That steel going through the windshield was freaky. That cop did a fantastic job backing away from the explosion in the dark. Logging truck accident had nothing to do with the age of the truck. Load was top heavy and he took the corner way too fast. good video thanks.

the bridge beam: hauling extra long loads like this is commonly done with just a small "bogie" acting as the rear of the trailer, and the item itself is the rest of the trailer. in this instance, the tow team didn't mount the beam properly on the bogie unit.

@BeeWhistler

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, I saw three trucks hauling huge girders just the other day and they were doing it the same way. Just gotta do it right.

@karenneill9109

10 ай бұрын

The bogie hit the concrete barrier, that’s how it came dislodged.

@paullogan9960

10 ай бұрын

The reason the bogie unit hit the jersey wall was because the pilot failed to correct the steering. He is closer so he controls the track. Standard on any load over a certain length.

@lloydservice2198

9 ай бұрын

@@karenneill9109 huh what happened I wasn’t listening 😅

@lloydservice2198

9 ай бұрын

Sorry😅😢

Why the hell would you stay stationary if there's freaking powerlines falling on your lane

@castleanthrax1833

10 ай бұрын

I haven't watched the video, but I'm assuming they mean to stay in your vehicle because it's the safest place to be. You will only get electrocuted if you place your feet onto the ground and allow the electricity to pass through your body. The rubber tyres provide protection against electrocution.

@DaveMustang74

10 ай бұрын

​@castleanthrax1833 not in this case. You'll see.

@DaveMustang74

10 ай бұрын

No shhh!

@slowanddeliberate6893

10 ай бұрын

​@castleanthrax1833 He could have driven backwards or turned around.

@castleanthrax1833

10 ай бұрын

@slowanddeliberate6893 You're absolutely correct. He definitely could have. I'm not sure what that's got to do with my comment, though.

You weren’t watching the same video we were for number one. The truck on the left (not the small white one) was passing the truck on the right. As the truck on the left was passing he started coming up to a slower truck ahead of him. So the left truck tried to get over into the right lane to pass the slower truck that’s in the left lane. He nearly hit the slower truck in the right forcing it to move further right. The little truck in the rear on the left had nothing to do with any of it.

@dannylim3318

10 ай бұрын

You beat me to it. Little truck was innocent.

@ObiWanCannabi

10 ай бұрын

right, it was the truck towing a trailer in the fast overtaking lane that was the asshole, he is blocking up the whole motorway so he can go 2.7mph faster than before, taking about 2 years to overtake, the guy in the truck on the left puts his foot down to get out around the guy who is going to be slowing him down and cuts up the dickhead who has probably been trying to overtake for the last 12 KM

@scottmcshannon6821

10 ай бұрын

little was a tailgating asshole, but not responsible for this accident. the truck in front tried to change lanes to a spce shorter than his own truck.@@dannylim3318

@graham2631

10 ай бұрын

The only guy who got away was the impatient one and caused that mess.

@nkronert

10 ай бұрын

Still the small truck should never have tailgated the other truck.

Those are not telephone poles but high voltage electric transmission line poles. The logging truck may have been unable to slow down as much as he needed to as he was going down hill. Many of the logging trucks seem to be overloaded and top heavy any way.

I take it that the person driving behind the log truck has never seen Final Destination

hello underworld love your channel

I have a feeling that wasn’t just mud in that water🤢🤮

@debbieellett9093

10 ай бұрын

Yup, thinking it was kaka🙀

@galaxy1234

10 ай бұрын

U r right

Lot's of other " stuff " too that we miss. Years ago probably never would have seen these. Thanks.

HOW CAN ANYONE ACTUALLY ENJOY WATCHING THESE VIDEOS GOOD BYE

Thank you for another excellent video !! I was wondering have u done a video about disasters in Canada ? I’m in Alberta . I was just wondering . Keep up the great work

@coldlakealta4043

9 ай бұрын

the Edmonton Elks

I love this channel and these videos! Thank you for sharing them with us.

Those are power poles, NOT telephone poles!

That bumper hitting the windshield is some Final Destination stuff

@BeeWhistler

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, that was absolutely not a new fear unlocked… a lot of us already have that one!

@lloydservice2198

9 ай бұрын

Ik

While there appear to be telephone lines on the poles, they are primarily power poles, energized at dangerous voltage levels.

The video with the overhead cables is amazing, I'm from n.ireland haven't seen anything like that since the 60s, didn't think there were cables still like that, ours are all underground

@johncooper4637

9 ай бұрын

I guess you are paying for those underground power lines every time you turn on a light. Those lines are carrying many tens or hundreds of thousands of volts - to put them underground is way too expensive. There was some location in Los Angeles, California that had an underground high voltage line. The line failed because of expansion and contraction of the conductors that eventually caused them to short out in many places along the 16 km route. The cost to repair that 230 KV three phase line was enormous.

@oskar6747

7 ай бұрын

@@johncooper4637 We also have almost everything underground. You don't want to lose power every time a squirrel electrocutes itself. Or get electrocuted because someone hit a pole with their car. Or even just having to unplug everything during a thunderstorm would be annoying. When I was a child we had cables overground and there were numerous occasions my computer rebooted and I lost everything I had been downloading for hours through dial-up. At school we also lost electricity few times a day for a second because of a squirrel. The last time we had a powercut in Helsinki was in 2003. So it's definitely worth putting all cables underground. Next time there is a huge solar storm we will probably have electricity back in minutes/hours when you americans have lost everything and replace transformers for weeks...

Es una llamada de atención que nos inspira a ser más proactivos en el desarrollo de la resiliencia. ¡Excelente trabajo!

Life might be tough, but with a humble lifestyle, one can still overcome challenges 😆

The blaze from #3 looks like a volcanic eruption to me. Regardless, you would not want that near you at all. Loved the video!

ban qua gjoi trong nghanh nghe nay. ban rat dung cam va sang suot. chuc ban luon hanh phuc va an lanh. chua phu ho ban.

See, that thumbnail freaks me out. One time I was stopped at a red light and beside me was a truck of huge, fat-ass logs, and I spent the rest of the wait pondering how my life currently depended on that one not-so-big looking metal post.

@judil3294

9 ай бұрын

When I was young a friend was with his mom on the highway when a logging truck rushed past them. She was dragged somehow by the draft into the truck. She was killed and my friend ended up with a broken leg.

@serenity6415

9 ай бұрын

@@judil3294 omg, that's horrible! I'm sorry for her family

At 02:10 the huge steel beam needed a steerable rear "dolly", with a human "driver" to ensure alignment so this doesn't happen. Oops !

Nice and good

@ 2:10 The wreck was @ I-40 Exit 407 using the WB offramp. This was prior to the interchange being reconfigured from a normal type interchange into the current configuration of a DDI.

@nashvillecop1

6 ай бұрын

Video announcer needs to learn how to pronounce ‘Sevierville’! It’s called Si-veer-ville, not See-vee-er ville!

Este narrador maduro precisa de seu próprio show! Sua paixão por esses momentos de estrada é contagiante.

@ 8:25 A Final Destination Moment !!! 😳😫

23rd like and first comment??

@castleanthrax1833

10 ай бұрын

The bar must be set pretty low in your world, huh?

@gabe80million

10 ай бұрын

@@castleanthrax1833 I can't tell if that's an insult or not

@castleanthrax1833

10 ай бұрын

​@@gabe80millionI can see why you're celebrating that "achievement" of yours. 😂

@gabe80million

10 ай бұрын

@@castleanthrax1833 yeah, I've never been a first comment on a channel with 1.5m subscribers but alright apparently that's such a bad thing.

Number 5 - at some points in the video if you look carefully at the bottom of the shot, you can see that crack in the windshield. So it wasn't the crash that caused it.

Love your videos and channel however all this going from China, India, Thailand and the U.S. is giving me whiplash! Just saying! 😂 However I find it amazing that it seems every one has a phone/camera recording disasters! We no longer need to send in VHS Tapes to Funny Home Videos, remember that? 😊

If the trucks have been properly maintained then age is not a problem.

My grandfather was a logging truck driver died when my Dad was 12 had a load it shifted he pulled over went to reset the tie down and the logs rolled on him

@serenity6415

10 ай бұрын

Omg I'm so sorry. My condolences to your family, belatedly but still

@scottmcshannon6821

10 ай бұрын

everytime i see one of those logging trucks i think the center of gravity is way way too high.

@serenity6415

10 ай бұрын

@@scottmcshannon6821 and those metal poles/braces look like they just slide in there, too.

The proper pronunciation of Sevierville ... Think of severe weather. Severe-ville. That accident happened at the Sevierville exit off of I-40. (And, BTW, that pool in #8 was NOT being hauled from the manufacturer. You can tell that was a used pool.)

@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

10 ай бұрын

As a Tennessean (Nashville,) I thank you for that Sevierville correction

It's to the point, I see crazy stuff in the news I think "Underworld will have the footage."

10 failures, proceeds to name 4 in the intro. 😂

@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, kind of a spoiler

10:53 I never expected the dash cam layout during 2005 to look this this...

2:35 the difference between tragic and tragedy is inevitability.............

#9 Locals pronounce it exactly like "se Veer", not "Se vee err". I know that intersection. I recognized the sign for the Bass Pro Shop just beyond that light.

@brandiduvall6595

10 ай бұрын

I used to be a local too and will always pronounce it as "Se veer vull" Kinda made me stutter when he enunciated the name 😂

I don’t mess with 18 wheelers. I give them space.

#5 - East is to the right on a map with North up, not west, so Cambridge is east of Columbus. Just dropped my kid at college near there :)

8:12 ‘80 miles west of Columbus’ More like 23,000 miles.

@kazzellinempanger8998

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, let's not get east and west mixed up now. Whoopsie! Surprised the narrator didn't catch that!

i like this

I saw a video similar to the truck bumper, but it was an axe.

5:59 no, not pulled away quickly, slowly as if was waiting for the pole to drop on their heads

0:47 When the Graboid eats Taco Bell:

I don’t know what song the guys in the pool clip were listen to, but I love it and I’m super curious to what what its name is and who sings it!

@degraafenator

10 ай бұрын

According to shazam it is Vanotek feat. Eneli - Back to me (N.O.A.H Remix

In the uk our logging trucks are only 4 years old and commercial this year

Very nice information. KHB LHR

Speed plays an important role in some accidents !! You have to go WAY SLOWER WITH THOSE KIND OF LOADS BECAUSE THEY WILL SHIFT ✅👈❗ SLOWER WILL WIN THE RACE AND GET U HOME !❗✅👈❗❗❗

@MCAlexisYT

10 ай бұрын

You sound like both one of those obvious scam bots practically raiding the first reply spot and a "keyword-stuffing" bot that the youtuber NationSquid once had which commented *WAY* too many words and terms that don't make sense with each-other, like a giant word salad.

Wow, that bogus clip.... I mean bonus clip... what are you talking about??!? It looks like one car might have been bumped slightly. Who writes the BS you say?!?!?

Thanks to this channel I know there’s such a thing as a prefecture-level city. Someday I’ll bother to google that and find out what the crud a prefecture-level city is. Also I realize it all went down quickly but if you have reason to think a logging truck is unstable maybe try 911 instead of just getting yourself a nice video to upload? If it had all happened on a left turn one of those cars could have been crushed. I don’t think I’d feel great about myself if my only response was to watch, no, to film some random person or family getting crushed by logs. Didn’tdo the driver any good either way.

@Nash1a

10 ай бұрын

NONE of this was shot by the guy who uploaded this. This narrator says things like "our camera person" etc but its not true. They just get permission to use other peoples clips.

@StAlphonsusHasAPosse

10 ай бұрын

​@Nash1a The OP wasn't referring to this site, but to the person who originally filmed it.

At 7:10...that's Final Destination fear...it's been unlocked for years...

TURBULENCE FROM THE ON COMING PASSING TRUCK CAUSED THE TRUCK LOADED WITH LOGS TO TUMBLE OVER

2:39 That is a common way to gaul oversize beams. The rear set of axles can sometimes be steerable. However what happened here is I think the chains weren't tight enough or simply not enough of them. As a result the tridem came out of alignment with the beam and the tractor. 4:04 The ppol guy isn't a pro, I'll wager that was an installer that apparently didn't think the wind qould be that big a deal. To transport and wide load requires permits and if it's big enough an escort. 13:37 That looks like a bearing collapsed.

Hello, is there a new part of the Underworld movie?

I don’t know how that’s 2 cm unless his head was laying on the steering wheel.

@judil3294

9 ай бұрын

I think he did say from his hand.

# 1 was not the small trucks fault, but the Semi in front of them! Tailgating was bad yes. But the trucker should have done nothing but keep driving.

16:10 The white trucks changed lanes too close to the brown trucks. Therefore the brown truck had to brake hard and left the road. Also, the white truck was way too fast

In number 9 that couldve been fixed with a bit of fancy rope work.

As for the scene with the pool falling over on the truck, as an ex pool guy I would have spoke with the homeowners and explain to them that the only way to save the situation was to continue to patch the cracks and holes the best you can then drop the fiberglass pool into its hole, now treated like a liner job put in your vermiculite light concrete mixture smooth it all out drop your liner in now the homeowner has an extremely nice pool for a great great deal and the problem is kind of soft but it's the best you can make up the situation😂

@karenneill9109

10 ай бұрын

It was an old pool that they were taking to the dump.

@voiddweller5331

10 ай бұрын

@@karenneill9109 how would you know that wasn't even in our country

@karenneill9109

10 ай бұрын

@@voiddweller5331 I was going by the fact that it was cracked before the accident, that the inside was filthy, peeling and a variety of sun bleached colours.

@voiddweller5331

10 ай бұрын

@@karenneill9109 Yes I looked at the video again and you are correct the pool was on its way to the dump but it's still ended up in the middle of the road lol

@123TauruZ321

8 ай бұрын

Do you also tell them to use punctuation marks?

at 1:50....its Se-veer- ville.......like 'severe'......

How do you actually get the big beam from A to B?

@BeeWhistler

10 ай бұрын

By strapping it on correctly.

@zodarian6705

9 ай бұрын

More carefully than they did apparently

In the 80s not sure exact date but log truck completely annihilated 2 families going on a hay ride here in NB Canada.

☺Jak widać po tych zdarzeniach jankesy to skończone durnie.

I might be wrong, but at 10:00 the video looks like Toronto, actually.

age had nothing to do with that log truck. it wasnt loaded right. it was mixed instead of bigger heavier logs on the bottom and getting smaller to the top.

Log truck was overloaded.

The power wires: More than $100,000.

@themusicman-ij7op

9 ай бұрын

Funny he called them telephone poles first🫢🫢🫢🫢🫢

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10:03 this is Toronto, not Xuzhou.

in the last one, the right hand truck caused the problem initially by blocking the road driving in the wrong lane, he wasnt overtaking....yes the small truck shouldnt have tailgated, he looked frustrated at the driver

#7 That was no telephone pole.

The last video in Thailand is the Trailer stubbornly keep on hogging the fast lane and the two smaller trucks became irritated, the truck that sways back did it intentionally since he is angry with the trailer mover who hogged in the passing lane, Thai drive on the left and heavy vehicle should drive on the left all the time and in the speed limit

sorry I don't know how to spell it but Mr jung is one lucky man.

"About 80 miles West..." *look at pin of Cambridge, Ohio then look at where Columbus is* Um, you EAST of Columbus 😅

Water main burst

If you see electric poles done, don't you, dear, get out of your car ever.

@castleanthrax1833

10 ай бұрын

I understand what you're getting at, but to not get out of their car EVER? C'mon mate. 😂😂😂

@TheChocodiledundee

10 ай бұрын

But if you have to, pee directly on the sparks to put out the fire.😂

That sign at 09:46 is not in Cambridge, Ohio.

Drive as though every other driver is crazy including truckers. In the winter semis can throw huge quantities of snow on your windshield. This is especially true of UPS trucks and their competitors: FedX, Deutsche Post, International Distribution Services, and Yellow. The drivers have absolutely no concern after they've dumped wheel barrow loads of snow onto your wind shield . Theycontinue to drive unconcernedly down the road. Behind the scenes, trucking companies lobby public officials to make it more difficult to sue them and to limit the amount of the verdict. If one is severely injured and needs assistance changing a catheter or rolling over in bed, medical bills can exceed $750,000 easily. Some states only require truckers to carry $750,000. When you consider that you can't work after being seriously injured, you can picture the magnitude of the problem you may face in the future.

லோடு வாகனங்கள் அனைத்தும் அதிகப்படியான வேகத்தினாலேயே விபத்துகள் ஏற்பட்டுள்ளன.

Some of these were stupidity to dangerous 🙂🌺

As a 39 + year trucker the age of the truck didn’t turn this logging rig over inexperience of the drive letting someone load his truck to high , and those split logs don’t play u better know what ya doing hauling them

Re, the last video. The white truck was wrong for tailgating but he didn't cause the accident. The trucks were impeding traffice. Whichever is the dominant lane of traffic left or right.(here is right lane in the US) that vehicle caused the wreck because of their driving in the wrong lane. You pass and move over when clear. Not camp in the slow lane.

@castleanthrax1833

10 ай бұрын

You ALWAYS camp in the slow lane if you are the slower vehicle.

@debbieellett9093

10 ай бұрын

The truck ahead of the small one cut off the truck in the left lane, causing him to swerve. Not sure what the original commenter was trying to say.

15:59 Tailgating is wrong. But the tailgating truck did not cause the accident. The semi in front has no obligation to pull over until it is safe to do so, and he couldn't stop quick enough to cause an accident if he wanted to. But notice there is a slower truck braking ahead of the semi. This braking truck causes the semi to try to pull over, and he does so without making sure there is room behind him. This causes the accident. Also, the truck passing another truck in the opening scene of this segment is making a normal maneuver to pass a slower vehicle. So why does the narrator present it as some dangerous driver? Where the passing lane is open and there are no oncoming cars, you are indeed allowed to pass.

Catastrophic? Should’ve titled this “a few small accidents”

That last one is hardly the fault of the little truck, sure its a bad idea to tail people (esp big trucks), but that was 100% the middle trucks fault for trying to shoot a motorcycle sized gap in an 18 wheeler.

The pole was not a telephone pole. Obviously it was a high voltage transmission line. Do you even LOOK at the video?

4:58 people like this wouldn’t survive if it was for the government

Why do you have to spoil it with the intro showing what is going to be coming up it spoils the fun

*RIP* to all the dead people

16 minutes and 42 seconds later and I am still waiting to see anything that I would classify as a catastrophe.

@stewartfoster6581

9 ай бұрын

I once saw my Kitty lose a mouse he was chasing..that was a CATastrophe....sort of....

@coldlakealta4043

9 ай бұрын

was that like winning a Cat Ass Trophy?@@stewartfoster6581

@zodarian6705

9 ай бұрын

​@@stewartfoster6581my father and I watched his cat and a neighbor's cat terrorize a mouse right next to the tire of the car for about 5 to 10 minutes. I guess the mouse must have figured fuck it I'm not going out like a punk because he charged at the cats and it startled them and they jump out of the way in the little bastard escaped! We were dying laughing I said you know damn well he's going back talkingshit saying I just kicked a cat's ass they are pussies really

man calling this tight....

You already told us 4 of them. Don't tell about them again

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9:45 You're blaming the trucks for the drivers speeding? Might as well blame the guns for Uvalde lol

Wow, the narrator butchered the pronunciation of Sevierville. It's pronounced SEVERE-ville.

@jamesedgar3442

8 ай бұрын

He also botched the location of Cambridge OH, which is 80 miles EAST of Columbus, not west as the directionally-challenged narrator states.

They are careless and drive too fast.

11:40 lol which homeless person living under a rock lit up a cigarette? They should have just quit. 😅

Heres 10 failures caught on cam and 15 minutes of filler which is the biggest failure caught on cam!

Bullsheet commentary. The last clip was not caused by the small truck - although he was tailgating. The truck ahead of him swerved to avoid another truck which triggered the event.

There goes your cheap vehicle insurance payment, for next year, plus your job if it's a works vehicle. 😁