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A dark SUV accelerates across a stylized road toward a red concrete barrier, triggering a bright red "CRASH!" message when it reaches the wall. Built with D3 v7, the animation uses SVG shapes—rectangles, polygons, and circles—to construct the vehicle, road markings, and striped barrier. The car's position updates over time via a timer, moving it from left to right across the viewport. The scene renders with a blue-sky gradient background and golden road dashes, all generated programmatically using D3's selection and append methods.

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