02-11-2021 Fort Worth, TX - 100 Car Pile Up Additional Video - Several Fatalities and Large Number o 

PTSD can definitely happen to them. My late father was a police officer before I was born and he was dispatched to a horrible accident where a young girl lost her life and he ended up leaving the police force because of it. First responders pay a heavy toll on events like these. They could also use many prayers for comfort and peace.

I agree. 🙏 The recovery services and police never know what they're about to face but follow through on their unenviable duty. 🇺🇸💜

Towing is a lifestyle. It takes a certain kind of person to be able to do this job. We normally have to store wrecks for weeks due to insurance and investigations...The smell can be pretty bad. You never forget the ones involving kids.

The wreckers (tow rigs) get paid buku, but they earn that money!

@@FirebirdCamaro1220 the amount of pay doesn't matter or help in tragic situations like what happened here.

Wow. That's actually very beautiful.

Thank you for this and praise to JESUS CHRIST for saving your son God bless.

@@bradcoddington1679 Thank you for your kind words. Amen. God bless you too🙏

I was involved in a black ice accident when I was 18 when I still lived in NY. I now live in Phoenix, and work in Los Angeles, so don't have to deal with this shit anymore

@@FirebirdCamaro1220 Thank God you're OK

Please do there is other money out here that’s safer & more sleep haha

Trucking has always been a dangerous occupation and isn't getting any better it's getting worse because of failed forced upon us regulations by the federal government in the name of safety. You can blame elds the hours of service and governed trucks partial credit for these types of accidents. Because these so called safety regulations cause folks to drive in these types of conditions because of that ticking time of by the hours of service and just in time deliveries.

@@bradcoddington1679 can also blame it largely on the DOT the trucking companies training schools the hire anybody with a CDL and that's unqualified to operate the commercial vehicle a lot of these people are dangerous they shouldn't have a CDL license

@@tyronew9530 agree 100percent

Ok so these poor folk where driving down a grade (hill).. ... ... basically they where in a real tuff spot, (unwanted gained speed with no ability to brake) ✋🏾 🛑 ENOUGH WITH ALL THE FINGER POINTING ☝️

If a truck driver “can’t work” because it’s raining, they need some serious driver training or their license revoked imo.

Thank you for the prayers, I think we are all in shocked here in Fort Worth

@@colleenquigley1082 you are welcome,love you,and take care of yourself mii sista.

Fed EX going to take it in the shorts no way they beat the lawsuits,there is video out there driver never hit the brakes.

@Dave. On black ice, they do no good. It's an ice skating rink.

@@davegiannotti758 hey genius I guess your pretty clueless about ice you can hit your brakes and steer to your hearts content and still never have control on ice. Please do a little research on how ice works instead of making a clueless comments

Some people don’t have a choice but to work but I agree

As a single income breadwinner in a family of 5 I get how that works. I’d possibly be a victim in the same situation but it is 100% not worth it and I’m the type of employee to take these sort of days off. If my job is at risk I’m even fine with that too

Got nothing to do with thinking your GODS gift to driving and all about being 100 percent at attention to your driving and your surroundings and road conditions. I drove all day yesterday on icy roads and a few other times this winter and had no issues because I don't take anything for granted and pay 100 percent attention to what's going on with the weather and road conditions because they are always changing mile by mile. Inattentive driving is what causes these types of wrecks because people are in their own little worlds and are clueless about what is happening around them like changing road conditions.

There are no stockpiles of salt in Texas, which is actually ironic given Grand Saline, TX has the largest working salt mine. It doesn’t matter how much space you have or how slow you are going if you are traveling on ice. The ice makes the decisions.

Salt and sand wasn't the fault here neither was the weather ,guess who's fault this was

@@smiln42 It freezes in Texas like 30 times a year yet that's not enough for salt?

Appreciate your explanation. Gives perspective to the images and prevents misjudging the drivers involved.

Look up the I-80 Wyoming pileup from April 2015, it's worse than this I think

Man u can say that again

Railroad industry was taken over by trucks.

Because I Can And It's My Business

People are too busy on their phones Snapchatting putting makeup on FaceTiming driving 80 miles an hour down the road in there own little world.

So true

Exactly correct doesn't matter how fast your going if you have 100percent attention to your driving and surroundings and road conditions. Because if you see what's up ahead and see an issue you will have time to react to the situation. But if you're attention is not 100percent on your driving this is the outcome.

I agree....its FOOLISH to think they can drive on ICE. THE DEATHS were PREVENTABLE and foolishness killed them.

Yep, most can't even drive in dry weather. Much less stuff like this.

Guess what no collision midigation system is going to work on ice. The only thing that would stop something like this is 100 percent attention on the conditions of the roads what's happening as far as you can see ahead of you and your surroundings. No technology is going to help on ice unless you have studded tires.

Eld had nothing to do with this ,I have yet to see a eld drive a truck ,another idiotic statement by a total dips..t ,even before elds.were mandated drivers still wouldn't slow down and they still drive like idiots in adverse weather ,not saying a driver was at fault ,wasn't there but ill bet it was

@@jr3254 Just shows you how stupid you are since they put the ELD in the trucks everybody drives like a bat out of hell you can’t even get fuel without somebody trying to run over your ass so shut up

@@walterblack8602 i don't need to shut up im just stating a fact ,your just stating ignorance because your ignorant waawaaawaaa

ELD,s were to to have everyone comply not just a handfull. Government regulations had nothing to do with this accident. Same old blame game. Ive been trucking 38 years and I have no problems with the regulations. Just makes everyone comply to the law.

AMEN ....i seen DUMB ass in Wyoming night Driving i pass this idiot he's watching PORN Laptop on the dash couldn't believe it 🤯

I absolutely agree that cars and big trucks should have separated road ways. I drive truck. It is dangerous for everyone to have big vehicles and small vehicles together. It doesn't matter who is at fault when a big truck hits a small car it is bad.

Most were nurses..one nurse did get out of her car from the back of her car, caught a ride with her friend who wasn't on the toll and was at work on time..

No winter tires are good for ice even tires designed for ice yes they are better on ice but not the answer. Studded tires are the only answer for ice and no one in Texas is going to have studded tires.

They dont sell winter tires here, or tire chains..our tires are made for the heat along with our roads..Our winters normally doesn't get below 32 degrees..in our summers we always get over 100+ degrees... This freeway was clear of Ice till they got to this bridge which is on a curve and a hill and than the bridge..they truly didnt stand a chance hitting this black ice

A bridge freezes over for 1 day out of 365. I'm not buying tires, I'm staying the fuck off the bridge.

Yea FedEx was determined to deliver.

Fuckups wreck a lot.

Percocets will do the trick

I hope the doctors will have the guts to perscribe responsibility and only as absolutely needed. There isn't much point in saving someone only to have them walk out with an addiction that destroys everything that made life worthwhile.

@@hippiebits2071 Don't be so quick to believe the propaganda. It's not only causing undue & very unnecessary suffering but it's killing people. CDC admitted they inflated the numbers of prescription opioid overdoses deaths. If addiction was as common as they would have you to believe, then most of us should be addicted. The prescribing is at a 20 year low yet overdose is up. It's not prescription problem. It's illicit opiods but there's money to be made in suboxone & in illicit drugs by private sector & alphabet agencies, courts DA,etc. Also a big difference between addiction & dependence. Addiction a person becomes dysfunctional. Dependence is same as being dependent on stations or heart meds or any other meds your body becomes dependent upon to function properly.

Really...I don't even know many people and I know at least 4 dead from opioids. I have had clients (unrelated field)obviously stuggling with addictions to the point I would rather lose the business than deal with them. I have two friends and one relative I expect "the" call on at any given moment...two have ZERO quality of life due to their addiction and the other is very much headed there. I've sat for hours in the ER next to an addict who had self injured and was screaming at the nurse about what she felt her "proper" dose was...SHE WAS 14!!! Does this happen to everyone...no, but the fact that it's happening to anyone is absolutely tragic. Please tell me how any of what I just wrote is propaganda??? My guess is that you either are a nurse who would rather have patients sedated than listen to them complain or you live in a household with someone who can't kick the stuff (possibly even yourself). My heart goes out to these people it really does, and I don't think other people should have to unnecessarily suffer in pain but to suggest even most of these people need opioids without knowing the extent of their injuries is silly and misguided. Injuries ARE painful by design. People have been healing for decades while in discomfort, it's a reality of life unfortunately.

AMEN...I teach my wife the Smith system MAN she's a better driver then she was it works

That’s not going to happen, but I am in favor of removing bad drivers from the industry until they get their head out of their ass.

Have fun when your local store always has empty shelves. Trucks would never get anywhere in that case.

Yeah but they close down the 🛣️ anyway n insurance costs go up substantially, though it would be hard to enforce!

@@DAV1979 terrible idea. It would increase the amount of wrecks from 4 wheelers. Limit them to 5 or 10 under maybe but 55 would cause more problems, not to mention passing.

Because some have demanding jobs that you have to be there be glad yours is not one if you have a job

Don't worry Paul, your wish is granted. He ended up dying.

It was ice no one has control on ice, SMH you a fkn a** hole. he lost his life in this accident

I agree as a professional Driver he should have seen it coming 2 bad he wasn't paying attention ahead...The Smith System works.

@@tyronew9530 who the hell trained and licensed these Idiots?!?!?!

@@roycavasoz7239 🤷🏾‍♂️

They couldn’t slow down because of the black ice

I drive through Thorton everyday on i25, its the worse driving I've ever seen and grew up driving through i95, NJ, Philly and NYC my whole life

@@HouseJawn So it's not just me! Thanks for your reply!

@HeatherFeather 👍

That is a common misperception. When you move to a different state and renew your insurance, it is reevaluated by your new zip and state. Your premiums will in increase or decrease based on the driving/crash data from your location. Also, i live north of this location and north of this crash for 100 plus miles north (the area they came from) we had NO precipitation at all. All the freezing rain was south, the area the traffic was headed. I don’t watch tv but i would like to know if the weather was warning these drivers of the hazard. It all happened just before the sun rose, so it was black ice they didnt see. Texas doesn’t get freezing ice or snow very often. It caught them off guard. If your a truck driver and been driving a couple 100 miles with no ice or snow - how do you know when you happen upon the ice line (where it begins) ? I wonder why the police didnt have warning signs up - (use the amber alert signs to warn drivers of the black ice)? And did the local weather and radio warn of the danger? So sad.

@@ruth7965 Yeah, I wish I could believe that but I don't. In the same way that I live in the Pacific Northwest and have earthquake insurance. We get a 8.5 earthquake and all the houses are destroyed, they aren't going to to cover the losses.