It was a dark stormy night as I drove home from work. I was taking a long winding road with many curves and no lights. I had seen the speed limit but I didn’t care I just wanted to get home. I thought that if i had made it through the other curves at this speed I would be fine. Later to come find out I would not be fine. The suggested speed was 35 while i was doing 65 and not paying attention just blaring my music shutting the world out. I was coming up to a sharp right and then sharp left turn and I had made the sharp right but I forgot i had to go left. I tried to turn at the last second but it was too late I hydroplaned across the road into the ditch and rolling over. Thats the last thing I remember before blacking out. This was not a road that many …show more content…
I open the second door slowly as it creaks really loud and I start to go inside. I hear something moving across the floor and I look across it is just a couple of mice looking for something to eat. The inside of the house is almost as bad as the outside. The wallpaper is peeling of the furniture that is left is strewn around and the pictures are knocked off the wall shattered on the ground. It looks like somebody had just upped and moved one day for no apparent reason. To my right is the living room so I walk in here to see if the phone is in here as I turn the corner I see the light switch so I flip it and the lights come on. I thought weird the power is still on so it could not have been too long ago they had left. I go look beyond the furniture which is scattered across the room and the t.v. is on just playing the same show over and over. I think weird someone has defiantly been here lately. So I turn around and start walking out when I can hear a faint voice in the distance saying that I should not be in the house. I walk back into the main entrance and Go left into the room where the stairs are
You’re driving down an interstate highway in the right lane; there’s an 18-wheeler to your left. You’re driving the 70 mph speed limit. Suddenly, 4 people appear in your lane in front of you. You can’t stop in time to avoid killing them.
and I’m on my way to my friends house not really paying attention. When all of a sudden i notice a car creeping along the road, almost stopped as if it were a deer in headlights. I knew something was up, so I slowed down with the thought of deer crossing the road. As I got closer and had been lightly pressing the brakes is when i looked down to check my speedometer. I was going 65 in a 35 and before I could even think to slow down I see the two worst possible colors you can see when driving over the speed limit.
We have to get out! I screamed. We began to make our way towards the elevators, however, all of them had been destroyed. There was also a huge crack in the middle of the hallway, it seemed to be about half a football field’s length. It wasn’t a big problem because I knew where the stairs were.
You slowly start to drift off and your body leans to the left dragging your hand on the wheel with you. Crossing into the oncoming traffic, and hitting a car carrying a father and two kids.
Returning from a visit with relatives in Georgia, my wife and I had managed to be driving on the Cherohala skyway in the dead of night. The sky was cloudy and this made for total darkness. My wife drives anytime we travel more than hour and definitely at night. This was one of those trips. We were both very tired from an extended trip we had made down south.
They felt the bumper of the car as it pressed against their legs. They felt the heat of the engine and they were spotlighted by the headlights. But, before the car could actually hit them, possibly ending their lives, it drove in front of them and
I walked out of the door into the long hallway and began to walk around the asylum. I saw a large window
I was traveling on 285, headed west. As I went to exit off onto 400, I was in the left hand lane; the other vehicle in front of me was starting to slow down. I looked over to my right hand side to switch to another lane, when the vehicle in front of my vehicle stopped, and I ended up rear-ending that vehicle.
The door slowly creeped open so I entered the room. Nothing, the room was completely empty no one was inside.
The Man in All White Summer 2008 we were knee deep in the trenches of Myrtle Beach, I remember it like it was yesterday. Sweat like waterfalls dripping off my brow, sand in my eyes, the salty drink of the ocean intertwined between my hairs. I panicked as I looked around wondering if I had become lost at sea. Soon after I got a grip on reality I saw the shoreline, in my mind I had a plan figured out.
The driver of the car was nowhere to be seen. While I wasn't prepared to hit a car that day, I was, however, prepared to handle the situation in the right way. I slowly took my keys out of the ignition and realized that although there was no one around to see what I had done I still had to do the right thing and let the owner know what had happened and that I would pay for the damage.
From the beginning, we were screwed.” Everybody in the car went back in having a conversation, while I focused on the road. We came back on the Van Wyck Expressway, two miles away from our exit, and then started the traffic. Unbelievable, everything was fine till now. Slowly, inch-by-inch, we drove a turtle
A flat tire? Tire blow out? These are situations, which warrant considerable sense to stop the vehicle at a slower pace towards the sides of the road away from the ongoing traffic. Regularly check the tires and maintain them with proper pressure.
The time had come. While I watched as my driving instructor swiftly pulled into the parking lot, I could feel my body tense up as if I was frozen. He parked on the curb and got out of his car. . However, I tried my hardest to look like I had confidence in what was to come. My Dad and I quickly got out of the car at the same time, when we realized the instructor had began to walk towards us.