What are the odds of cbt at 100mph+

[doesanamematter]

I'm planning on wrapping my car around a bridge support on the highway tonight and was wondering my odds of surviving at 100-120 mph

 

[soonatpeace777888]

Certain would be dangerous for other people on the road. Odds are you would die but there are better ways than this.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Not 100%. Too many variables. People have survived all kinds of horrific crashes that seemingly should have killed them. Not the best way for CTB.

 

[Darkover]

 

[doesanamematter]

Certain would be dangerous for other people on the road. Odds are you would die but there are better ways than this.

I imagine there are better ways but I'm broke and don't own a gun and want out.

 

[enough of this]

I think the odds of cbt at 100mph are pretty good, no matter WHAT you hit.
And, slightly better if you're not wearing your seat belt.
It would actually be a very fast and painless way to go.

 

[Lulzacruel]

the only risk is harming others on the road, try a rural or dirt-road?

 

[istheretrulyalife?]

If you do try it, do it in a remote place or later at night when there aren't people out to minimize the risk of hitting someone. I know late at night entire highways could have 1 or 2 cars on it sometimes

 

[PinkyStat]

That does not seem like a bad idea, just make sure to be somewhere empty or on a very far away place, I might consider this method now

There is no freaking way someone is going to survive that

 

[Asingletwig]

I imagine there are better ways but I'm broke and don't own a gun and want out.

Sell the car and buy a gun.

 

[nightshade00]

I think the odds of cbt at 100mph are pretty good, no matter WHAT you hit.
And, slightly better if you're not wearing your seat belt.
It would actually be a very fast and painless way to go.

As long as you're hitting a solid object (like a bridge support, like OP said). You'd want to avoid anything that would give, like maybe a building or tree.

(that's just my opinion, I don't have the numbers on this method)

 

[enough of this]

As long as you're hitting a solid object (like a bridge support, like OP said). You'd want to avoid anything that would give, like maybe a building or tree.

(that's just my opinion, I don't have the numbers on this method)

Agreed. Although, I know from experience, that trees, even smaller ones, are a lot more solid that people think. They're MUCH more solid than buildings.