Night Surprise Car Crashes compilation - this is really frightening - why I drive home at 60 Kmh in kangaroo territory.

I did these tests to show other people how VISIBLE they are at night, wearing a black or dark coloured T shirt, a white cotton office long sleeve shirt and a reflective taped safety jacket, and while not brilliant - a white cotton business shirt on a bicycle at night or when out walking - it's not a bad idea..... the reflective jacket is really fucking good - but these dumb cunts wearing black / very dark coloured clothing while walking in the middle of the roads at night - you can see them... they are basically invisible until it's way too late and they are 1/2 a second from getting killed.... IF you have a black T shirt, a white sheet or shirt, and a reflective jacket, hang them over a wire fence and shine the head lights / torch etc.. onto them from a long way away, in pitch darkness... starting from say 1 Km away... and slowly drive towards them..... Fucking Jesus... this hits my shit meter hard... black clothes, standing in the middle of unlit roads... and getting run over.... That first guy gave me a fright... This is why I drive home at 50 - 60 Kmh through all the kangaroo infested roads at night... instead of 100 Kmh... ...

Moose weight over a thousand pounds and when you hit them you'll take out their leg's and the body will squish you into the back seat or worse.

@Councilof1: here's a link to pics. https://www.google.com/search?....sca_esv=321ef75be6dc

@Councilof1: Hitting kangaroos at speed - it depends upon how big they are, and what part of the bounce they are in..... If they are stationary and small - or at the bottom of the bounce... they smash the front of the car in, a bit higher and or mid bounce, straight through the wind screen - snapping your neck and landing in the back seat.... and if your truly lucky, and the roo is really big and it's at the top of the bounce, you might be able to pass right under them..... I don't mind them... but even at 60Km they can appear out of nowhere, or with a few seconds of distraction... "APPEAR!" out of the darkness.... Mmmmm Moose = frightening......

@Councilof1: Wooooooooooooooooo https://www.thedrive.com/news/....29970/this-is-what-h