‘Oh God, that guy’s dead’: Terrifying moment car swerves onto the wrong side of a rural road and is flipped upside down after head-on prang
- DashCam footage has captured a terrifying car crash on a rural road in Victoria
- A black car is caught seeming to lose control and collide head first into a car
- The impact of the crash sends both of the cars airborne as they both roll on road
Horrifying footage of a car losing control and slamming head first into an oncoming car has been captured on dashcam.
The crash, which saw both cars flipped upside down, happened along dusty Inglis Road in Berwisk, in Melbourne’s south east, on February 23.
The vision begins as a couple driving along the road see a black car ahead fishtailing out of control and into the opposite lane.
Uploaded to Dash Cam Owners Australia, the camera captured the moment of the horrific crash on Inglis Road in Berwick, south-east Melbourne on February 23
The couple’s gasps can be heard as the passenger tells the driver to ‘watch it’.
Soon the black car swerves into the opposite lane again and smashes head first into an oncoming white vehicle.
The impact is so severe it sends the black car into the air, flipping multiple times as it crashes back down onto the road where it stays on its side.
The impact of the crash is so severe it sends the black car into the air, flipping multiple times as it crashes back down onto the road where it stays on its side
The white car is hit near the side of the engine and flips onto its roof.
Plumes of black smoke fill the air as the woman can be heard say ‘s***, s***, s***’.
‘Oh, god, that guy’s dead – you’d have to be dead,’ she says breathless.
The woman, dressed in a green top, runs down towards the accident as another vehicle pulls over and joins her.
Miracualously, Richard, the owner of the DashCam footage said that everyone survived.
‘Everyone survived, surprisingly,’ he wrote on Facebook.
After witnessing and recording the crash, a woman is seen running over to the crash after telling the man driving to call an ambulance