₦airaland Forum

Madaraa1:
that is why I prefer back seat

foolbuster:
Me do over 120km/h in an SUV. I dey craze?
I can risk overspeeding in a sedan never in an SUV unless its an urus.

Ifakiland:
Not bad, just few new car parts, fresh painting and the SUV is back to normal. Would still worth atleast 2m.

Fheelzz:
SUBHANALLAH may we and our family members encounter such. chai

DMerciful:
It matters. Middle to back seats are the safest!

Madaraa1:
that is why I prefer back seat

Stillthebest:


This could be a brake failure. Can't forget the day my brake failed on a motion. Thank God I wasn't accelerating too high.

Youngsage:
Speeding in a sedan or SUV, what's the difference

zikter:
The degree of impact.

Ucee1999:
Your level of reasoning is so low. Chai

foolbuster:
Me do over 120km/h in an SUV. I dey craze?
I can risk overspeeding in a sedan never in an SUV unless its an urus.

hiuser:
Get to the point of driving!!! -_-! see new year!!!

Tapout:
120km/h on any vehicle isn't even fast enough IMO. i comfortably do that without blinking......but from all indications, that truck was stationary. dunno why FRSC turn a blind eye to stationary trucks on the road.

Wickedtruths:
120 in a SUV is dangerous. An SUV at 120 has less stability than a power bike at 140. I use an SUV and I'm telling you.

In 2010, a Benz ML SUV sped past us on Ife Ibadan express with our driver flagging him to slow down. He entered a depression on the road ahead of us and flipped. Not potholes o, just road depression. The couple in it died instantly. All these happened under 2 mins.

frowland:
Oga look very well, that truck guy parked well, but maybe no triangle. What causes this is most likely the driver slept and rammed the parked truck OR he tried a dangerous overtake and ran into a parked truck. This even did not happen at night but day from the visible evidence.
While coming back from East on the 31st, the driver in my front was sleeping and jearing all over the place. I used my horn to blast him continuously until he regain conciousness and parked. 5 seconds sleep on steering can be deadly.

midehi2:
Like what i just said, this very accident looks like the one of about 3yrs ago xmas period on that ore road, same car, same parked truck, same fine lady at the front car, it happened right before us, immediately after Ore, the rate of speed from the car was much that we even have to flag him down to drive easy, the next thing we heard was "gbaoooo, on a parked truck, the worst was they all died in that crash, but my surprised was how come even the occupant at the back seat died too, a young boy at the back seat of the driver, just as this pics died too, the man driving was the last to take his last breath after so much long effort to open his door, that day i cried my eyes out, very beautiful family

RIP to them

Baroba:
A parked car is not a threat or danger to a careful driver, that lexus must have been moving at well over 120km/hr.. Either he was drunk or lost control of the vehicle..

Nigerians are reckless and impatient, and we never learn..

Tapout:
120km/h on any vehicle isn't even fast enough IMO. i comfortably do that without blinking......but from all indications, that truck was stationary. dunno why FRSC turn a blind eye to stationary trucks on the road.

Vuvuzela101:
The owner of this vehicle is Okechukwu Chigozie. Maybe he is returning from the east with the spouse or acquitance.

bentwood85:
Most accident(especially automobile collission) are caused by the driver sleeping on the steering, in July I escaped death after the driver of the car I was traveling in lost control because dozed off.

Jarus:
A Sedan would have been worse in this kind of situation because it will completely enter the underbelly of that truck

Ucee1999:
Your level of reasoning is so low. Chai

Ucee1999:
Your level of reasoning is so low. Chai