I was in the traffic jam right after this occurred. I was coming back from dinner heading toward the Kingstowne area. The stretch of highway where this accident occurred (especially at the bend just right after the rolling road exit) is very dangerous. It's a six lane road with a small hump median strip that is easily crossable, if someone isn't paying attention. If you drive that portion, there is a burn mark on the road from a fire caused by the same type of accident last year and a small cross sits on the side. It?s been left there as a reminder. One other thing to mention; right after this accident was cleared where the little girls lost their parents (prayers are with them), another accident very similar in nature occurred about 100 yards from that very spot. Weather does play a roll, but so does peoples? feet on the pedal. The road is winding and I have seen folks travel up to 70-80 MPH, go around that first bend and that's all it takes. Trust me , when I set the cruise control at 52 and folks fly by me as if I'm standing still, it's definitely over 70. A blind man could see that. My minivan at 55 hugs the road in that spot ok, but you can feel the inertia pull on it. It's not just the speed at which folks travel that need improved, it's the road where the accident occurred. Solution to this type of accident from happening (I'm sure it's been mentioned) is a jersey type wall constructed on that stretch; speed limit needs to come down between Rolling road and green springs drive/ Hooes Road park. Folks need to be cautious out there as well.