ukadamwest · May 24, 2018

Loosely RR related as it's an Evoke

How did he WALK AWAY from that? Shocking aftermath of horror crash where HGV landed on roof of Range Rover… but the driver escaped with a few scratches

The Range Rover and the HGV were on the A5127 near Lichfield at the time
The 38-tonne truck landed on top of the roof of the unlucky Range Rover
Despite the crash, the Range Rover's driver and passenger escaped unharmed
The truck driver had to be freed by the emergency services after the smash

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...away-horror-smash-saw-HGV-land-cars-roof.html

Shimsteriom · May 24, 2018

I hope the Landy driver went straight to the shop and bought a lottery ticket!

Bix · May 24, 2018

How in the hell did that even happen? Also, although heavy, most truck bodies aren't that robust, the only real strength is the chassis. Which would be why the RR did so well against it.

The RR had to survive roll over testing, trucks don't need to because there is an assumption they aren't going to end upside down very often. Behind the cab it is normally just fiberglass and insulation.

Clunkbucket · May 24, 2018

I've always worried about flying trucks!

ukadamwest · May 24, 2018

Clunkbucket said:
I've always worried about flying trucks!

how about flying evokes ?

sheriff · May 24, 2018

There they go again putting Range Rover and Ejoke together in the same sentence. NOT ON ! Now stop it

DanClarke · May 24, 2018

Clunkbucket said:
I've always worried about flying trucks!

I couldn't give "flying **uck" LOL.

neilly · May 24, 2018

They walked away from the flying lesson.

Cheers

gold rover · May 25, 2018

I know ejokes are an embarrassment, but trying to hide in a truck is a bit extreme.

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