Hundreds of cars rear-ended, squashed Pica man almost unscathed

In the evening of Saturday, on a foggy, icy road on the Oregon Intercontinental, Kaleb Whitby drove a Chevrolet car into the rear of a semi-trailer, where the really scary place was not finished, followed by a second semi-trailer rushing straight towards him. Whitby closed his eyes and prayed for peace ...

Whitby said that when he saw the truck's headlights, he knew he was going to hit himself when he caught the steering wheel and his pickup truck was squashed like a soda can when he hit the second half of the trailer.

After 10 seconds, the man opened his eyes and found himself still breathing, not dead! Everything is incredibly good.

After the heavy impact of the second semi-trailer, Whitby still sits in his seat, the pickup's steering column stands beside the man's side, and the man pulls out a knife to cut the seat belt, remove the steering wheel and shout for help.

Only two things were intact after the crash--the driver's seat was a dirty chair sleeve and a Whitby body. The 27-year-old father had almost no abrasions, but simply bandaged it to help him crawl out of a tightly squashed car.

The car crash on the Oregon Intercontinental Road led to more than 100 cars crashing on the road 33 miles off the Baker City. In addition to this serial collision, there are more than 20 vehicles have a number of rear-end accidents, including mainly semi-trailer. The accident caused dozens of people to be injured. The massive car crash was caused by a series of dangerous extremes, including road-black ice (which means no icy road), strong winds, heavy fog and cold weather.

Oregon State Kyle Hove said the Intercontinental Road has always been known as a vicious car accident, but it was the worst accident in a recent period.

Hove said: "This accident can be said that I have seen a long time to see the largest car accident, when the road is very slippery, a skid on the Black Ice Road to the semi-trailer led to the occurrence of this serial accident." ”

More than 100 ambulance personnel rushed to the scene to treat the injured, Whitby not only alive, and almost intact, there is no doubt that the man on Earth's mission has not been completed, God will not take him.