Gobsmacked by that one. Train wreck of a show.

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I ate a huge cookie when we got to the fam's house. And more than a few m&ms.

Thanks.

I cannot believe we are all okay.

I drove the rest of the way to Ajax at 80kph in the 2nd lane to the right (avoids bad/late mergers), stunned at the people driving 120kph and faster around me. Didn't they just see what happened?

Drive safe, people.
/end

We were in an Elantra hybrid with safety equipment, and the collision alert, which beeps when I'm coming up too quickly on a car stopped at a red light, didn't even have time to make a sound.

I cannot believe it happened.
I cannot believe I felt it happen before it happened.

The Bronco hits the divider at traffic speeds and I see the front end absolutely crushed. I think he survived.

Somehow, I was able to whip past the back end of him on my left - with maybe inches to spare - without hitting anyone on my right.

Kept braking, watching where this 2-ton projectile was heading, hoping I would have an escape somewhere. I didn't even have time to look to the next lane right, and there was no room to the left - just the cement divider between us and the oncoming traffic.

It's going forward, tilting wildly left and right on its elevated chassis, and I can't tell if it's going to flip and roll, or careen into us or I don't know.

I start applying the brake gently and carefully, repeatedly. I know I didn't check behind me, because there WAS NO TIME. I just had to hope.

I started to feel really, really uneasy. I told hub, "I feel like something is going to happen. Like someone is going to do something stupid, and I'm really scared."

Within a minute, from three lanes to our right, I see a black Bronco start to slide wildly out of control at speed, towards our lane.

I was in the far left lane just to get past a clutch of cars in the middle lanes. I prefer to drive in the middle to avoid people coming from on ramps in weather like this.