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A few shots from a 4 car MVA on the Bruce Highway, Pine Rivers Bridge southbound at approximately 1115hrs Monday. No serious injuries and some very lucky people.


















More shots if you're interested:

http://www.markcrossphotography.com/pic ... va_bcehwy/

 LOL... I thought it might have been you xerubus. I drove past this on Monday and saw a guy walking round in civies with what looked like a D70. Good coverage of the incident once again.

Atorie wrote:LOL... I thought it might have been you xerubus. I drove past this on Monday and saw a guy walking round in civies with what looked like a D70. Good coverage of the incident once again.

it took me some pretty impressive running to get across the 4 lanes of traffic

next time you see me stop and say hi

cheers

I thought about stopping but you looked kinda busy and I had a job to drop off.. you seem to get out to these pretty quick what's your secret?

Atorie wrote:I thought about stopping but you looked kinda busy and I had a job to drop off.. you seem to get out to these pretty quick what's your secret?

radio gear... and contacts. plus the fact that i'm jinxed and whereever i go bad things happen

cheers

Mark,

What brand / model of scanner are you using?

Mark

xerubus wrote: plus the fact that i'm jinxed and whereever i go bad things happen

Thought as much.. next time i see you I'll keep driving to keep myself safe

Hudo wrote:Mark,

What brand / model of scanner are you using?

Mark

uniden 780xlt at home, 780xlt in the car, and a 61xlt for mobility.

cheers

Mark,

Good gear Uniden. I'm using a Uniden UBC92XLT in the car and as a portable. I also use a Jabro Blue tooth head set that is connected to the scanner via a Jabro Blue Tooth transmitter box (new product) . This means the scanner can be placed discreetly in a back pack, under your jacket or if left in the car up to say 10 metres away if you taking a shot you can still get all the action in your ear.

Mark