When I was on the fire dept., there was once a call where the car left the road, sheared the pole then flipped upside down and the stub of the pole went through the windshield, between the driver's legs and was touching the floorboard just in front of the seat. She was conscious and talking to us the whole time we were extricating her. Yes, alcohol may have been involved.
I had one of these (referred to "Car-poles" by we in the telephone and power trade) across the street from me about 2:00 AM, four years ago. I used to be one of the guys that put this stuff back together for Ma Bell after the car did it's worst.
When I was on the fire dept., there was once a call where the car left the road, sheared the pole then flipped upside down and the stub of the pole went through the windshield, between the driver's legs and was touching the floorboard just in front of the seat. She was conscious and talking to us the whole time we were extricating her. Yes, alcohol may have been involved.
ReplyDeleteI had one of these (referred to "Car-poles" by we in the telephone and power trade) across the street from me about 2:00 AM, four years ago. I used to be one of the guys that put this stuff back together for Ma Bell after the car did it's worst.
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