Fiery pileup kills at least 3 in Pennsylvania 

Too bad you likely have no idea what you’re talking about … Hunh?

@@Bay0Wulf Too bad we all have eyes and agree they were going far too fast in low visibility conditions. Bless their souls and may they rest in peace.

@@Bay0Wulf You can watch any of the videos out there on this. Those people were driving too FAST FOR THE CONDITIONS.

Didn't everyone's cellphone go off today warning about snow squalls and zero visibility?

@@1pcmedic Let’s go Brandon

@Matthew Donnelly $4it happens, cant protect everyone from everything.......personal responsibility, might just save lives.

Ditto....

100% there should been that many truck if talking on the CB

@@bradleyfuller6998 What?

💯☝️💯☝️💯 CB radios kept ON save lives.

This guy gets it 👏

Total crazy.

They have also found that when there is fog people don't realize how fast they are going.

@@Remember_when there's something they invented that sits in your instrument cluster called a speedometer

Exactly!

Glad you got out safely. Terrible news report.

Thanks for the info

Been caught in plenty of sudden storms, my reaction, is to slow down , immediatly. If no one else is capable of evaluating the danger, and backing off, they don't need to be driving. Remember, most people have to get there, NOW, regardless of the danger.

They're not thinking about how dangerous driving in the snow can be! Black ice, longer to slow down, not driving with 2 hands on the wheel to control the car, and not trying to move their car OFF the road after an accident! I just say a few choice words under my breath:)

idiots....

Just slow TF down !! It's not complicated!!

Omfg

the way people drive in the US on highways is wild. I'm sure its the same elsewhere but even without the snowy conditions, if an emergency and quick reaction is required ahead, a pile up will happen. The cars are close and moving fast. Everybody just goes about their business as if that's not dangerous.

also the fact that 100s of cars are packed on a section of highway meant for half that. Add snow/ice and it's chaos.

@Bill P first off you clearly don’t understand these conditions, because it wasn’t 6 inches of snow. We didn’t even get an inch of snow at all. And lastly it did just start within seconds. It literally appears out of nowhere. Central Pennsylvania has had these conditions several times this year with incredible winds accompanying them. There literally is no way to know. The first time it happened this year I was on the phone with my mom, one moment looking out my window and completely calm and clear minus some pretty typical cloud coverage but even that rolled in quickly, the next moment I turned my back for not even a minute and conditions looked worse than what you were seeing here. The only way I knew each time we were getting these snow squalls was because I have my phone set to text emergency weather updates. Most people probably don’t have that and even if they do you might not even get the cell reception or a chance to pull over to see it in time. Incredibly tragic what happened. My the victims Rest In Peace, and condolences to the families. Edit; to correct incorrect autocorrect 😒🙄

@@ravenoctober9936 Check weather forecast, pay attention to temperatures, reduce your speed to half POSTED speed limit, leave at-least 200-300 feet between you and the person you are behind. That will give you 3x the normal 60mph stopping distance but your are only doing 30...remember. Turn your headlights hazards lights on. Tell your boss you can either be late or dead, so deal with it. Use winter tires not all season, and pay attention. If the weather is getting too bad take the first exit. doesn't matter where it goes. You cant stop on a hi-way. Don't get stuck in between trucks. Cant tell you how to deal with that but judging from the accidents I have seen, It is the worst place to be. Your car will disappear in an accident. pile ups are caused when people with poor reaction times or distracted follow too closely like NASCAR. but most of all I think all the drivers aides on cars make people confident. How do you know how bad things are with ABS, traction control, electronic stabilization. with all that people are kind of detached from the road.

I guess they could slow down, but that would take away all the fun. I guess.

Yeah,it put Earnhardt to shame: never saw ol Dale pass up anybody in an ice storm and explode into flames. Lol

Yes buddy! The weather does matter!

The psychotic behavior on the roadways is at pandemic proportions!!🔥🔥

@@a.n.tunderground1282 yeah in all my years ive never seen a pile up this bad and ive watched a lot of nascar.

I heard that Bozo...

@@mikedag1176 He was filming, and who knows what he wanted to get out of his car, but hopefully he stayed in place

probably uninsured

Not everyone has the money to just replace a car. Also who knows what all is at stake if he doesn't get where he needs to be that day. It's still ugly

Pretty sure it was a base model Charger too 😂. No offense, I’m a Mopar guy but again, chill... it’s a base model lol

the impaired visibility was sudden did u not listen to the news report at all

@@natefoley7003 People were driving too fast in these conditions.

But ok to do so normally? Like when limit is 55 or 65? People who go 15-20+ over the limit will learn their lesson one way or another. There is no use of saving few mins by driving fast, stick to speed limit and reduce speed according to conditions which is the safest way and saves gas.

That way you will be in the storm less!

Oh, so sad 😢

Too late, they already did it.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

and see china, they build highspeed railway to transport people and goods. Biden stop our money for wars, Please investing in construction. Fck Biden

Let’s go Brandon

Wow .. and I've seen a few other people comment that this squall came on suddenly. It still seems like people could slow their speed in a more timely manner. I don't know. I won't judge to harshly because I've never been in anything like that.

@@Melissa-in6un Thing is, the NWS was warning everyone in the area about the snow squalls all day today. My phone was going off with Emergency Alerts all figgin day, and the warnings specifically included the message that if you see what looks like fog up ahead, to slow down BEFORE reaching the edge of the "fog". No one listened, and this was the result. Speaking of fog, in my area, we get really thick fog, so thick that you almost can't see your neighbor's house directly across the street. I still see people blasting past my house going 50+ MPH even in those conditions...

@@nispelsm I actually just got done watching a video that a truck driver had as he had a dash cam. His windshield wipers were going like crazy. He was down to one lane which looked slick AF. He maybe MAYBE had 150 feet visibility and it appeared he was still clipping along pretty fast until he came up on this pileup and slammed into vehicles already there. He damn near took a guy out that was standing on the road. Anyway he was definitely driving way too fast for the conditions.

Some of these truckers need to be locked up after this incident

Truck drivers with CB radios, but cars usually don’t have them.

next to no trucks have cb radio anymore. let alone know how to use them.

if they are allowed to have CBs...some companies don't allow CBs these days

They do if they stop texting and put their phones down.

@@autocareplus9285 Not quite true, most O/O have them, but not so much for company drivers esp. day cabs.

Nobody really uses a CB anymore, because if you have one and you turn it on, there's just a bunch of idiots babbling a bunch of crap, and you can't get any real information.

He did go help people when it was safe to do so. The raw video is on RU-vid.

Wow. The judgment from behind the keyboard

Yup.every time.

People who drive slower than the flow of traffic cause just as many accidents as cars driving faster than average. FYI.

@@zhenren9703 , Let me remind you that in all the states ,the speed limit was 55 mph , and the rate of accidents was much lower than nowadays, as the absolute majority of then drivers respected the speed limit of 55 mph ; I am not advocating for a slower traffic than the norm ; I am just trying to emphasize,that in general people nowadays drive crazy ,regardless of the conditions of the roads , or the traffic ; I hate slow driving , just as I hate fast-crazy driving; As a former professional driver , I know all about the hazards of the roads (slow driving,erratic driving , etc…), as I have seeing it all ; Also , drivers nowadays , and in general , don’t follow “the 3 seconds rule “ , or the cars-length rule ! In this video , you see drivers ,with almost zero visibility and in hazardous foggy and snowy conditions,refusing to slow down , and thus the mayhem! With all due respect, you and these unlucky drivers , have a lot to learn about the rules and etiquettes of the road .

God caused the weather which caused the crash.

Impeach Biden

Correction, excessive speed is the cause of Tractor trailer, Cars and Trucks to crash. It's not just semi trucks, everyone is the problem in these pileups

@@100pyatt the ones doing the ramming with devasting damage are the big rigs. It's not easy to stop a loaded skidding tractor trailer. FSLN

In Pennsylvania most drivers are stupid.

Watch the whole video. He was in shock.

Absolutely Materials over everything.

what country are you from?

That area is bad during this time of year a few hours south of where the accidents happened temps are in the 20s

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