This is Luck
i couldn't help it but to share this post with you. look at the following picture and read what's after that ..
Look at the top picture and you can see where this guy broke through
the crash barrier (right side where the people are standing on the road).
His truck left the road, traveling from right to left. He flipped
end-over-end, across the culvert outlet and landed on the left side of it.
Now look at the picture below. 
Accidents to defy logic
well, enjoy the stunts
the source of this collection varies, click on each image to be linked.
showing off being smart.
lady parking
this movie is too realistic
a new way for a car wash
some really really good breaks i guess.
as confused as him.
superman drove this.
hurm !
wasn't a good intention!
thankfully it's not the missile.
truck taking a nap.
couldn't find a parking spot other than this
one big bird.
i wonder.
wife sharing the garage.
Dubai Highway cars accident
A horrific vehicle pile-up on the Abu Dhabi-Dubai highway near Ghantoot - The 25km stretch of the UAE's busiest highway-The crash happened because everyone was speeding despite the severe weather conditions.
Three people have been killed and 277 injured in the United Arab Emirates when dozens of cars and buses collided in thick fog in what could be the country's biggest traffic accident, police said.
Up to 20 cars burned in the pile-up during the morning rush hour on the main motorway between the UAE trade hub of Dubai and the capital Abu Dhabi, police said. So many cars were hit that police had yet to count them all.
The death toll could rise as other casualties were in serious condition, at least one of them critical, police said. Pictures showed charred wrecks, broken glass and metal strewn across the road, which was blocked for most of the day as police and rescue workers evacuated casualties and removed cars. Television footage showed vehicles ablaze in the road.
The crash, which took place on a road where the speed limit is 120km/h, was made worse by the fact that several buses carrying labourers to work were on the road.
Police said 12 buses carrying some 300 workers in total were involved in the crash, which took place at 1pm (AEDT) Wednesday March 12, 2008
(6am local time).
- REUTERS
