RIP. Lets not jump to conclusions. Especially if the 580 does not have dividers. It has been raining out here since last night and SC's are RWD.

 

So young, so sad.

 

RIP to both these young women. VERY VERY tragic, to say the least.

good point. it is not fair to jump to conclusion

 

Condolences, very sad...

 

r.i.p to the female driver and condolensces to her family and glad the semi driver was ok

 

yeah dont jump to conclusion, im in college and we just had finals week, and i have been up late studying, and no lie, lack of rest and sleep getting read for these finals have forced me to just stay at school then going home cause im to tired to stay awake. RIP

 

That sucks big time. But the sad part is it happens every day. And it did not say she was drunk or high so i hope she is in a better place.
Ps. i once had a pretty dumb gf and she took us down a one way road with me yelling at her the whole time she was doing it, but i was wrong like always until some guy pulled out infront of us and she had to slam on his brakes. So accidents do happen just part of life.

 

RIP. Something similar happened to a girl from my high school a few months back. Its pretty scary stuff.

 

her errors or not, DUI or not, high or not, not one single person deserves this fate...RIP to her and prayers go out to her family and friends.

 

may she rest in peace in heaven...so young...thats why i thank god everynight for another day of life...cause u never know when this dream is gonna end..

 

parts car...

 

Seriously?

 

Your car?

 

I could only imagine going through a death in the family.. Someone's daughter, friend, co worker, it really dont matter...... Being a fireman, it saddens me everyday to see this, but the truth is, IT does happen. Thats 2 incidents that has happened since I have been a member on here. Sorry to hear about this, and will keep this on my prayers.

 

Sad to hear this, RIP. while we don't know whether drugs or alcohol were involved, its scary to think about. Maybe moreso in college, but im in high school right now and when i see or hear people drinking or doing drugs, the possibility that one day someone will mix it with driving is a very real possibility, even scarier when you know most kids have only been driving a few months.