Accident @ adam road
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was dua by some organizer of an event and on the way hm juz nw,saw a article wif a pic of a mitsubishi lancer,was overturned
so wat reallyhappen?
i had to witness a similar one last week
was featured in newpaper fri 23/6/06 -
i dunno if u guys know this? assuming u're properly belted in, in a high speed accident, the more times u roll the more likely u are to survive the accident?
When a car rolls, what it does is to dissipate energy. Energy which otherwise might have been transferred to the occupants of the car. Thats how people die, when the energy from a big crash is absorbed by the occupants instead of by the crash structure. -
i witness some overturn accidents these few weeksOriginally posted by adenblade:hi...
it was my fren's car who overturned... three people inside but thank God nobody got hurt, just badly shaken.
one was when i was wif drumstick and another one was on sat night
on an expressway
but dun tink its related to the adam roads accident since the newpaper featured it on fri and the wreckage shld have been cleared -
Does your theory applies more to race cars?? A normal sedan car should not flip over easily unless a third force is being applied to it.Originally posted by HENG@:i dunno if u guys know this? assuming u're properly belted in, in a high speed accident, the more times u roll the more likely u are to survive the accident?
When a car rolls, what it does is to dissipate energy. Energy which otherwise might have been transferred to the occupants of the car. Thats how people die, when the energy from a big crash is absorbed by the occupants instead of by the crash structure.
Just two weeks ago I saw one type R overturn near to king albert park. -
i thought sedan cars are more prone to flipping? higher center of gravity or something.Originally posted by Praetorian111:Does your theory applies more to race cars?? A normal sedan car should not flip over easily unless a third force is being applied to it.
Just two weeks ago I saw one type R overturn near to king albert park. -
physics applies to everything. At hign speeds, when the limits of adhesion are being breached, it can flip fairly easily.Originally posted by Praetorian111:Does your theory applies more to race cars?? A normal sedan car should not flip over easily unless a third force is being applied to it.
Just two weeks ago I saw one type R overturn near to king albert park.