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Footage from a Wisconsin traffic camera shows how a pile-up involving at least 50 cars unfolded on Sunday.
Amazingly no-one was seriously injured,
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation released video of the multi-vehicle pileup that occured in Germantown, Wisconsin on Sunday.
Around 50 cars were involved in the crash and footage of the accident shows many more near misses,
after heavy snow caused hazardous driving conditions.
There were reports of a few minor injuries, however no-one is reported to have been seriously hurt despite many motorists leaving
their vehicles and standing on the motorway as cars continued to crash.
Tim Miller, a police officer in Germantown, was responding to another nearby crash when he saw the Wisconsin pileup unfold.
"If people watch Nascar, and they watch the Daytona 500 or Talledega, where they wait for what's called the Big Crash,
where all the cars crash because they're all so close together,
that's what this was like — only there was nobody there to stop it with a yellow flag and slow all the other cars down," Miller said.
Footage from a Wisconsin traffic camera shows how a pile-up involving at least 50 cars unfolded on Sunday.
Amazingly no-one was seriously injured,
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation released video of the multi-vehicle pileup that occured in Germantown, Wisconsin on Sunday.
Around 50 cars were involved in the crash and footage of the accident shows many more near misses,
after heavy snow caused hazardous driving conditions.
There were reports of a few minor injuries, however no-one is reported to have been seriously hurt despite many motorists leaving
their vehicles and standing on the motorway as cars continued to crash.
Tim Miller, a police officer in Germantown, was responding to another nearby crash when he saw the Wisconsin pileup unfold.
"If people watch Nascar, and they watch the Daytona 500 or Talledega, where they wait for what's called the Big Crash,
where all the cars crash because they're all so close together,
that's what this was like — only there was nobody there to stop it with a yellow flag and slow all the other cars down," Miller said.
