Added: 3 years ago
From: babulus0
Views: 232,934
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (65)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • Made in China...

  • puts his head in his hand and goes: darn i killed a biddy driver

  • incredible...

  • when would a truck hit something so high up? surely usually the impact would be lower down causing the chassis to take the force of the impact? ie hitting a car/van/trailer....

  • @gavfr sliding into a tall building in a big city on a snowy day maybe

  • @gavfr Another truck on the motorway? LOL

  • Comment removed

  • Kabina zostaje, a reszta leci. Jakby jechał z towarem to by nic nie zostało z kabiny...

  • Is this slowmotion or is the truck going 10 mph but slowmotion?

  • The driver is dead as his face hit straight to the steering wheel.  The face is smashed and his neck is broken.

  • @leekimshing well what if they replaced the repalced the steering wheel with a piping hot pizza? At least it would be a delicous crash, right?

  • Was the tire ok?

  • That dummy is dead, the force of the impact would crush anyone's chest.

  • they have forgot to put an airbag on!

  • @thepricylon i doesn't think they used to airbags in trucks that time

  • The all truck don`t have airbag !!!

  • Change of occupation- I want to be a test dummy now.

  • i no like trucks with flat face...long nose is better.

  • @camilocelio21 and safer

  • Comment removed

  • Wow. Fractured sternum there. At least. =(~

  • nothing, nothing, noting...

  • did he died?

  • no airbag huh?

  • also..the steering wheelit's able to crush the ribs, and the lungs, and the heart

  • @almendratapatia I noticed that too, if the steering wheel doesn't collapse his lungs, he'll bash his face on the top of it.

  • accidents. Driving commercial trucks is a very dangerous job and can only made safe if equipment is checked periodically, patience is a must for safety, and proper distance to the front car is utmost important, also proper technique to combat fatigue during long hauls, a 45 min shut eye can save lives.

    The most dangerous? steep descend in sharp turns (90-180 degrees), go in too fast the fully loaded semi will push the tractor off the lane while it turns and send the whole thing into valley.

  • @golferchin76 If there is one

  • assembly and it can slide several hundred feet according to speed. Another example is that if the fully loaded tractor/semi tail gate too closely to the front truck and in emergency situation it hits the front truck the whole 45-ton gross weight will smash the cabin into unbelievable meat grinder. Also, if the driver doze off during long haul and run into trench with a full load the cabin will be smashed into a meat grinder as well. At the end the cabin offers just enough protection for light

  • belt he would have walk away with minor injuries.

    The problem here is that these trucks/tractors are so strong if they hit passenger cars they only get scratches or none at all, and the small cars get fcuked up really really bad.

    The real danger of trucking which kills are erratic passenger cars that cut in and out of tractor/semi's lane. It can cause the heavy load on the semi to jackknife upon lock up of brakes, causing the whole assembly to go sideway and if hit the curb can flip the whole

  • i own a truck fleet in Thailand. here I use Hino and Isuzu tractors because imported Scania and Volvo tractors are too expensive for my type of contracts. However, I do understand they are amongst the best in the market. New ones have whole cabin build on air suspension, and the interior/creature comfort/performance are way ahead of Japanese tractors.

    To the untrained eyes, I got to tell you that the steering looks like it was collapsable. The driver took a hit at the stomach and with safety

  • F'd up big time

  • huge steering wheel strait to the chest

  • how fast was he?

    --> They don't say

  • so painfull

  • that only happens if u crash on a wall of a Bunker or this Crash test wall :D

  • Oh mu god ! he took the wheel in the chest o0

  • 0:01 a light before crush

  • 5*+

  • dont fear a frontcrash, fear the load that comes from behind...

  • @geati6783 Lol I have never actually though of that.

  • @geati6783

    fear the load that comes from behind hehehe

  • omg the whole cabin shake and it move back.

  • That's a good thing, unless there's a trailer attached ;)

  • fehlt nur noch der auflieger dann is die kacke am dampfen da wird man ja plattgedrückt

  • That's a very interesting design there. In theory if that were to hit the back of a car on the motorway, there would be less force on the car as the cab is still moving slightly.

  • @deathstardisco Lol, the cab weighs maybe, what? 1ton max, and the full truck with freight might weight 20-35 tons. You think 1 ton makes a difference? ;P

  • they forgot to put a fully loaded trailer in the back of it. see if that is safe enough, i mean how manny lorries do you see daily? and how many (in %) drive withuout a trailer?

  • I think the joints are designed to be strong enough that the trailer remains connected, and there's probably enough room between the cab and the trailer anyway. Although if there was contact, trailers aren't exactly built like brick houses.

  • Scania is the best truck

  • the steering wheel goes right into the chest

  • yeah.. bad way to die..

  • the cab stays, but the frame keeps on movin lol

  • i love scania

  • scania to najlepsze wozki

  • killfrenzie these cabs are desienged to come off the chassis if the impact is severe enough.the cab actually have a roll cage in it i have pictures of a mate of mine who hit a stationary artic at 56mph and walked away with out a scratch.if it was any other truck i know for shaw he would be dead.ive been driving artics for 24 yrs now i know which truck i would buy.

  • strongest and safest cab on the market

  • they are now Americans like myself have to get Scania to start importing new trucks again

  • aaaaaaah CHE MALE! e che paura...

  • Good!

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more