Missed seeing this by just seconds but about 20 yrs ago in a small town near us, somebody was (for some reason) driving a big articulated pan scraper thru the older retail biz section of town (smaller streets). Those pans can get some speed up, if you"ve ever watched "em close. The operator was into the throttle pretty good when he came up to a traffic light and swung hard - and drifted wide - for a right turn. Ended up in the oncoming lane and LF wheel went squarely into the front end of some small import car sitting at the light. Went right over the grille, radiator, hood, engine, and he finally got it stopped as it hit and blew out the windshield. Splayed both front wheels of the compact out like a cartoon car hit with a mallet. Car driver was unscratched but probably had to empty his drawers. After everyone realized the driver was ok, there was lots of laughing and pointing before the cops got there.
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