Crash Animations from Princess Diana's crash

[MarkD]

You can find a few animations here.

http://www.demonstratives.com/projec...ain_frame.html

I assume they used the data from the car's "black box" to re-construct this.

[Derek A.]

Looks like a traditional guardrail might have prevented that car from slowing as fast as it did. The thing never bleed off any energy !

[DueyT]

Looks like a traditional guardrail might have prevented that car from slowing as fast as it did. The thing never bleed off any energy !

I agree, Derek. I'm amazed that open pillars such as the tunnel had are still permitted on heavily travelled roads. Of course, that's but one factor in the chain of events that lead up to the accident, but still worthy to think about! Interesting site, Mark...did you see the one of the guy in handcuffs, trying to break away from the arresting officers and snapping his neck at the C5/C6 joint? Idiot! *shakes head*

Cheers,
Duey

[MarkD]

I agree, Derek. I'm amazed that open pillars such as the tunnel had are still permitted on heavily travelled roads. Of course, that's but one factor in the chain of events that lead up to the accident, but still worthy to think about! Interesting site, Mark...did you see the one of the guy in handcuffs, trying to break away from the arresting officers and snapping his neck at the C5/C6 joint? Idiot! *shakes head*

Cheers,
Duey

Hi Duey,

I looked around the site earlier but didn't see anythig about a guy in handcuffs, maybe you can post a URL?

Here's the main page dor the Diana crash: http://www.demonstratives.com/project_websites/diana/

Mark

[DueyT]

http://www.demonstratives.com/0501/miscellaneous.html


Looks like a worthy contender for the Darwin Award!

Cheers
Duey

[632 Regal]

and make sure I wear my seatbelt (I always do anyways)