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nanjing car crash footage, psychotic driving with tragic consequence.

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    nanjing car crash footage, psychotic driving with tragic consequence.

    http://news.163.com/15/0622/21/ASOAQUU600011229.html

    nanjing car crash footage, psychotic driving with tragic consequence, never seen anything as crazy as this, sadly driver and the passenger died, also it's noted it the driver was drinking at the time

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    Holy crap .... that is a tragically spectacular accident. Glad he did not take others down with him and the passenger who trusted him to drive drunk.


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    I can't work out what happened there as most of it is not on camera.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Trebor:
    I can't work out what happened there as most of it is not on camera.
    seen last night on tvb news ( Cantonese version), it was a tragically spectacular accident, showed other angles (apparent street camera), even more spectacular and sadly tragic

    I google these incident afterwards, the other footage on china news google 南京 車禍 selected video, the china news footage a bit too graphic as it show slow down on the occupants being flung out the car and afterwards the bodies on the street, not nice at all

    seems so dic head was drinking and trying to impress this bird with his dangerous fast and frantic driving with his powerful bmw, the impact was estimated at 160-180km per hour at the actual time of impact

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    Seems the 2 killed were innocent people in another car

    Drunk driving, drugs ruled out in Nanjing car crash
    Source:Global Times Published: 2015-6-23 0:18:02
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    The driver of a BMW sedan which crashed into a Mazda sedan and fled the scene in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province on Saturday was cleared of driving under the influence of liquor or drugs, local police announced.

    The BMW driver, identified as 35-year-old construction businessman Wang Jijin, sped through a red light in Nanjing's Qinhuai district on Saturday afternoon, hitting a Mazda sedan, a bus and a taxi.

    Two people in the Mazda were killed on the spot while the taxi driver was injured, according to a police statement.

    Surveillance footage showed that the impact shattered the Mazda sedan.

    Wang fled the scene but was arrested by local police and has been detained for suspected traffic offenses, while the cause of the accident is still under investigation, read the statement.

    Speculation quickly spread that Wang was either under the influence of liquor or drugs while driving as white powder was reportedly found in his vehicle. Rumors also said that Wang does not have a driver's license.

    Local police have denied all rumors, saying that no drugs were found and that they have confirmed Wang's identity. He also has a valid driver's license, police said.

    The white powder was corn flour, local newspaper Modern Express reported.

    The BMW sedan was a debt bondage paid by a man surnamed Xu in 2014, according to Wang's wife, police said.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Trebor:
    Seems the 2 killed were innocent people in another car
    This is why I don't drive on the mainland, even if you pay me (well...if you pay me a lot I might consider it....). People who say HK driving is bad will think twice once they see mainland driving.

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    I think I may be wrong on this one but didn't the CCP want to reduce the number of road deaths in China and they achieved there targets well ahead of schedule. It used to be around 300K per year but it is now down to around 80K per year.

    No doubt roads and driving have much improved in China but there is still flagrant disregard for road manners. The biggest drop was achieved by using police numbers rather than coroner numbers for road deaths. The number of people dying on the roads 1/2'd overnight. Well done...