An accident on New Hampshire Avenue in Lakewood this afternoon left one vehicle on its roof.
The two-vehicle accident happened around 1:30 PM between Pine Street and Cedarbridge Avenue.
No serious injuries were reported.
PHOTOS: Vehicle Flips on New Hampshire Avenue in Lakewood
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I think that one of the reasons a car can possibly flip over is due to the fact that if a car makes a sudden turn unexpected and he is driving at regular speed the car might flip over because if you are making a turn you must slow down.
The toy cars of 2020—-‘2024 can not handle a turn while driving at a normal speed. You have to slow down. There is no other option.
Obviously when there is an accident, usually we quickly turn to avoid accident.
Nowaday cars can not handle quick turns.
I don’t know specific details about this accident.
I drive exactly the speed limit not a drop more not drop less
So far Baruch Hashem zero accidents.
Avraham, I don’t know what you’re talking about. You can plainly see that the one vehicle that got flipped is a pickup truck. Why are you babbling about “toy cars”? TYH that noone was seriously injured.
Skid marks leading in and tire rub’s on the soil, distracted or not paying attention. Pretty common on New Hampshire where 8 out of 10 drivers are texting or looking at a phone.