar check bouncing POS thinking he had the "Right" to unlimited AMMO.
It’s the malls fault for not AT LEAST putting up pylons to make sure no one mistakes going through that pedestrian overpass
Gotta love that Boston accent
We don't have an accent, everyone else does.
This is hilarious as long as no one was hurt. I'm 46 and my parents are already talking like "they'll pry my license from my cold dead hands." My dad has driven sports cars his whole life that's his thing he'll never give up his license. This is my future.
Anyone over 50 should do a mandatory driving and written test every 3 years. A Elementary school girl was killed my a elderly person who didn't see her crossing. A elderly person hit my car on the freeway 2 days ago.
It's not so funny when someone gets killed because a Blind person hits them
lol true
@@Bob-hi2xh Whoa! Who hurt you man? No one got hurt, It's okay to have a chuckle about it now. And 50 is awful young considering I am 41 and am not going blind or elderly 🤨🤣. But after 65 I think every license renewal people should be required to take a driving skills test.
That’s hilarious. Till they take someone’s life and get sued for it. Can’t wait.
@@jomama7022 any suggestions on convincing your parents on giving up their license? My mother is losing her mind and she's too proud to give it up, according to her she drives just fine.
When your mind is so far gone you don’t even realize two sliding glass automatic doors has ever been used to walk in
That was brilliant; a new way to shop at the malls
I hope the family of this woman sees this and understands that she probably needs help in day to day things and probably shouldn't be driving. I know it's a difficult thing. No one wants their freedoms taken away, especially elders. But there comes a time when their own safety and the safety of others needs to be a priority.
I mean hey she can take a walk or catch a bus to hop on a train that's her freedom
@@kaleefjones984 that's if she actually lives near a stop. Many here in the U.S. do not have real access to the transportation you are speaking about.
@@riannahavora It’s true! And many can’t afford everything to be delivered to their doors either. Especially taking into consideration charges, tips and gas prices.
@@LaPlaztique exactly! Not to mention it's not safe for elderly people to be out alone these days. Thugs prey upon them like vultures.
The driver lacks the cognitive skills to continue driving , how could she have not realized that she was in the walkway of the mall ?
We're so jaded from shootings that the lady says this is crazier than the shooting she has experienced before.
Gives a whole new meaning to drive thru drive thru shopping
Why did they allow her to stay behind the wheel and back out? Did she just leave without any ramifications? No ticket, etc?
No responsibility of the mall? What if it wasn't a sweet old grandma who clearly saw she'd gotten to the wrong place and slowed down and asked people how to get out of there? What if it was a drunk teenager or someone with mental issues? Why was it even possible for a SUV to get onto the shopping floors unimpeded?
EXCELLENT POINT!!!!
She's a grandma she's gonna die soon! Don't worry about it!🤣
0:22 check again lol. does that dude look like an elderly woman ? lol
Everything that's going on nowadays, like this, don't surprise me anymore, it's almost to be expected, stay vigilant out there y'all
Poor lady. My grandmother whom is now 100, gave up her license about five years ago after some unfortunate but thankfully non-injury minor accidents in parking lots.
It's a blessing to be "clothed and in your right mind"!
Had my vehicle totalled last year by an elderly woman. I agree there needs to be a age limit where you have to get checked every year to ensure your safe. Ppl might say it's wrong but elderly ppl lose track of everything. I'm amazed they let such a old guy be president but the world's a strange place.
Ya like Trump
Aw that sucks
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ do You know You're just showing everyone why your imaginary friend is pathetic right?
Before the Benicia Bridge opened in the Bay Area in the mid 2000's, my friend's sister worked @ Kiewet who was doing the construction. Her husband who also worked at Kiewet, told the grandparents that they could use the bridge before it was opened to the public, jokingly, when they went to Tahoe that weekend. The grandfather drove onto the still-under-construction bridge that Friday evening during rush hour. They said the same thing was happening, crews running and calling on the radio that some crazy person was driving down the bridge that wasn't finished. My friends sister was so embarrassed, it made the evening news to!
Old people are funny.
OMG that's crazy! what was the husband's reaction & did the grandparents realize how close they came to such a disaster? I'm just imagining all the frantic workers just waving wildly & the grandpa calling out like, "oh it's fine, I was given permission, I got family who work here!" 😑
AN HERO
beautiful
When I was 21 I moved into an apartment in a really nice suburb area.. I found out soon the town was filled with ederly people and there was soo many car accidents by the highway intersection and by the town grocery store parking lot.. kinda made me apprehensive to drive around older people after that😬
Driving in the mall saying to herself " where did I park my car?"
This is said a lot and seriously needs to be a law that makes the elderly retake exams every few few years or so after a certain age.
No one was coconut malled in the recording of this news footage, nor was anyone seriously hurt in this incident.