Instant death through car?

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Why wouldn't crashing a car work?

Even with all the new safety features wouldn't going 120 mph into something like a concrete wall kill you on impact?

Watch what happens when a car hits a wall at 120 mph

What happens to this first-generation Ford Focus is not pretty. In fact, it's devastating.

www.roadandtrack.com

In a head-on collision, for example, many crash experts assess that anything above 43 mph greatly decreases your chances of survival.

So going 120mph or faster into a sturdy wall would be near instant death right?

Or why wouldn't it be? I'm confused.

 

[Lady black]

It depends on many thing, cars are really safe today. And it´s not easy to hit a wall at that speed. The angle in which the car hits the wall plays a big part. If you have to turn the car shortly befor you hit the wall, you will not crash with 120 mph, if there´s grass before the wall you will not be that fast, if you hit the wall from the side you have a bigger chance to survive. And not every wall resists 120mph

 

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It depends on many thing, cars are really safe today. And it´s not easy to hit a wall at that speed. The angle in which the car hits the wall plays a big part. If you have to turn the car shortly befor you hit the wall, you will not crash with 120 mph, if there´s grass before the wall you will not be that fast, if you hit the wall from the side you have a bigger chance to survive. And not every wall resists 120mph

Ooh okay. That makes sense. I hear people die in car accident all the time like driving into a tree/stuff and was like hmm maybe I could do that.

As I want an instant or painless death that's relatively fool proof.

 

[Lady black]

You have to think: Where could you reach 120mph and hit a wall by driving straight into it?

 

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You have to think: Where could you reach 120mph and hit a wall by driving straight into it?

Yeh I'm just really trying to find a way out and I'm over looking things. That's why I posted here. Thanks for the help :)

 

[Scotty]

Everytime I drive I look for potential places to hit and they are very difficult to find. So much safety equipment on our roads and highways makes it extremely difficult to hit anything straight on with any sort of speed. I'm sure that it can be done, it's just difficult.

 

[wannagohome]

Problem is targeting and hitting . Usually the walls or trees are not standing directly on the road, you have to leave the road and at 120 mph the slightest bump makes your car jump and turn around. Simply uncontrollable. It happened to me accidentally at just 75mph at a bumpy road. Car started twisting like hell. If there was an obstacle somewhere i would have hit it with the front or the back or the whatever ...
I thought about making a sightseeing flight with a small plane and jump out but they are all out of service due to winter and corona.

 

[LONE WOLF.]

Why wouldn't crashing a car work?

Even with all the new safety features wouldn't going 120 mph into something like a concrete wall kill you on impact?

Watch what happens when a car hits a wall at 120 mph

What happens to this first-generation Ford Focus is not pretty. In fact, it's devastating.

www.roadandtrack.com

In a head-on collision, for example, many crash experts assess that anything above 43 mph greatly decreases your chances of survival.

So going 120mph or faster into a sturdy wall would be near instant death right?

Or why wouldn't it be? I'm confused.

Any chance of riding shotgun?

 

[Mentalmick]

Finding a disused airfield might work. Plenty of road and buildings to go straight into.

 

[Meditation guide]

So going 120mph or faster into a sturdy wall would be near instant death right?

I have witnessed a 16 year old boy crash his grandmother's van into a huge tree and die on impact. It happened right in front of me as I was driving. He was moving fast, it happened in the blink of an eye as he crossed the street from a side street, and slammed into the tree. He may have been going about 60.

I saw the white air bag had deployed but his body was mashed against the driver's side window by the air bag. I assume the sudden inpact of the airbag slamming his chest killed him but maybe his head hit the side window and that did it.

I know a hard impact to the chest and solar plexis will kill. And that is the only thing that happened to him. There was no blood.

 

[Spitfire]

I have witnessed a 16 year old boy crash his grandmother's van into a huge tree and die on impact. It happened right in front of me as I was driving. He was moving fast, it happened in the blink of an eye as he crossed the street from a side street, and slammed into the tree. He may have been going about 60.

I saw the white air bag had deployed but his body was mashed against the driver's side window by the air bag. I assume the sudden inpact of the airbag slamming his chest killed him but maybe his head hit the side window and that did it.

I know a hard impact to the chest and solar plexis will kill. And that is the only thing that happened to him. There was no blood.

It sounds like it could have been the aorta ripping away from the heart on impact, a traumatic aortic transection that killed him.

 

[Meditation guide]

It sounds like it could have been the aorta ripping away from the heart on impact, a traumatic aortic transection that killed him.

It was a Toyota Sienna Van. In some years they had exploding airbags that sent shrapnel into passengers:

Toyota airbag recall: Potentially deadly device prompts action, here are the vehicles affected

Toyota's airbag recall in early 2019 has affected more than 1.7 million vehicles in North America because of a potentially deadly Takata airbag inflator.

www.tennessean.com

 

[needaplan]

decapitation thread provides infos about a rope and a car .... if this is your thing

 

[Eric Draven]

Maybe a motorcycle would be more likely to result in the desired effect?
Alternatively, drive off a cliff.
If you're going to drive straight into a building I would recommend disconnecting the airbag (and not wearing a seat belt of course).

 

[deadverysoon]

Why wouldn't crashing a car work?

Even with all the new safety features wouldn't going 120 mph into something like a concrete wall kill you on impact?

Watch what happens when a car hits a wall at 120 mph

What happens to this first-generation Ford Focus is not pretty. In fact, it's devastating.

www.roadandtrack.com

In a head-on collision, for example, many crash experts assess that anything above 43 mph greatly decreases your chances of survival.

So going 120mph or faster into a sturdy wall would be near instant death right?

Or why wouldn't it be? I'm confused.

if i would try to kill myself with a car i wouldnt take on a seatbelt.

but i would make a strong iron-cable around my throat and connect it in the back of the car that it would cut my head of in a frontal crash.

but i think its not a very good idea to do this.

there are other - more reliable - methods i think.