Dashcam images have recorded the frightening moment that a car collided with a truck in a dangerous angle in West Sydney.
The truck traveled on Blacktown Road, just outside of Bligh Park, and went to Richmond when a woman hit the driftway right and lost control.
The woman in the 4WD left a lot of space between her and unreleased traffic, but caught it on the opposite country and in the truck that drove in the 80 km/h zone.
The collision was absorbed by the large car of the woman and Bulbar at the front, with the airbag of the driver almost immediately active.
Two men in a car behind the woman, who were about to make the same turn, came to the rescue and helped her out of her crumpled vehicle.
The vision showed that she was on her red P-boards, which quickly led a reaction of shocked viewers on Facebook.
“P-platers must be limited to standard cars, no turbos or mods and four cylinders only for the first two years of driving,” one person wrote.
Others were sympathetic for the inexperienced driver who seemed to handle too much car on a part of the road that can be difficult to navigate.
The collision was absorbed by the large car of the woman and Bulbar at the front, where the airbag activated the driver almost immediately (photo)
Two men in a car behind the woman, who were about to make the same turn, came to the rescue and helped her out of her crumpled vehicle (photo)
“Personally it looks like a case of wet road, large car and inexperienced driver,” wrote a person.
'She probably has very little experience behind the wheel of a four -wheel drive and only driven normal cars and expected the same control and handling, and as soon as the ass started moving aside, braking or even her foot planted out of pure panic and it was completely over.
“Brake lock would continue to slide, because wide tires and wet roads are not a good match.”
The fast -thinking truckie did his best to avoid what an even worse crash could have been while he went on the brakes and was considerably slowed down.
'Good reaction from the truck driver! 75 km/h to approximately 30 km/h at the time of impact. That saved a lot of pain, “said one person.
While the woman was shaken when she got out of her car, the fate of the truck driver was unknown.
“The truckie is probably fine, I drive trucks, that kind of impact would leave him a bit shocked but largely ok,” wrote another.
'I assume that the truck has held it better. It has not had an airbag deployment, so it is a moderately safe assumption, 'another posted.
'It seems that it is on the intersection of the driftway and Blacktown Road. Unfortunately notorious for accidents, “a third shared.
