Chaos unfolded on the highway of Oshawa, Minnesota, as a Porsche Macan attempted to cut into slowing traffic. The driver, braking hard and without signaling, set off a chain reaction that culminated in a rollover.

I was driving during rush hour as traffic began to slow down. The Porsche driver seemingly came out of nowhere when she veered into me while braking hard without signaling. When I realized she was ramming into me, I instinctively countered to try and maintain my lane and to keep from being smashed into the center barrier. The Porsche began to roll and I maintained control, stopping in time to avoid slamming into her. When the vehicles came to a rest, I noticed several cars had stopped behind me in a formation to block traffic. I stepped out, checked on the driver in the Porsche, and called 911. She was conscious and did not appear to be bleeding or seriously injured. According to the police report, the driver was taken to the hospital by ambulance and "cleared almost immediately." The police report also states that the Porsche driver "was cited with an unsafe lane change." The MN State Patrol and the insurance companies all deemed the Porsche driver 100% at fault.