So I went out to town yesterday to run an errand for the missus, and coming back, I got treated to a contest between a Ford Explorer, an F-150, and a county dump truck with a plow.
The country dump truck surprisingly wound up in a ditch with the plow disconnected and still laying on the road (that's why you see a giant plow laying there but this big yellow tipsy thing behind the smaller county truck). The F-150 pretty much lost everything forward of the firewall except the frame and tires, and they managed to shove it out of the way into a safe spot (you can see its ass-end just barely if you look close). The Explorer wound up down a 30' embankment on the RH side of the road from my POV. Amazingly enough, nobody got injured. Sorry about the lack of detailed pics, but I only managed to get what I could when I was stopped.
I wondered why/how this could happen, and I found out first-hand pretty soon afterwards. It turns out that the county plows are substantially wider than half the road, and this is a two-lane mountain road... I barely managed to squeak around a different oncoming plow myself not 10 miles later... I was lucky that there was enough shoulder to 'borrow' at speed. However, the area where this accident occurred has zero room to maneuver.