Just 20 minutes before this accident took place, police issued a BOLO for a Lamborghini driving in excess of 100 mph on I-75 in Georgia car auto cars
“at a high rate of speed.” The truck was traveling in the right lane of I-75 at the time of the impact, and resulted in both the rightmost and the middle lanes of the highway being shut down for nearly an hour and a half while crews cleaned up.The aftermath images of the accident reveal extensive damage to the front end of the Aventador, with the front wheel seemingly detached from the car.
Fortunately, the driver’s door still appears to have been able to open, which is both a testament to Lamborghini’s safety team, and Hyde’s good luck. A little farther to the right, and the scissor door would have been stuck under the truck, too. Fortunately, Hyde’s actions did not lead to any other injuries, but it’s a good reminder of just how quickly, and dramatically things can go wrong on the road—and also why you shouldn’t drive like an ass. It is not immediately clear if the accident will lead to any formal charges.
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