Here is a photo of a crash I was called out to on Monday to investigate as a traffic fatality.<br /> CRASH PHOTO <br />Mom & daughter driving on rain slick road, daughter is driving, she is pregnant, due in July.<br />Car goes off the road to the right, over corrects to the left, spins, goes into a 4 wheel drift, slams tree with right front side of car, comes to rest on roadway. Both flown out to Orlando ORMC Trauma Center.<br />Daughter has "c" section, baby ok. Daughter is in a coma. Mom is in critical condition.<br /><br />Speed 35-45 mph. <br />Not really a factor, but it is what we call "to fast for conditions". <br />Know your car and how it handles is the advise I can give. <br /><br />Post crash inspection revealed no real defects. The right front tire had low tread, it probably was the deciding factor that did not allow the driver to gain control of the vehicle on the slick pavement.<br /><br />Check your tires for treadwear & correct pressure. Dont assume they hold 32 psi. New tires are up to 45 psi and more, read the sidewall of the tire. If the tires are worn down to the treadwear indicators, replace them. The treadwear indicators are in the grooves of the tires, if the tread is worn down, you will see rubber ridges/marks where the groove/tread was.