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Date:         Mon, 23 Jan 1995 14:01:14 -0700
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From:         masoares@acme.cs.utah.edu (Marshall Soares)
Subject:      Re: bus accident

Comment on safety--somewhat gruesome if you don't want to read on.

A friend of mine went airborne over a canal and went head on into the cement on the other side. Yes in a van. Speed 65mph (he fell asleep).

They had to cut the van off him (very sad).

Two hip pins and six months R&R and he was as good as new. Unfortunately the bus never rode again.

HOW many cars will allow you to survive a 65mph head-on into cement?

It doesn't seem to make sense but IMHO a bus is engineered.

Marshall '59 Single Cab masoares@cs.utah.edu


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