110 Fwy Overpass Accident ***GRAPHIC*** / Los Angeles RAW FOOTAGE 

Having lived in SoCal for nearly 50 years and knowing how busy that freeway is, how this didn't include other vehicles is a miracle.

I just looked the story up and the person’s name was Barbara Hazely. She was 89 years old driving herself to her dialysis appointment.

Her poor head fell out first, that's what really got me. Dying all alone like that, in this way. The work that First Responders do EVERY SINGLE DAY is some of the most selfless and heroic work there is. GOD BLESS THEM EVERY DAY!

I think it is incredibly important for people to see footage such as this, play it in high schools. People need to see that they are not at all invincible and these things happen all the time. Yes a car is a luxury item that gets u round places, but it is also a big heavy metal killing machine. Please people,stay safe and stay responsible.

Firefighters are the real heros, man. My hats off to those guys!

I’m only 5 minutes in and this reminds me how much I really love the people around me and how precious life is. 🌺🙏🏾❤️

The firefighters are always so respectful and do their best to maintain integrity for people. Dead or alive. They are truly special.

She died trying to live. How sad 😔

Seems like Emergency personnel had no other choice but to do the removal this way, seems legit, but sad to watch. R.i.p Dear woman.

I think I'd be securing that big ass steel barrier from the bridge before working under it.

Thank you for putting the website address right in the middle of the screen. It makes it so much easier to see the footage.

All my love to our service workers!!! Thank you for always being there!! You keep me safe and I so appreciate you all!!!

The end of it was hard to watch. Can't imagine in person. To her family, sorry for your loss

My deepest sympathy to the family of this woman... So sad...

Before I even started watching this, in my 22 years of experience being a firemedic…after prolonged extrication you are no longer doing a trauma core but a body recovery so bringing in the heavy engine to lift the car is the only way to get the decedent(s) out of the vehicle. Sad for her, who knows how she ended up in that predicament, but she didn’t suffer, her neck was broken (it flopped out like that for a reason) extremely surprised there wasn’t more vehicles involved in that crash cuz that’s a busy highway:( God bless her soul❤

Awww, sweetheart. Some extractions are more difficult than others, and I’m heart sore that the only way to get her out was this way. I’m so sorry to this lady’ family. What a terrible thing to see. My condolences 🌹

Her falling out of the car like that was HORRIBLE. Not saying what the first responders did was horrible, watching that, seeing that, was horrible. I will say, it is a shame they couldn't do it any other way. If her family saw that, omg...

I can not imagine what this poor woman's last minutes were? God rest her soul and TY to the firemen and what they must see and do. ((Hugs) to her and her family.

I looked up the article on this and was not expecting her to be 89. Idk why but that surprised me.

Thank you to LA Fire who saved me back in 09 and cut me out of my truck, thanks to LAPD for catching the DUI that hit me. I am forever grateful

RIP pretty lady. Your face tells some wonderfully beautiful things you've seen and lived.

It is a tough decision to take the keys away from someone but it's a necessary decision. I had to do it to my mother who thought it was ok to drive intoxicated. I did it more for the innocent people she could've killed. I had to show my 86 yr old grandma this video to get her to realize the severity of the situation. I'd rather be her chauffer than have to be in this family's situation. God Bless them.

This is so sad but yet life is going on around her. Even at her age, life ends way too soon for some of us. Sympathy to the family for their loss.

So sad seeing her spill out of the car at the end. :(

Dude you made me scared when you leaned over the edge. I’m so afraid of heights!! This one is bad :(

*FIREFIGHTERS: Overworked... Underrated!!!*

May her soul be lifted with the help of our lord and taken to her new home in heaven .✝️

These particular films/clips, need to be seen by Junior High (middle schools) students and again in freshman year of High School. Drunk driving accidents, texting accidents, running from the law accidents, so forth. Everyone kid in the world needs to understand these are not just a 'folks tale' and seen on t.v. as a harmless entertainment. This is so damn real that these are actual films/clips of the person's last moment alive or noticeably deceased.

My brother is a firefighter 👨🏻‍🚒 and I have a even greater respect for him now seeing these videos. They are true heroes and very hard to see all they have to see.

Good job capturing the scene from all angles.

Bravo to first responders around the world, we love you and need you and appreciate everything you do.

I do hope the family doesnt see this footage, and this hits hard being an EMT for yrs. These fireman I know well, they were feeling great sadness and empathy! Bless the Family and loved ones and rescue personal. Rest in Peace!

Going off the overpass like that, scary shit and it shows that you’re indeed not invincible and anything can happen, nobody is promised tomorrow

This has to be one of the most horrific extractions I've scene. Poor lady. RIP. This one needs to be shown in schools, daily. So sad. Those firefighters will probably have a hard time getting that image out of their minds before they go to bed. Wow. God blesss them

RIP for the person who died this accident. Thumbs up for first responders everyday and night they are saving our lives and facing PTSD. Love and support from Toronto, Canada🇨🇦

*Drove right off the bridge huh? Never stood a chance. When your family members are getting too old to be driving, just make sure they don’t. Don’t beg, just enforce it*

I wish all these videos had happy endings but it is nice to watch all our heroes in action. my dad & brother are both firefighters/emt's, my husband (RIP) was a police officer and my 19 yr old daughter is in the US Army & wants to be a police officer. I have the utmost respect for these people. And I gotta say that loudlabs is the best at videos. U get the best angles & always clear. Thank u!

This is the most horrific thing I have ever seen in my life. May she rest in peace.

This is one of those rare occasions where a seat belt didn't save a person (by the looks of it she was wearing one). But like my grandmother always said, when it's your time to go it's your time to go. When the Man knocks on your door there's nothing you can do to keep him out. My condolences to the family.

God bless the firefighters for what they do. It's so much more than fighting fires. They scraped me up off of the pavement after a motorcycle accident. They were very deliberate, calm, gentle, empathetic, and professional. They helped me survive what was one of the worst days of my life.

How sad that the poor elderly woman had to drive herself to dialysis appointments. Was there no one in the world that could have driven her there?

💔God bless police & emergency responders...what a heroic, difficult job

Loudlabs great job! Your service makes the reality very real for viewers. Much needed.

She was old which at least means she lived a long life and now she is in heaven. Rip unknown granny rip

RIP to the driver. This was amazing footage. I would like to see more of your videos like this. Thank you.

That was hard to watch, at the end. Very sad.

Watching footage like this definitely Gave me a wake-up call I don't speed around I've always turned my phone off when driving and I turn it back on when i get home ....

Glad she didn't kill anyone else..... RIP

I could see by the way the FF's were acting, not hurrying their work or reaching into the car to treat the driver that the drivers was already dead. What does amaze me though was that not only did her car no hit anyone else on the road but that no one ran into her vehicle which must have just materialized in front of them. After all, when you are driving you are looking straight ahead with a bit of peripheral vision tossed in. You don't look UP to avoid oncoming traffic!

That would be a terrifying way to die. Omg. The rescue was brutal too. Sad

first responders have such a difficult job thank you guys so much for what you do.

Wow I thought they had already extricated her. I wasn't expecting anyone to fall out the car😩😰😨👀🤔😳🤒🤕😱

Wow. Absolutely fascinating to watch. I’ve never seen a crane right a car like that. Great camera work, great work by first responders. Peace to the family and friends. 🕯

Well there's a job I could never do.

Ive never in my life and Im 75 y o seen one of those railings give away like that and ive seen them hit by tractor trailers and still stay intact. I would have to say there were some corners cut and shoddy workmanship in that work

9 times out of 10 it is because they are on the phone they will never learn...

Rest in Peace Ma'am❤

There are no words to express this tragedy. May they all RIP and may their family find comfort.

Man! These videos honestly made me think , I’m never getting on my dam phone again while driving , I’ve had so many close calls ! Some people don’t get a second chance!

thank you , you showed footage that usually isnt viewed , THIS COUNTRY CONSIDERS ACTUAL REAL LIFE SITUATIONS AND WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE TO ACTUALLY GO THROUGH THEM A BAD THING. However its someones beloved something and its not good out of respect of the family and having their loved ones corpse in that condition being viewed can be hard to take , great video

the ending was hard to watch :(

While this is very sad, I am thankful that she took no one else with her!!

R.I.P the family of the one who lost a loved one my condolences I'm sorry for your loss

Why does that overpass sill have an aluminum barrier railing and not a concrete parapet?

Sending love and prayers to her family. Anything by the grace of God this could us or 1 of our loved ones. My ♥️ goes out to them.

Firefighters are so competent, unfortunately, they get a lot of practice but they do save a lot of lives and we are very grateful for them! They work efficiently and rapidly to extricate people who are trapped in the crashes, so they can get them to medical help within the "golden hour" which is the time when most lives can be saved after a horrible accident. Bless them all, as well as all the first responders.

Really sad to see, I passed right by it that morning what a mess it was.

When they were taking the first door off the cameraman zoomed in and i seen a foot....oh man what a feeling i had come over me,upset and sad all at once.

9:18 well that'll be my fill of fatal crash videos for a while. R.I.P.

Omg I have never seen a body removed this way. Poor lady I feel so bad for her. To live 89 years and die this way ☹️

I actually went to nursing school with her granddaughter. Really was a tragic loss for them . My father cried the day he stopped driving (he was in his 70's) but if he hadn't who knows what could have happened

Thoughts and prayers with her family x

Unusual extrication attempt, once a vehicle has suffered major crush to rigid structures removing doors and lower a pillar without say bagging the rear just causes further crush and sag. Never easy with onlookers, and the deceased onboard. Never enjoyed those callouts requiring extreme care to maximize dignity.

The family should have taken her keys away and secured the vehicle. It can be hard for family to make that decision but in this case 89 yrs old and on dialysis is an easy decision to make.

R.I.P. to this sweet Lady~ My condolences to her family and all her Loved ones 🙏💕💜💕

I'm a senior and I do not drive at night. Too much traffic for me. And lights coming towards me. If I get to where traffic is too much for me, I'm giving up my keys. Meantime, I stay closer to home. Altho things can happen right near home. My condolences to this lady's family and friends. Stay safe everyone.

So sorry for your loss God Bless Amen

Love our firefighters and police! God bless them🙏💙

Very sad, poor lady,rest in peace, and my deepest sympathy to the family...

At least the car didn't land on another vehicle.

The FF tried their best to be as easy as they could from my prospective watching this . Only thing hitting the ground were her feet. And did you not see how much room and just how dangerous it is for them ? Quick to judge unless your a FF or EMT .

I had a friend in the early 1990's who was on his way home late one night on the 110 Freeway in Los Angeles, CA, and he saw a young African American woman jump to her death from an overpass and she was struck by many cars who couldn't keep from hitting her. He said that he saw her after the cars had hit her because he had to pass by her body in his car and he said that it was just the most horrific thing to see and that he would never be able to get it out of his head. Very sad thing to have to witness something like that. He said that she was probably in her early 20's. Just so very sad that she felt that she had to take her own life.

They need to make it a law that once you turn 70 you must be required to take a drivers test.

So very sad..sorry to all the family having to see this.

God Bless this poor woman’s soul!!! May you Rest In Peace!!!

I could tell the lady was dead when you got a shot of her legs while the car was still upside down. Then, I *KNEW* for sure, she was dead, when the car was tilted sideways, and nobody stopped her from falling out head first. That is a good video to show to teens in high school, they need to see the reality of what can happen if you're not careful, or hit a circumstance that's out of your control. Either way, whether you lost control out of circumstances you had no contribution to, or drunk, or high, and not paying attention, here's the reality of it all. Guard rails aren't built to last, and a heavy car going through it at a high rate of speed will break it. Be careful out there, and I agree with whoever posted under my comment. This *SHOULD* be shown during Driver's Ed courses, before they get to the fun part. Driving isn't fun and games. A lot of people like to do it, some do it because they were taught how to drive and figured that it would get them around easier, even those who hate driving, and then you have people like *ME*, who... *NEVER* had a driver's license, *NEVER* owned a vehicle, *HAS* been taught how to drive, and *DOESN'T WANT* to drive. And it's things like this that put the fear of God in me when I think of myself behind the wheel, and I also have an *INTENSE* fear of gas stations, because... People are still dumb enough to play with their phones while pumping gas, still dumb enough to walk through a gas station while smoking, and other dangerous shit... So at age 39, I'd rather fork out the cash for a taxi, than risk *THIS* .... In fact, when I'm with someone and they're going to get gas, I have to get out of the car and stand as far away from the gas station as I can, wait for them to fill up, then drive away from the gas station, so I can get back in the car. That is how intense the fear is for me. I'll never get over it, because both fires, explosions, and car accidents are three of my many, many worst fears. When someone pulls into the gas station, my "fight-or-flight" response kicks in and a panic attack ensues, and I get out of the car as quickly as possible. I just don't trust that a car won't blow at any time, and I'm not dying that way. I know that's not normal, but it is really scary to me.

Oh no.... that was too much..that actually made me a little lightheaded.... I need to find some kittens and puppies frolicking together websites and hang out there for a while..so sad...RIP ...

The leading cause of death in people undergoing dialysis is sudden cardiac death. That may be why she crashed. RIP, brave lady.

Wow, I was not expecting her to be extricated that way!

I thought that they built those guard rails strong enough to prevent such an accident? If it was, the entire incident could have been avoided. Seems like a failure of engineering/design flaw/guard rail strength/workers mistake or a combination of two or more of these failures.

When I realized they were tipping the car with that crane thing, I thought 'they must've already removed her'. I was horrified to see her fall out! Wonder if they only extricate certain people this way!

If this is that graphic to all you need to get out of your bubble and walk in the real world

I must be missing something. How does anyone know anything about the victim, like her age, etc? I saw no followup or identification - the blurb just says female driver died at the scene.

Omg ive never seen them get a person out like that before! 😑

That crash on the 710 was crazy driving fast isn’t fun when u see stuff like this

Even though this video was very emotionally sad at the end, it was very educational as to how this sort of thing is done. The people that say it should not be shown, shouldn't watch, as it is indeed graphic in nature. However, people that should see it, such as people in law enforcement, fire department and especially first responders and EMT's, should watch it to learn. Let this comment be a 'spoiler' for those that don't wish to see this kind of thing.

Omg so very sad I started crying when I saw her R.I.P.

so sad.

how do you get so close to the scenes or even car chases

I can't believe they didn't secure the guard rail that was hanging over their heads!