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There's nothing like coming home after a night out to find somebody has parked in your living room. Honestly, we don't get too mad when it happens, because we've been there. In fact, we've personally been at fault for bike, car, motorcycle and moped accidents. And though they've all been non-lethal, we're staying away from boats.
Below is a gallery of dramatic crashes that may make you think twice about driving and decide to simply lock yourself in the house. Then again, it's probably only a matter of time until somebody crashes through your door.
Epic Vehicle Crashes
"Ice Road Truckers" would be our favorite show if this happened at some point in every episode.
WreckedExotics.com
This is why you never want bay windows when you live around the corner from the local pub.
car-accidents.com
Here's a brand new $100K Tesla Roadster on its virgin drive. That's one way to break it in.
Picvi.com
The driver of this (former) RV didn't bother to read the clearance sign before the tunnel. That decision may impact the resale value.
WreckedExotics.com
Here's one of those wrecks where you wish your car was equipped with a ladder, rather than airbags.
WreckedExotics.com
This trucker got one too many speeding tickets.
Truckersoffice.net
Finally, Tacos Jalisco got the drive-through they always wanted.
WreckedExotics.com
Creative parking. You could fit a Mini Cooper and two Smart cars in that extra space.
autocult.com.au
The founder of the game console Gizmondo drove his $1 million Ferrari into a telephone pole while going 162 MPH on the Pacific Coast Highway. He walked away, though we're guessing he shed a tear or two in process.
LA Times
Listen up, drug dealers -- when you're waiting for the importer to bring in your shipment, don't park right on the airstrip.
Seeitornot.com
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Thursday 28 August
By Bill morris
Epic crashes? These are normal here in East Tennessee. We can apply make-up and text message while 15 mph over the speed limit on crowded interstates every morning. 70 mph through the sub-division is about right, always exiting the interstate from the fast lane at the very last second, if needed stop and wait for the other lanes to clear.
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Tuesday 30 September
By Deaner911
HOLY CRAP Batman... learn to spell... or the very least USE spellcheck!!
Thursday 28 August
By claire forst
my husband was ust in an accident where he was hit at the front door.another fot and the fire dept would have had to use the hawe of life to pry him out...lucky for us our neighbor and his wife weere right behind him but insrand cos for both parties called and spoke to each of them privately and seperatle to see if the stories jived...bottom line State Farm paid the total to fix my car ib entirety . are gratefulthat my husband was not hurt.
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Sunday 31 August
By Bob
What's the "hawe" of life?
Sunday 31 August
By Becky
Claire you need to go back to school and learn to spell. Your sentences don't even make sense.
Friday 19 September
By Robert
There is drunk driving while others are drunk writing. It'd obvious which one Claire is.
Thursday 28 August
By Ben
I'd paid to seen the peterbuilt take out the state trooper car....... Feel sorry for the guy that had the Tesla roadster.Good thing it's pretty much a numbered model car...... Front end probly set him back a few thousand.
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Thursday 28 August
By mitch
can anyone say uninsured illegals lol
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Friday 19 September
By KJ
HAHAHA..DRUNKEN CRIMINAL ALIENS WITH NO INSURANCE.VER, VERY COMMON.
Thursday 28 August
By bill
be careful out there
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Thursday 28 August
By Michael Coleman
OOPS!
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Thursday 28 August
By laprns
In 1998 I was hit by a drunk driver. He was driving an 18 wheeler loaded with pine trees heading to plywood plant in Jena Louisiana. He was driving 80 miles per hour on a 35 mph road and he took the front of my car off completely. I was in a Mazda and was told the only reason I survived-much less walked away with a mild contusions was due to their safety features. I would've been perfectly fine if my purse hadn't flown around and hit me.
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Thursday 28 August
By s k
claire forst needs to learn how to spell.
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Thursday 28 August
By Bill Gate
He's Blind
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Sunday 31 August
By bobby
old news old news, at least a week u should put a marker on it stating its a repeat
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Sunday 31 August
By Donnie Thai
such old news do you think you could put a marker on it somewhere stating its a repeat from several days ago
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Sunday 31 August
By Artisson
All of these crashes were caused by drivers just going too slowly. In fact, now that I think about it, how many times have I read an article or seen a news item on TV about a school bus flipping over? In almost every instance, the bus driver was cited for going too slowly. You know, of course, that those school buses will flip right over if you drive them too slowly. In fact, school buses stopped and waiting for the light to change are especially dangerous. I've actually seen one spontaneously flip over in place, injuring several students.
Now a bus going a few miles over the limit has some measure of stability based on centrifical forces and is much safer for our precious youth. It helps, too, if the driver has a few under his belt so that he's more relaxed at the wheel, wouldn't you agree? --Artisson
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Friday 19 September
By ric
Jeez, doesn't AOL get any NEW news? I saw this car crash thing about 2 months ago... AOL is just getting worse and WORSE all the time!!! Do any one else of you get double screens when TRYING to look at photos??? F**KING AOL... YOU TOTALLY SUCK!
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Saturday 20 September
By Erik
15 years operating a wrecker and i have seen much worse that people walked away from...aol you need to learn how to work kid!!!
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Saturday 20 September
By joetully
Foget spellun yew narrou myneded bashturdz - iz ze sendament that cownts, i got rescuwed by the hawes of life and the ewmerjincee PO-lice and the Am-bu-LANCE and i cud drive real good two and you self-righteous types can go enter a spelling bee because you lack the intellegence enough to be compassionate toward and empathetic of the horrid experiences of your fellow-man. (And don't bother pointing out that is a run-on sentence)
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