The speedometer of the SUV that hurtled over a cliff in California this past week, leaving at least five people dead, was “pinned” at 90 miles per hour, officials revealed over the weekend.
The car plunged about 100 feet off a cliff along the Pacific Coast Highway on March 26, leaving officials puzzled because the area of the dangerous road wasn’t directly next to the cliff. Many parts of the Pacific Coast Highway are considered dangerous, with few guardrails along the edge.
