That's nothing, you won't beleive the kinds of videos they made us watch in driver's ed. The ones we watched were of real people at real crash scences, not like those fabricated ones on those commercials (though I must admit they had good effects) A couple of the driver's ed videos stick in my mind very well (and not in a good way either).

One very disturbing one was of a young lady's pale, lifeless body still lying in the smashed car after she had been literally speraed through the chest with the sterring column of her Chrysler New Yorker when she drifted across the center line on a two-lane 55 MPH road.

Another gory one was of a guy in a tipped over SUV, who's head and skull had actually split open (the passenger compartment of the car didn't hold up too well) and his brains had been spewed out the window and was scattered all over the pavement They even showed the higway worker picking the little pink peices of guts off the pavement and putting them into a black plastic trash bag. What a job he has...

The thing about those videos though is that they were real crashes, not fake ones, which made it a little more disturbing. It's hard to beleive the destruction a motor vehicle can do to such horrible things human body. Kind of makes me not want to even ride in cars anymore...

If you would like to see what I am talking about, here is a very old version of the video we watched in my driver's ed class, "Siganl 30" (the one we watched was called "Red Asphalt: IV")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQ6l7DxeE1E&feature=related