Heart-stopping moment man is nearly crushed by a SUV when he is thrown from the vehicle as it flips three times

A South Carolina man was almost crushed by a massive SUV after he was thrown from the vehicle as it flipped three times.   

The car crashed into the yard of Kevin and Bonnie Siembieda around 2am in Hanahan, in late April. 

Newly released Ring doorbell footage captured the moment the SUV takes a sharp turn onto Murray Drive and slides past a fire hydrant. 

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A Ring doorbell camera captured the moment a SUV crashed into a couple's yard and flipped three times in Hanahan, South Carolina 

Then, the vehicle careens off the road, busts through the family's fence and flips three times. 

Halfway through the third flip, an unidentified passenger is thrown from the car and lands on his back.   

The SUV quickly follows and appears to land just above the man. He was just inches away from being mangled by the heavy vehicle.  

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A man inside the SUV was thrown from the vehicle (pictured) and onto the residents' yard

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The SUV landed over the man and almost crushed him during the incident 

After a moment of shock, the other passengers exit the smoking car and aid their friend. Two neighbors also leave their homes to help.  

The man is seen moving while on the ground. It's unclear the extent of his injuries. 

The car was reportedly driving above the 35mph speed limit. 

Now, the Siembieda family is urging local officials to crack down on speeding after a number of wrecks have happened near their lawn. 

'That person is lucky to be alive. I’m so happy they were able to get up again,' Bonnie told WCBD.  

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Two other passengers in the vehicle raced to help their friend as neighbors arrived to help them 

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Skid marks were visible in the Siembieda's yard after the incident 

Broken glass from the SUV and some of the driver's personal items were left in the family's yard following the crash

The couple have lived on Murray Drive for nearly three years and have witnessed several car crashes in that time. 

'Next thing you know, you’re hearing screeching brakes and all of a sudden there’s a car in the middle of your yard,' Bonnie said.  

The Siembiedas installed the Ring doorbell camera after a third incident. 

They've filed a police report to handle the damage they sustained from the crash, but they said more needs to be done. 

Murray Drive is notorious for speedy drivers rushing past the curve in front of Kevin and Bonnie's home. 

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Bonnie Siembieda (pictured) said they installed a Ring camera after a number of crashes happened outside their home 

They haven't yet figure out a solution with local officials to keep the area safe from reckless drivers. 

'From what I understand, they could put up a sign, they don’t think they could put up a barrier because they’d be scared that a driver could hit the barrier, it would cause more damage to the driver,' said Bonnie. 

'But I’m scared that if they just keep turning they’re going to end up in my bedroom.'

Kevin showed footage of the latest crash to the Hanahan City Council.

'The mayor reached out to me and I showed the video to the entire council. And you see the video, it just brings it home,' said Kevin. 

'This is not something we want to have happen in this city. And to have this and not have any resolution.'

Kevin added that an incident like the most recent crash was something he feared would happen.

'You know, I was afraid something like this would happen eventually. I was just hoping maybe they'd slow down or do something different.'