Some months back there was a MVA on the interstae I travel on daily. Here is what the paper reported; Car A was in the 4th lane of a 5 lane stretch of interstate northbound. One lane left of car A is the "fast lane", then a breakdown strip, then a concrete divider. Car A drifted or swerved, the paper did not say and there were no marks on the highway to suggest a sudden swerve, into lane 3, and then lane 2. Lane 1 being to the extreme right for exiting and entering the interstate. Car A stayed in lane 2 for a very brief time before turning 180 degrees and heading south back into the lane 4. Car A hit Car B head on and killed the two women instantly, the two kids in back were not hurt. The paper stated the driver of Car A was dead but gave no details. Like, was he dead of a heart attack before the crash. So, my question. You see a car ahead swerve and begin to head back toward you, what do you do? I talked with some guys at work and most thought it best to turn into him and hope for a glancing blow to the rear panel. Any thoughts?
