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    Guess who got the ticket.

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    Driver had to be sleeping or TXTing.

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    GMC light-duty trucks prior to 1999 are not used to being crumbled easily like that!

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    I wonder if that crash was staged for NBC news?

    Just kidding in regard to this crash video, but not the staged NBC news incident.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mansworld View Post
    GMC light-duty trucks prior to 1999 are not used to being crumbled easily like that!
    Looks like it has a bowtie badge, and much newer than 99. The only explanation for it bursting into flames like that though, would be movie prop
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    If you look closely at about 9 seconds, does the fire appear to originate from the bed area. Perhaps he was carrying fuel in a can?

    The big truck was already riding the lane divider as it the driver was not paying attention and never swerved or slowed prior to the crash.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hemmjo View Post
    If you look closely at about 9 seconds, does the fire appear to originate from the bed area. Perhaps he was carrying fuel in a can?

    The big truck was already riding the lane divider as it the driver was not paying attention and never swerved or slowed prior to the crash.
    Driverless big truck... size matters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank S View Post
    Looks like it has a bowtie badge, and much newer than 99. The only explanation for it bursting into flames like that though, would be movie prop
    The crumbled pick-up truck in the video belongs to a category called GMT900, models 2007-2014. GM pick-up trucks before 1999 have one single long frame. Pick-up trucks post-1999 came with several sections frame system. The ability of a single long-frame truck to withstand impact is way better than a flimsy sectioned frame. The damaged truck in the video is a good testimony to what I am talking about.



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