Glad all involved are ok. RTR, 1 more week.

Did the guy in the Dodge get a concussion?

Glad to hear everyone is ok. it could have easily ended much worse.

1 more week til what?

As long as everyone is OK - vehicles can be repaired.

Just glad that everyone involved in the wreck was ok and hopefully y'all were able to laugh it off to some degree.

Glad yall are ok. We had hay forks on the front of a tractor coming around a curve one time and a trespasser came wizzing around it on a dirt bike and speared him right in the chest. That was some scary shucks

Mount some wide angle mirrors on a t post.

Glad all were ok!

Yall need a traffic light or a crossing guard. Glad nobody was hurt

Beat me to it, glad everyone ok!

Be glad u had that 250ib all steel arb bumper!...Glad everyone is okay..

Are yall both in the same club. Did this occur on club property or roads leading to the club. Yall are blessed no one was seriously hurt.

30mph plus 30mph head on without braking is no joke. It will take a few days for the soft tissue injuries to really appear, not a good sign your neck already hurts. Don't hesitate to go to a doctor. And I'd remove that bumper, I'd rather my airbags go off and pay some damage to my vehicle than paying it into medical bills.

well seeing as that bumper saved my truck I'll stick with it. Airbag sensors are accelerometers not pressure sensors. They have a minimum force setting. Typically above 25mph I wasn't going fast enough for them to go off apparently. So good thing I had it.

Again, I'd rather pay to repair my vehicle then risk being permanently injured. Airbags aren't only accelerometer based, either.


"Crash Sensors
The most important parts of the success of the airbag system are the crash sensors. These small pieces of electronics are designed to tell when the vehicle has been damaged in an accident. They respond to several different sets of stimuli, including sudden stopping, increased pressure as pieces of the car are moved due to the force of the collision, and more."

I would remove that bumper. Hope your neck is better by hunting season.

Toyota airbags should deploy on impacts between 12 to 18 mph which means any impact greater than 18 mph should result in air bag deployment. Toyota is one of the safest vehicles on the road because they have built in crumple zones to absorb impact so that the occupants absorb less force. In other words, the asthetic features are supposed to sustain a lot of body damage. That feature along with a reinforced cab results in fewer serious injuries but more damage to the vehicle, itself. It's one of the things Toyota really stresses in their sales training.

Here we go again....Truck owners bashing truck owners!

Glad you're ok...good ol ALdeer at it again...man has an accident and he's getting bashed for his truck while others have a pissing match about what truck to drive.