Why does the dashcam guy appear to be buttoning up his pants as he walks toward the totally strange scene?
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Life is lonely on the road.
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I have seen a trailer truck do exactly that once in '91 on the Nimitz freeway between Emeryville and Oakland. Can find it totally believable, and probably not that freak.
(Minus the landing on a roof, in this case the trailer went vertical and then toppled to the side back down to the road.)
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Reminds me of when they altered the roadway of highway 400 east of Calvary cemetery in Wichita, KS (with a wall, even) because the house at the bend was ultra-prone to truck impacts.
It’s all major highway now, but at the time, the owners must have regretted living there.
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That time you didn’t get the insurance on a rental. 
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“You know how hard it is to find a parking place round here? I figured I’d just put it on the roof. I can always move it if anyone complains.”
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Are we sure this is what’s happening here? Maybe there’s a piano on the second floor of that house they want removed.
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For me the most surprising thing was that there was no audible reaction from the driver. No “oh shit”, or even an “oh, my”.
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Were the bystanders moving slowly to give the impression of slow-motion?
Quite a graceful landing
Is it confirmed that’s a Penske rental? Looks to me like it Hertz.
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I downloaded this the other day, almost entirely for the name alone. Not played it yet but it looks insane.
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Hollywood CG folks should be taking notes. This opens up a whole new set of plausible truck stunts if this goes viral.
At 0:28, there’s a two-frame flash of white in the sky above the powerlines. Is that just a compression artifact or a glint of light?
Would it kill you to pull over instead of just leaving your car in the middle of the road before getting out?
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