What in the hell was she thinking?
That car has dealer platesā¦ possibly not her car at all but instead an āextendedā test drive?
I thought that was the dashcam driver singing! I was looking forward to his soothing exclamation at what was about to transpire.
Works pretty well this way too though. The conjunction of that music with surreal violence pleases me greatly.
iām gonna guess, because hey why not, there was a bee or a wasp in the car and she couldnāt deal. So she got out. She was driving erratically before the exit like something was bothering her intermittently.
Arrested for DUI, she was released for lack of evidence.
Good thing she got out of there, that thing was a death trap!!!
A lack of evidence that she was drunk, I could buy, but the evidence of something seriously wrong must be right there in the accident report. Donāt the local laws have something along the lines of ādangerous drivingā? Stepping out of a moving vehicle that subsequently crosses the central reservation into the opposite flowing lanes must surely count.
ā¦was taken to a hospital for āa non injury-related reasonā before CHP officers arrived on scene, the CHP said.
Which could even point to a mental health issue, transient or otherwise.
But thatās just speculation. All care and no responsibility.
Indeed, dealer plates made me immediately think there was something more dodgy than stupidity going on here:
??? It was a promotion for those self driving cars. ???
From the carās service logbook:
āTest drive was okay, but self-driving did not work.ā
āSelf-driving is not installed in this vehicle.ā
Yeah, I would expect thereās some mental health/meds issue. I think the dealer plates are a red-herring.
Drugs.
I mean, technically, she wasnāt driving at the time!
A wasp. Or a really big spider.
It could just be a newly purchased car without permanent plates yet.
Oh right, thatās not even a thing in my country.
What is this i dont evenā¦
How can having dashcam video not be sufficient evidence of at least negligent and willful behavior?
