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Accident on L.I.E. East Bound Exit 51

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  1. RANTANESIAN

    RANTANESIAN Formula Junior

    Jun 18, 2004
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    Hay guys,

    I was driving out to Dix Hills this morning and right when i was getting up to exit 51 I noticed that the exit was closed, and we were redirected to the next exit. As i approched exit 52 thats when i noticed what i believe was a Red 355 on the side of the service road. Then when i made my turn around and i got off exit 51 on the intersection i notice what appeard to be another car that was also smashed. Just wondering if any one knows anything about this and I truly hope that everyone is okay.
     
  2. Black355

    Black355 F1 Veteran

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    Rene?
     
  3. RANTANESIAN

    RANTANESIAN Formula Junior

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    Whats up Emil?
     
  4. Black355

    Black355 F1 Veteran

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    Dude! Where you been at?
     
  5. RANTANESIAN

    RANTANESIAN Formula Junior

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    I've been in New York and my house in Vegas. Just relaxing and working, how have you and everyone else been?
     
  6. robiferretti

    robiferretti F1 Rookie

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    Rene?! its a niiccceee
     
  7. noahlh

    noahlh Formula 3

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    WHAT
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    DOWNNNNN!!!!!!!!!
     
  8. RANTANESIAN

    RANTANESIAN Formula Junior

    Jun 18, 2004
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    Nothing whats up with you guys. I noticed a really bad accident on the LIE this morning with what i believed was a red 355 and just brought some concern to you guys?
     
  9. 996TTurbo

    996TTurbo Formula 3

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    Yea my brother was called on scene, he's a firefighter, sadly the driver did not make it :(
     
  10. TMINUS

    TMINUS Formula Junior

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    Wow.. that's bad... wonder if it was someone we know?
     
  11. fastaone

    fastaone Karting

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    Fiery LIE crash claims life

    (06/17/07) DIX HILLS - One person was killed Sunday in a fiery crash on the LIE between exits 51 and 52, according to officials.
    Chopper 12 was over the scene of the fiery Dix Hills wreck where responders appeared to recover a body.

    The accident backed up traffic for miles on the eastbound side of the expressway. Officials eventually reopened all lanes except for the service road and right lane. However, delays were expected to continue.

    The investigation is ongoing into the cause of the crash.
     
  12. cntrvrsy

    cntrvrsy Karting

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    That's sad, seems to be so many accidents out on the island :(.
     
  13. ClydeM

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    Hey, Rene! Good to hear from ya.
     
  14. Speedracer38

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    That is very sad :( I hope more details are released. Was it the owner of the 355 that was killed? My condolences to the family and friends...RIP.
     
  15. Curious

    Curious Rookie

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    According to the News 12

    Speeding driver dies in fiery LIE crash in Dix Hills


    Play the video (06/17/07) DIX HILLS - A man died Sunday in a fiery crash that left wreckage and body parts scattered across the LIE at exits 51 and 52, according to officials.
    Chopper 12 was over the scene of the eastbound accident, which occurred about 9 a.m. between Deer Park Avenue and Commack Road.

    Responders sifted through the rubble of the burnt out sports car, using thermal imaging to recover the driver's remains. Authorities later identified the driver as 64-year-old Neil Battinelli of Oyster Bay. Battinelli was a father of three girls.

    Police say Battinelli was driving in excess of 120 mph. Investigators are looking into the possibility of mechanical problems with the car.

    Hundreds of vehicles were stuck in traffic for hours on the four-lane highway. Officials reopened all lanes by late afternoon.
     
  16. LAMBOJOE

    LAMBOJOE F1 Rookie

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    R.I.P on fathers day very sad. :-(
     
  17. Kieran

    Kieran F1 Rookie

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    Yeah, think about it before flooring it guys.
     
  18. LAMBOJOE

    LAMBOJOE F1 Rookie

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    Kieran a person can do 10 mph and die, if its time to go then you go, no matter what speed you going.
     
  19. Italteen3

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    RIP. My condolences to the family and friends of the driver.
     
  20. Cscat87

    Cscat87 Formula 3

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    wow....this seriously puts things in perspective and makes you think before doing something reckless on the road.



    heh, can't wait for Shivam to chime in on this...
     
  21. Kieran

    Kieran F1 Rookie

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    True, but if he had been going say 75 MPH, he probably would still be alive. Unless you believe in the set destiny stuff. I guess you could argue either way...
     
  22. zjpj

    zjpj F1 Veteran

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    Yes, a person can also get struck by lightening even if he isn't holding metal poles up to the sky during a thunderstorm. That doesn't mean the latter action doesn't increase the possibility of its happening. Unfortunately, judging from the way you drive, you'll probably take someone with you.
     
  23. jra85

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  24. TMINUS

    TMINUS Formula Junior

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    Lightning is caused in a electrical storm, not a thunderstorm.
     
  25. Sam Son

    Sam Son Karting

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    They crash test cars at 30 MPH not 75. So even if he was doing 75 MPH he would still be seriously if not permanently injured.
     

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