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Ever Seen Those Metal Bars Extending Down on The Back of Large Trucks? Well,...

Ever seen those metal bars extending down on the back of large trucks? Well, they're designed so that in a rear impact, occupants in a small car will not get decapitated. This accident proves that the safety feature works. The occupant in this car was not wearing seatbelts, however, he escaped unhurt!

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