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Unpleasant events happen unexpectedly. Road accidents cause damage, and injuries and may even prove fatal. While drunken driving, overspeeding and carelessness are regarded as the major causes behind road mishaps, it can be either you at the fault side or you may land in trouble for some other person's mistake.
Indeed, it's fearful even to think of facing an accident. Apart from day-to-day accident news, you must have witnessed road mishaps with your bare eyes. Have any of those incidents haunted you?
Here we bring you a video that shows a dreadful accident that took place in Slauson Avenue/ La Brea Avenue. This video will certainly blow off your mind. The horrific incident was captured on a CCTV installed on the roadside.
As seen in the video, the road seems to be quite busy as several vehicles are moving in different directions. Meanwhile, a speeding car rammed into another perpendicularly and immediately caught fire.
This video shared on August 5 by Downtown LA Scanner has been watched over 9 million times. As reported, at least 6 people were dead, including a pregnant woman and an infant, following a fiery multi-vehicle crash near Windsor Hills.
Video of accident at Slauson/La Brea pic.twitter.com/eiRiejQTi5
— Downtown LA Scanner (@DowntownLAScan) August 4, 2022
The aftermath visuals are even appalling. This video certainly well defines, 'Speed Thrills But Kills.' Well, the exact reason behind the car moving at an uncontrollable speed is not known.
At least 6 dead, including pregnant woman and infant, following fiery multi-vehicle crash in Windsor Hills.
— MarlaTellez (@MarlaTellez) August 4, 2022
La Brea and Slauson
Massive scene and response from @LAFD LAPD CHP and @LACoSheriff pic.twitter.com/GaVaWOqTLO
One should remain on high alert while driving and keep an eye on the road, including the rear side. Following lane discipline and obeying the traffic rules are the thumb rule to avoid major mishaps. So, drive carefully and safely.
