Drivers in New Hampshire were driving during a storm, when all of a sudden someone spun out of control. The car landed in the ditch and the front end of it got caught in a snowbank. Once the front end was caught the momentum from the car made it move forward. The car came to a stop after it was wedged in the ditch balancing on the front bumper with the rest of the car in the air.It took place along Interstate 93, right after a snowstorm hit southern Ontario and Midwest U.S.
The woman was lucky that she wasn't badly injured. I have never seen a car do anything even close to this. This was one of the craziest crashes I have ever seen. It's a mystery on how she was even able to get out of the car when it was up like that. It is also a mystery on how the car could stay like that, she must have had to crash and land the front bumper in the perfect spot for that to ever happen. It also leaves the question was it because of careless driving, or the bad weather. I think it would have to be because of both. If you know the conditions are bad then maybe you shouldn't be driving, because you never know when you could get stuck in a ditch, just maybe in a different way.
http://www.wheels.ca/reviews/article/793700
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