Watch as a car swerves back and forth and then flips on the Garden State Parkway this afternoon.
The accident happened around 4:30 PM in the northbound lanes around mile marker 122.
The driver was seen walking around following the accident.
CAUGHT ON VIDEO: Watch as Vehicle Swerves and Flips on the GSP
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What an idiot he was driving like an animal way before the accident
……and maybe he had a heart attack???
Maybe not since it was noted that he was seen walking around after the accident.
I still remember years ago when the Parkway was 55 mph max speed limit. Obviously a very very smart person decided that if we go from 55 to 65, that will trigger tons of happiness, tons of success in all areas of life and lots of fun for all of us. I forgot to mention, that 65 mph will also cause no more anxiety, no more depression and really really lots of fun for all of us.
Wha? do you mean?
They should lower the speed limit to at least 60 mph.
Everyone should have a Good Shabbos and a safe summer.
What’s the difference between driving at 65 & 60 miles per hour.
Driver’s need to pay more attention
to their own driving environment & when they’re not starting to feel too well and/or tired & pull over to rest. Shabbat Shalom Mevorach, Avraham.