Driver of Ferrari 458 killed in crash with Hyundai

Sad. So young. RIP.

White 458
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RIP

 

dustin beaver?

is that his car? terrible crash

 

driving that late...one really should assume most drivers on the road are impaired. be extra careful. 23 year old in that car is also a recipe for disaster. r.i.p. young man.

 

Just horrible

 

Reports say the driver was doing the speed limit. (35 mph)

 

The posted article says the Ferrari driver was driving the appropriate speed, which means he was being responsible. His age had nothing to do with this accident. I hate knee jerk reactions. A mature 23 year old can drive an Fcar just fine.


Mark

 

+1

 

One of the comments resets something my Dad used to say........nothing good happens after Midnight.

 

Happened yesterday morning - white 458 Italia and silver Hyundai collided early in the morning. Ferrari driver died at the scene.

Driver of Ferrari killed in crash with Hyundai - latimes.com

Monterey Park police: Alleged drunken driver involved in fatality

There are reports that either driver could have been at fault. But either way, R.I.P. to the Ferrari driver, and hope for a smooth recovery for the passenger and the Hyundai driver.

And remember, drive safely!

 

Not often and not this one -- Witnesses in the neighborhood said he had been flying through traffic doing 70 in 30/35 zones the previous three days, upsetting the neighborhood and risking a lot of people's safety. This may be the Hyundai driver's fault but I doubt him being hit by another speeder at 2am is the result of "mature" judgement.

 

More often than not people think a car with a loud exhaust is speeding, even when he's not. Don't underestimate how thick the average person is.

 

Being out at 2am doesn't mean he is, or was acting, immaturely.


Mark

 

Terrible. So young, so sad.....

R.I.P

 

+1

 

That's awful RIP.

 

Very sad;
Somehow this accident is very strange; i cant figure out, how the impact has happened, and that it lead to fatality; maybe a fellow F-Chatter can try to explain? Regards-e

 

+1. I am a perfect example of this. I am out at 2:00am regularly after a night of playing cards with my friends. I do not drink, nor do drugs (I don't even smoke) and I am very responsible.

 

Why is it that every time I read a drunk driver crash article, it's always the drunk driver kills the occupant of the vehicle he/she hits, as opposed to the drunk driver being killed in the collision and the other person survives?

 

Because drunk drivers are relaxed which helps them avoid injury. When you tense up before a crash, which sober people do when they see one's about to happen, the body doesn't "give" with the impact.


Mark

 

Windshield on the Italia looks launched outwards completely in this pic... no seatbelts?


http://www.insidesocal.com/sgvcrime/files/2014/05/0504_NWS_PSN-Z-FATAL4.jpg

 

airbag should keep an unrestrained occupant in I would have thought at 35mph
but without knowing the details it's just speculation

 

Horrible horrible.
I fear my kids driving when they grow up.


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