No, I mean... but how much did it go for?

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August 17, 2015, 09:54

http://www.ravennaedintorni.it/ravenna-notizie/46871/ecco-il-video-dell-incidente-al-casellotest-negativi-l-autista-dell-audi-era-sobrio.html

Condolences to the survivor... if she ever recovers.

http://www.ravennaedintorni.it/ravenna-notizie/46871/ecco-il-video-dell-incidente-al-casellotest-negativi-l-autista-dell-audi-era-sobrio.html

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August 17, 2015, 23:27

I tried to do a couple of calculations (out of curiosity), the distance between the point where it impacted with the New Jersey and the Punto is approximately 85/90 meters, it took (it's not clearly visible, but as soon as the Audi "lifts" after the impact, you can tell it hit the Punto a few milliseconds before) about 2.70 seconds (one would need to calculate with video editing software and establish the exact distance), so I think the speed at which it was presumably going was between 115/120 per hour.

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August 18, 2015, 08:54

Thanks Piccinesco, for which it was probably just a momentary lapse of sleep

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August 18, 2015, 09:24

In theory, since it seems he had not taken any drugs nor was he drunk.

In the meantime, I should have written "therefore I think that the speed at which he was presumably going was between 115/120 km/h."

Anyway, the most absurd thing is that in practically almost every accident of this type, the driver always survives, while all the other people involved do not; it went well for those who were in the car with him.