Dominican Tragedy in South Carolina

Prayers to their family.

condolences are surely in order here. i just get so sick of hearing about these multiple death accidents involving Dominicans. it is just too repetitive for my tastes.

very sad.....no matter the nationality

Condolences to the family. Especially at this time of year.

Sad event for the whole family. 6:15 am and driving from NY could have fallen asleep. With three survivors out of seven and one with only a fractured hand it may well be that the deceased were not wearing seat belts and or had the bad luck to be on the impact side. Right side of car is relatively undamaged. When I think of all the times I drove when I was falling asleep I am lucky to be typing. Now, when I am tired, I stop and sleep in one of the rest areas. Ironic that they survive the dangerous Dominican roads only to have an accident in the US. I have driven that stretch many times and the roads are well maintained. Very sad fate for all.

Very sad RIP my people, 141 KMP possible Dominicans convert miles onto kilometers when talking about speed.

My condolences to the family.

JJ

I used to travel 95 and then saw an accident and ever since have avoided it....when i'm doing that route i go the longer way...thru the backbone of virginia....much less traffic.....
saying a prayer...

I95 is much safer than the back roads in most cases. Especially if driving at the speed limit. A jeepta with seven adults and most likely loaded / overloaded with Christmas items should most likely be driven with more care as there is little forgiveness.

The Pilot earned the worst possible rating of "Poor" in the IIHS's small-overlap frontal-offset impact test, which seems to be the impact area.