...accident at 80mph on the M4. But just after her mother took the child out to feed her, an under- inflated tyre blew. Angel's father lost control of the car which mounted a grass bank before somersaulting back on to the carriageway and ending up on its roof..." Oh look Dougs posted a thread about *dead child, car* Look how he has expressed his sympathy over the incident. And speeding You sad old twat ...

...a blow-out is affected by the design of the suspension and steering mechanism It certainly is. Very different from my friend whose car somersaulted: maybe that happened because she hit the central reservation or the verge next to the hard shoulder after the car swerved. Indeed - cars rarely roll, let alone "somersault" without hitting things. There just isn't enough grip.

... a front tyre at 60 mph and said that the car didn't swerve at all. Maybe the effect of a blow-out is affected by the design of the suspension and steering mechanism - and the speed of your reactions to apply counter-steer if the car does start to swerve. Very different from my friend whose car somersaulted: maybe that happened because she hit the central reservation or the verge next to the hard shoulder after the car swerved.

... the family's BMW crashed while she was on her mother's lap. Eighteen-month- old Angel Nguyen had been strapped into a child seat until moments before the accident at 80mph on the M4. But just after her mother took the child out to feed her, an under- inflated tyre blew. Angel's father lost control of the car which mounted a grass bank before somersaulting back on to the carriageway and ending up on its roof..."

... accident at 80mph on the M4. But just after her mother took the child out to feed her, an under- inflated tyre blew. Angel's father lost control of the car which mounted a grass bank before somersaulting back on to the carriageway and ending up on its roof..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1039850/Seat-belt-warning-bab... -- World Carfree Network http://www.worldcarfree.net/ ...

... at 80mph on the M4. But just after her mother took the child out to feed her, an under- inflated tyre blew. Angel's father lost control of the car which mounted a grass bank before somersaulting back on to the carriageway and ending up on its roof..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1039850/Seat-belt-warning-bab... -- World Carfree Network http://www.worldcarfree.net/ ...

... accident at 80mph on the M4. But just after her mother took the child out to feed her, an under- inflated tyre blew. Angel's father lost control of the car which mounted a grass bank before somersaulting back on to the carriageway and ending up on its roof..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1039850/Seat-belt-warning-baby-mothers-lap-catapulted-150ft-car-windscreen-80mph.html -- World ...

... accident at 80mph on the M4. But just after her mother took the child out to feed her, an under- inflated tyre blew. Angel's father lost control of the car which mounted a grass bank before somersaulting back on to the carriageway and ending up on its roof..." More: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1039850/Seat-belt-warning-baby-mothers-lap-catapulted-150ft-car-windscreen-80mph.html -- World Carfree Network http://www....

... language of rival Inkling fantasy epic The Lord of the Rings, and that's also rail transport related: "They all ducked, and many fell flat on their faces. The dragon passed like an express train, turned a somersault, and burst over Bywater with a deafening explosion." An express train is a rather odd thing to draw a simile to in Middle Earth. Moar here: http://llamabutchers.mu.nu/archives/247878.php Although at least one ...

...- mostly wheel well. I was catapulted over instead of through the car. I thought to tuck and roll, but I had no control over my body. I did a slow somersault during my trajectory, then landed on my feet before going headlong flat. I broke only a small bone in one foot. My beautiful Seca 750 was at least briefly a shooting star - and ...