not a CB but... how does this happen??

[Quashish]

[drew12000]

It was probably on its side when it slid between the building and pole. Then fell on its bottom.

[evil_demon_01]

You havn't heard the term "Wrapped around a Pole"?

[CyborgGT]

^ Not when it appears as though the building had to have been constructed after the crash.

[Scolirk]

^ Not when it appears as though the building had to have been constructed after the crash.

Best response ever!

[oyajicool]

The car must have been brought over here from actual location of the accident, possibly to make people aware of horror of speeding and/or loss of control.

[trickedaccord92]

No it looks like the actual scene of the crash. If it was staged for awareness there wouldn't be glass and harmful debris on the ground. My guess is it hit the curb went up on the passenger side wheels while sliding sideways. Hit the pole on the driver's side with enough force to cause the pole to shift outwards and wrapped to the side coming to a stop and the pole shifted back into its spot. If you look at the base of the pole it looks like the concrete broke in a circular pattern suggesting the pole lifted some from the impact and when the car fell on the opposite side it just acted as a weight pulling the pole back into place.

[oyajicool]

The car must be traveling sideways in order to have that type of damage, yet, there's no skid marks on the ground. This car must have been flying.
Also, there should be more debris all over the places if this is the actual location of the crash.
I don't see front bumper, left head light among other things.

[Ravens_CB7]

I think it's staged, otherwise if proved.... There's no glass debrie on the floors or burn tire marks it seems like if the driver didn't even try to brake and missing doors which if it was real I would think they should be on the floor... Just my .02

[RyanD]

HOW did it happen?

This:

[trickedaccord92]

It is real .... Here is a link

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/05/...vondale-crash/

[trickedaccord92]

The lack of debris in the picture is probably due to the first wave of cleanup after an accident which removes any debris from the road so that it doesnt hinder traffic. The car was probably left until they could figure out a way to get it out.

[steelbluesleepR]

I'll take sheer stupidity for 500, Alex.

[oyajicool]

This is clearly beyond my imagination to be an actual incident.

[wed3k]

the pole hit it, obviously...