Watching Car Accidents because I like to suffer
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disclaimer: when sitting at a light, and the light turns green, stop and check both ways anyway if you don't already do that
Literally do this now got tboned just before thanksgiving. Bought a dashcam the next day
Yeah, i drive like other people don't see me (Super cautious), saved me from stupid people more than once
That help me one time I hear engine revving to my left beating their light as soon it was my green light they blow through their red light.
TES THISSSS
Yes*
It never ceases to impress me that 2 tons of speeding metal can hit a tree and the tree will barely budge like nothing even happened. Nature is amazing.
Usually the root system is the same size or larger than the branches and leaves, so it mostly depends on the soil whether the tree gets uprooted or not.
It's bonkers
we should build cars out ove Trees then ;)
@@Ati-MarcusS *BRILLIANT!!!*
To add to this, I'm from a ranching family. Once a 2 Ton truck met a 2 ton bull. The truck's engine was smashed in half and pushed into the truck. However, the bull was initially limping and eventually walked it off.
teenagers are a problem with driving but i’ve seen more adults using their phone on the road and not paying attention more than teens, especially those that just got their licenses
Same but also when I was driving around on my learners my dad would always reach over and give me a swift slap in the back of the head if I ever reaches for my phone while driving g
And not even just with phones with adults. I’ve driven past a woman reading a novel while driving and plenty of elderly guys reading newspapers.
That’s what I’m saying. Adults can be just as bad.
Same! Especially since my dad always texts and drives and I NEVER use my phone
Texted and drove ONCE after I got my license. Thankfully I was going 15 thru my neighborhood, car veered to the left slowly and I hit my side-view mirror on a mailbox haha. Know not to do that ever again
"Drive like you're terrified" is terrible advice. If you do that you'll drive more skittish which leads to accidents. If you're scared to drive, DO NOT get on the road, you're just as much of a danger to everyone around you and YOU become the obstacle, you'll over correct, hesitate in your movements and driving is partially a matter of watching what others do and reacting accordingly. if you dont drive with confidence, others wont be able to tell what you're doing and respond accordingly to keep you or themselves safe. Drive ALERT, not like you're scared, be smart, careful but confident.
I wish my family knew this too. I'm deathly afraid to learn to drive because I don't want to be a burden to the wrong person and they actually hurt me due to road rage, and because I don't like the idea of putting my life in other people's hands. I only get in cars with people who doesn't look at their phone or only looks at it at stoplights (because I always tell them if a light is green anyway)
One reason why I hate riding with my mom is that she looks at her phone when using Google Maps instead of having an automated voice tell her when to turn and where to look if she's on the street her destination is on. And her reason for that is because "Siri made her do an illegal u-turn when telling her to turn around" in front of a patrolling cop car, which is a poor excuse :/
Absolutely agree. I literally start panicking and crying when I’m on the wheel, but my family gets mad if I don’t practice driving…like bro…I already broke laws cause I took too long being uncertain. I’m really scared all the time. Practice doesn’t make perfect if I can’t even concentrate clearly..
great advice. be alert, not afraid. i was rear ended on the highway which had me traumatized for a bit. nobody understood why me being that anxious made driving more dangerous - especially since my right leg tends to shake when anxious. it took some therapy but now i am back to it. life happens even when you don't do anything wrong, and it drives me insane seeing people not do the bare minimum to ensure them and everyone around them isn't hurt by a literal ton of steel
It’s hard to not drive when using a car is pretty much required to go anywhere in the US. Whether someone is scared or not, most of the time, there’s no other option to commute to work or the store
Exactly I’ve been driving for 6 years and I only been in an accident one (car totaled) and I’m a fairly aggressive driver my sister is afraid of everything and has been driving for 10 years and has been into 6 accidents and is on her 8th car (I’m on my 3rd)
Trust me it is NOT just teenagers on their phones while driving. As a fellow teenager, I have never felt the need to look at my phone while driving, cause I’m not a god damn idiot and I can get back to people later.
you
you are just a good driver... anyone who feels the need to text and drive need to be in the passenger seat.
now i will say that with older phones(physical buttons) you could text back while you were moving if you knew how to spell....
Absolutely, I've seen every age of idiot using their phones while driving including borderline elderly moms and dads. Just gotta be defensive yourself, that's all we can do
The whole texting and driving thing. Mom just hands me her phone and tells me what to text for her when I'm in the passenger seat.
Your ma is smarter than mine in this respect, congrats 🎉😅
Yeah I'm fine with being her messenger pigeon basically if we stay safe lol@@beezytea4250
bro my mom starts swerving the car because she’s busy texting. i rarely am in the car with her because i want to live ☠️
Just broke my neck thanks to some guy texting and driving on the highway🤟
My mom either asks me to do things or she lets me tell her what to do( like brake, slow down, and green/red lights)
9:45 i can't believe Wendigoon spends his free time jumpscaring nighttime drivers
Made me laugh wayyyy more than it should have😂
Average Wendigoon behavior
i imagine Isaiah emerging from the woods and making bull horns with his hands, then headbutting the car at like mach 3 lmao
@@scarleteye2, Isaiah wouldn't do that, he's too busy in the Official Channel with Charlie and Jack.
50:00 I literally can't believe there are still places in this world where people are allowed to drive without studded tires on winter. It would prevent 99% of this kind of accidents, pileups and more. Absolutely unbelievable.
remember, drive like no one else on the road knows how to themselves. because sometimes, it's true
More true than most think
That's a bad advice. Just pay attention to your surroundings and obey the laws of the road. Driving like you're scared will lead to panic, which will cause accidents.
@@velvetrosang4684lol what ? defensive driving is literally taught in NY driving schools. its not being afraid on the road, its paying attention...
I always drive like everyone else is a moron, like they are willing to ram me if theyre tailgating, like they dont know how to use their signals, etc.
its actually incredible that you can survive a head on collision with a few fractures these days. a fair few of these accidents would have been far FAR worse a few decades ago
difference between crumple zones and stiff bodies. cars nowadays are manufactured to absorb most of the impacts, while before, they were made like bricks on roads.
@@xXCursedWorgenXx car's nowadays WERE manufactured to be safe. The cybertruck is a brilliant return to form.
Except its not, the cybertruck will end up killing you with its lack of crumple zones at a high speed crash. @@mrbork7218
@@mrbork7218 The Cyberytuck is rated highly in terms of safety.... You should do some research, telsa makes some of the safest cars in the world. An thats coming from a Gear head that rides motorbikes.
especially since back then they didnt have seatbelts (idk if thats actually true)
The video from Fresno, CA at 7:08. The women died on impact in the car. The tow truck driver got arrested and i believe got sentenced 20-30 years.
He was on a shit ton of drugs
"Nobody dies in this video". Yeah... 😅
6:25 That usually happens because the first guy coming up to a line of stopped cars is the only one who can see the stopped cars in many cases. If that lead car decides to never slow down and sharply change lanes at the last second, everyone behind them are caught off guard with nowhere to really go.
Yep, the first car is the cause of all of that.
@@migo70 Don’t know about there but here, everyone behind that car would be at fault for not keeping a safe distance, idk if the lead car would be blamed at all.
@@Rashed1255 what I mean is the first car not realising and having to slam the brakes gives less time for everyone else. Thus the first car has caused the rest.
@@migo70 still, legally everyone behind is at fault for not keeping a safe distance regardless of how it happened while the person slamming the brakes is not.
I’ve seen multiple times “he suddenly stopped”, “nope, ur at fault for not keeping a safe distance”.
“First car not realizing and having to slam the brakes gives less time for everyone else”, I understand but it doesn’t hold up legally.
@@Rashed1255 I get your point but the law is lazy in that regard imo. It's easier to blame everyone than the one person not paying attention. But in the UK our motorways slow cars down early when theirs traffic through over head displays which reduce the speed limit, so if you are speeding it is your fault regardless if the person in front slams on the brakes.
This is just me seeing which cars will maximize my survival
Engineering w fo shoo
don't buy a 2008 dodge caliber
@@Dankster-yo8xv truly noted
then whatever you do stay away from the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat 2019
Can't go wrong with a Ford ST, one of the highest SUV saftey ratings AND is twin turbo
In that one lady defense, do not say sorry during a car accident. Unless its undeniable, you claim fault for an accident you may not have caused.
Isn't the whole "drive with anxiety and expect people to make mistakes" part of the problem though? If you constantly drive while feeling afraid, you're gonna most likely cause an accident yourself due to the intensity of that emotion making you not think straight! The best course of action when driving is be completely aware of whats in front of you and around you/in your peripheral view. Defensive driving can really save you, and having confidence while on the road really helps you be more aware of things + what you're doing instead of being a nervous nelly behind the wheel
to be fair, "the expect people to make mistakes" part isn't wrong though. but it all still comes down to paying attention and being aware of what's going on!
i second this. i feel like this is my exact mindset. i almost always feel like something is going to happen, but not to the point of driving me insane. i've even been able to pick up on and start to tell little things like when i can tell someone is about to merge sometimes, or to be weary in areas where i know people can make last minute merges :P
@parker-fs7sx yeah exactly! it's just all about being aware of your surroundings as you're driving. i mean, distracted driving is dangerous for a reason, and it even extends to mental/emotional distraction imo
The audio book the guy was listening to is called he who fights with monsters. I was amazed someone else listened to it haha
Recognized it too immediately. Haven't been keeping up for a while. Gotta check what's new with Jason and friends.
Only listened to the first one then got into dungeon crawler carl haha I loved both!!
@@DrHamburglar yeah DCC is excellent as well. Sound booth theater is good in general. Reading mark of the fool rn because it's frequently recommended in the same circles even if it isn't litrpg.
Such a good ass book
from what i rember most of the book it just about clive wife
When I was a teenager, texting didn't exist. But alcohol did, and a lot of my classmates thought it was fun to get completely ripped out of their minds and then go for a drive. I never understood the stupidity. I just stayed home and played video games.
6:40 What's scary is all it takes is 1 driver not paying attention for it to cause like a pileup accident in this situation. They swerve out of the way revealing there's a stopped car and you have no time to react
leave more space in front
@@memes3874That’s easier said than done when everyone is going highway speeds.
@@infiniteblaz3416 I seem to manage it fine just by easing off the gas for a few secs if someone cuts in front.
A few months ago, a drunk driver plowed through a red light at 50 mph. He hit me so hard that I spun 3 times, hit a cop car that was waiting at the light opposite to the one they ran, tipped sideways, and thankfully landed on my tires. They almost killed me, and got away with it. I would KILL to have the cops dashcam footage, but they won't release it to me...
Pretty sure Dashcams are publicly available in the US unless being used in an active investigation.
@@GummyDinosaursify something tells me that means they didn't get away with it
So many of these were “distracted drivers”. If you don't have Bluetooth in your car, you can buy a small add-on you can put in your car for less than 100%. You can get directions, answer phone calls, answer texts and never take your hands off the steering wheel.
You dont even need bluetooth. Have speaker phone on for directions, everything else can wait. A lot of newer phones can detect when you're driving and send an auto "I am currently driving, I will reply as soon as I can" message via text if you're worried about that.
Deers have a lot of adrenaline in their bodies after an impact with a car, so they run away until the adrenaline wears off, even with deadly injuries.
14:38 not poor unfortunate souls hittin while cars smash into each other
Also, I don't think the escalade was at fault. The smaller car changed lanes without signaling and then hit their brakes. I'm guessing out of panic?
@@xelectrix I would say they are both at fault. The Mercedes certainly did make an unsafe lane change, but the Escalade had plenty of time to react but didn't start to brake until the last possible second.
Came to the comments for this. 😂💀
I think the wildest part is seeing roads I recognize
I refuse drive cars because I’m easily distracted and am prone to zoning out, and those are VERY bad things when you’re controlling a very fast metal machine that weighs a ton.
Also the amount of people who do drive but shouldn’t is way too high.
I have stress dreams about driving.
I think the schools need to bring drivers ed back! I paid $300 for my son to take a class, since his school doesn't offer drivers ed, and all they did was go over stuff from the dmv manual and drive with a instructor for 2 hours.
I took driver's Ed back in 2018 my school provided it for $25 I got my boating license and driver's license
Odd I would have expected less effort for $300. Lazy teaching from the manual and a couple hours in a car is pretty average.
Searching for defensive driving might help instead of 'driving instructor' which could be a regulated term where you live.
Where I work we're not even allowed to teach anything that's not in actual traffic code because the classes and testing here are objective (strictly the law, no instructor opinions, no manual).
Here, if you want teaching that is subjective (varies by instructor) you'd have to go to something like defensive driving which is unregulated, but they aren't going to explain much traffic code and it's super expensive.
Though if the instruction you mentioned is already teaching from the DMV manual your kid is already being taught subjectively. I mean try bringing a DMV manual to court to defend yourself... I'm sure the judge and prosecution will find it hilarious, but their faces will stay like this :|
These days, public education in many places teaches you fuck all, my high school had given me African American history for 3 years as if they wanted me to become an activist. Would have much preferred something useful like firearm safety, driver’s ed, how to file taxes, something more useful than learning about MLK and Rosa Parks for 3 years straight.
@@ChuckFinelyForever…
@@jktrends722 …
Hitting the gas instead of the brakes is a rookie mistake. And I agree with you, we’ve made it too easy to get and maintain a driver’s license.
Car crashes vids are the best road safety PSAs.
51:54 he is listening to He Who Fights With Monsters. Really fantastic book series
Didn't get my license till I was 30 because shit like this gave me such anxiety.
Hey fellow late bloomer! it was 28 for me. I completely understand how it feels. I'm pretty comfortable now but there are still a lot of things that make my heart race with how crazy people act on the road. No shame at all :)
@Hokaru11792 I still hate driving in heavy traffic, I lived near Atlanta for a while before I had my license. I couldn't imagine living there again and driving.
my parents always talked about how in their time, people would rush to get their license and drive around their friends because having a license was the “cool” thing to do
As if it was supposed to somehow assure me that people on the roads weren’t idiots
And, i remember getting my license like the week before my permit expired, grand total of 15 minutes, one big circle near the DMV
My grandmother, in a somewhat annoyed tone asked why it took my mother 3 tries to get her license
i’m 90% sure i could’ve run over a child and still passed, i definitely sped, was *way* too close to the car in front of me more than once, and almost ran a red (in 15 minutes)
My only mistake was “oversteering”
Same. I got mine at 28 with my family telling me im being childish though when i was 9 i was in the back seat of my grandmothers car and in our town the speed limit is 25 on the way home from the store some 80 year old blew through a stop sogn going 60 and nearly knocked our vehicle over and bent the passenger side doors off the hinges practically. I had amaxophobia for ages
@@ChelseaArleta Does no good to be shamed for trauma that you had no control over. And for people to act as if you should just get over it when it develops into a phobia. Don't succumb to that kind of unnecessary pressure
around 13:50, he did have a green. But it immediately shifted to RED for both sides. You have to rewind a bit further, the yellow step was skipped.
WTH are you supposed to do in that situation it looks weird
It clearly turns yellow, you don't see it turn red in the clip. Even then he's still meant to yield to oncoming cars.
@@memes3874 oh you're right, but it wasn't clear to everyone even him but that's a different issue, because he failed to yield right of way which caused a collision.
@@sal-the-man Right
My boyfriend and I drive a shitload for our job. We’ve been in 2 accidents that totaled both cars that were the other drivers fault. I was in an accident as a child too that fucked me up. It wasn’t super bad but it has made me terrified of driving. I’m so scared of being in an accident and getting stuck in the car because I’m also very claustrophobic. It’s fucking awful, other drivers scare me so much. The first accident was because a guy fell asleep coming down an exit ramp where we had stopped at a stop sign and just plowed right into us then. The second one was because a dumbass kid pulled out in front of us thinking we had a stop sign, which we didn’t. My nose was bleeding and I screamed in that kids face which I’m not proud of. And by kid I mean at least 18. But we got a 2 year old car out of it in 2019 and we’re almost done paying it off.
you're not alone, i was in a minor accident when i was 3, no injuries, but it gave me an ingrained anxiety about cars for life
My mom was rear ended by a jeep pulling a trailer as she was waiting to pull into our housing development. Completely shredded her mini van, broke her neck, she needed a titanium disk implant in her spine. Seeing her in that hospital bed, and seeing the aftermath of the van really fucked up my 11 year old head. I'm driving now, but it definitely put me off doing so for a few years after I turned 16.
@@SatanicBarbeque Same! One time, albeit my mother's fault as she was distracted by something on the side of the road but she apologized and even went to court to handle it(the one she hit never even bothered to show up for it so-). But the front of our Nissan was busted. I had my old phone at the time, took some photos at the moment to show my dad. Don't have them anymore though I deleted them for storage. Not to mention my brother was on his phone changing his music and almost hit a curb. Been fucked up since, I get real nauseous in cars to the point it feels second nature to be sick in them now. My anxiety just spikes so much inside cars now but I live in a rural area so I need to learn to drive, I don't have much choice, so sucks for me I guess. Maybe I should move to new york or smth so I don't have to drive 😭
as my dad has always told my family, "always expect someone to do the exact wrong thing at the exact wrong time" I live by these words.
I always give this advice, it helps more than you'd think.
*Stop at every intersection that doesn't have a traffic light, or at the absolute minimum at least, slow down.*
All my fingers and toes are not enough to count the amount of times I could've been in an accident if I didn't slow down or stop at an intersection.
Is it absolutely foolproof? No. But it is a step that helps you drive more carefully. I'm glad my dad instilled that in me since I was like 12.
42:15 I'm from Australia and the roads in the US are wild with the people on them 💀The process of getting your license is FAR more in depth over here. First you have to take a written test to get your learners permit where you then need to display a yellow square "L plate" on the front and back of your vehicle and must always drive with a fully licensed driver in the passenger seat and must not exceed 90kmph (55.9mph). You keep a log book of the conditions you drive in, the time, the distance travelled by marking down your odometer readings. You need a total of 120 hours (20 of which have to be night hours and you need to have it for at least a year so no speed running) in order to take your actual driving test as well as a "hazard perception test".
If you pass the those you pay a fee and upgrade your license to red "P plates", now you can drive on your own and you don't need a log book but you're still not allowed to exceed speeds of 90kmph and you have to be on them for a year. Then you come to pay a fee for your green "P plates" now, the limit is now 100kmph (62mph) and you have to hold that license for 2 years. After all that, congratulations! You're now a fully licensed driver!
You're able to get your L plates when you're 16 but no earlier. Getting into an accident, speeding ticket or DUI can all put this on hold. If your license gets suspended your plate progress is paused. Which brings up another thing, zero tolerance for the whole time. Being "under the BAC limit" is only something applies to fully licensed drivers and you are NOT able to register for ANY alcohol while at any stage of learning or you can lose your license
Imagine my shock when I was in the states with my partner having to dodge everyone on the highway because they're psychos that don't indicate and swerve violently into other lanes. Under 6 months of learning to drive (with no visual display of who's ACTUALLY learning) compared to the absolute minimum of 4 whole ass years.
In my country we can’t get drivers license until 18, we have a zero tolerance policy for alcohol and there is a popular cool saying that encourages defensive driving that roughly translates to “let the idiot have the road”. If you see someone acting stupid, let them by, let them go, don’t do anything, don’t put yourself at risk.
Also in big cities there are cameras everywhere, that automatically register any illegal driving, including not yielding to pedestrians, and fines are very high. Like, 1 day of reckless driving (think, 2 cameras caught you speeding, you blew a red light, you didn’t yield to a pedestrian, you drove in the bus lane, changed lanes illegally) can easily cost you 1000-2000 dollars worth of fines. And you can’t really fight it in court, cause you were caught in 4K doing it
@thectyptid00 we have something like that with cameras too! They work like red light cameras but they detect if you have your phone in your hand and snap a picture of you.
The purpose of our hazard perception test is for defensive driving as well. The rule of thumb is ALWAYS "If you can't see to make a proper judgement, slow down or stop". Like if you're turning at an intersection but theres a truck stopped and blocking another oncoming lane from view.
We still have a lot of dumb drivers over here but compared to the frequency I saw them in America the difference was insane
In the UK you have to do a theory test before you get a provisional license, from there you HAVE to take driving lessons, you are taught driving is a privilege and you are essentially driving a loaded gun. After the lessons you then take a practical test which many do not pass first time. The cost of all of this is between £1000-2000 before you've even bought and insured your own car. Like yours you can only drive with someone who is above a certain age and has a full drivers license and need a 'L' plate. Once you pass it is recommended to drive with the 'P' plate but not mandatory.
You can do 100 but only when thats the speed limit, and it's not a just a fee you need to pay for you to get your green Ps, you have to do another hazard perception test to go from red to green,
I was an Uber driver in Cincinnati I was taking an Australian lady to the airport. While I was driving her I look in my rearview mirror to see a man somewhere between 38 and 42 years old tailgating me while staring at his phone. I told her "hold on I'm going to hop over and let this idiot pass me because he is staring at his phone. So I moved over and he went on by us. Then immediately got back behind him because the lane I jumped into was a forced exit for Redding Rd. I then backed way off because I did not want to be involved in whatever accident he could potentially cause. As he went by the Australian lady in my back seat said: "They would have his license in an instant in Australia." I hope that is true.
14:40 perfect timing Ursala the song ironically perfect.
I used to watch so many of these car crash compilations, but I’m still recovering from a T-bone crash myself and now these increase my stress. Tourists ran a stop sign and hit me. I still don’t know how I got out of that wreck with only a broken arm and broken ankle. The damage to the cars and security camera footage was some of the worst I’ve ever seen.
While driving, I always expect everyone else to stuff up all the time. Especially when on my motorcycle. My mom always said to me, "When you're on the road, you're driving for everyone else. You never know if the person driving near or towards you has a license, is falling asleep, or is having a sudden medical emergency."
Smart words.
that whole deer story has me in tears
I stopped at a four way stop, nobody was there with me so before I went I looked at the radio to change screens. Thankfully I waited because when I looked back up some guy on the left blew the stop sign at 60 I would've gotten T-boned on the driver side
I worked at a psych hospital and the nurse who was supposed to relieve me hadn't shown up. I was getting pissed as I was hitting 18 hours on my shift. Someone else finally came in to relieve me. Learned the next day that the no-show nurse hit a deer (Kansas) on the dark, windy road surrounded by trees and the deer darted out of the treeline. The nurse was in the hospital, and was unconscious for two days and her car was totaled. I felt like an ass for being mad. It's surprising how much damage deer can do.
its honestly so scary seeing crashes that are IN FRONT of you because that couldve been you.
No-Fault state means that your insurance pays your medical bills and sometimes covers other losses regardless of who actually caused the crash. I live in a no-fault state and just recently had to learn that the tough way lol. Some kid slammed into my car and totaled it, my insurance paid for everything, including my x-ray even though the bone ended up not being broken (yay!)
Yeah, but then your insurance goes up for something that wasn't even your fault.
Car crashes are a multi billion dollar industry.
Insurance, lawyers, doctors, tow trucks, hospitals, ambulance, police, fire department, dealerships, pharmaceuticals, repair shops, pharmacies, and parts suppliers thrive on hourly car crashes.
Not to mention that car manufacturers are known to cut corners on safety measures because the lawsuits are cheaper than the few extra dollars it would cost to make cars safer.
A deer t-boned me back in 1996 in front of the place I worked, but after hours. The doe rolled down the driver's side of my pickup from the door to the end of the bed. Went back the next morning, reporting for work, and found the deer dead, but her fawn alive! Had a hunter friend come out and get the doe and took the fawn to a wildlife rehabber.
Low key that tree was probably there for that exact purpose
i would binge watch dashcam videos like this while taking drivers ed to prepare myself for driving. living in fear is a good idea. be a defensive driver. learn what to look out for/what happens leading up to accidents so you can avoid them because other people can always be dumb asf on the road
To a degree, I understand learning from other people's mistakes, but if you train yourself into a phobia... it's hard to make good decision making without a clear head.
I watched car crash videos the night before my license test. Shit had me terrified. Passed though on my first try
Apparently when a car rolls that’s a good sign. A sudden hit or stop is what causes the most damage due to force but when it rolls it dissipates
12:51 Actually they don't always sync up. The North Lamar blvd and Rundberg lane intersection regularly allows left hand traffic to go alongside straight traffic before switching to straight green on both sides.
It's crazy how far back you can hear that Jeep coming from in the first clip, he was FLYING....
the deer part took me out you not seeing must have been terrifying 😭
People who drive big ass trucks and run red lights should have their licenses revoked
You should try driving one that weighs 80,000 pounds, then try stopping at 60mph. What do you drive????
My brother almost got us killed being on his phone. Was "changing his music" while I was in the passenger seat, we were on our way to school, I looked down for a second and looked back up and we were about to hit a curb. Never trusted him again.
Lol yup. That's why if you want to play music, you make a playlist beforehand that you don't feel the need to fuck with your phone while driving. It's just so pointless, stop touching your phones at the wheel.
Had a deer take me off my motorbike back in 2014. Sitting at a light happily enjoying my day and next thing I knew was on the floor and couldn’t see hoofs and the ass of a deer running into the woods. Guy behind me said it was like a movie the deer came flying through the air out the woods smashed into me and disappeared into the night, he said he didn’t think it didn’t even touch the floor the whole time
When I was in highschool, my grandma was picking me up for a doctor's appointment. Low speed t-bone with another vehicle, very minor damage, other guy was profusely apologizing. Everyone was fine.
What makes this story really funny is that later on, this guy shows up to my dad's work, saying he was late because he accidentally t-boned someone. Turns out to be my dad's mom, really funny now
Hi Fresno resident here (the place that is in this video three times) and yeah that road is a magnet for accidents like that. I don't drive myself but I have been in a car with friends and we have had close calls there.
Fresno kinda has every possible driver type. There could very well have multiple compilations of wrecks dedicated to the county alone.
The intersection was in this video five times
@@that.ll_do_pig Indeed.
There's an intersection right outside my neighborhood where its 50mph and people run the red. I'm constantly terrified just trying to leave my neighborhood. I always take a few seconds after the light turns green for the exact reason of all these red light videos. Boy this video gave me the adrenaline rush I didn't expect today. Also, I just bought a dash cam while still watching this.
You can also call your city and report an increase in traffic safety problems on a specific street. Usually it's the same people doing the speeding most the time,
I mean, i'm all ACAB, and I believe police are not necessary for MOST crimes.
But speeding and violating traffic rules in regards to SAFETY I feel SHOULD be punished.
As a pedestrian and someone who respects cars so deeply that i'm deathly afraid of them, anyone who thinks it's a toy shouldn't have a license.
If I got hit while walking? High chance i'd die.
Getting hit while driving? Still a chance you could die, but also you can't forget the trauma and the costs associated with that kind of accident too if you survive.
If you report the issue, sometimes they'll send a cruiser to sit there for a few nights and catch the trouble makers.
It usually works out.
@@austinjackson2574 its unfortunately just a really dangerous road, its a highway that's 50 and goes thru a city and has lights, but people treat it like its open freeway and cruise at 70+. There's at least 6 memorial crosses I know of in the stretch i travel frequently.
God, that's so horrible. The memorial crosses would make me cry, without fail.@@kristinpatton1018
I personally believe that if people were allowed to hold up their phone so they could see the road beyond the phone (instead of looking down because you need to keep it low and out of sight) would prevent a lot of accidents.
3:18 i like how the first car and the jeep were listening to the same thing lol
Was not the Escalades fault lol, he was in the fast lane (the far left lane) and the little car cut him off with no indicator. 15:10
I'm a resident of Fresno CA and I remember seeing every single one of those crashes on the news and hearing abt them. (The 2nd Fresno crash that's shown after the first is actually a place heavily known for crashes so there's no surprise that a crash from that intersection is featured here)
Also Fresno resident and these are a small representation of the copious number of red light runners we have here. It's crazy out there.
Honestly, more and more adults are distracted driving and they are just as, if not more dangerous than teens. I also see DUI accidents caused by adults all the time now, and they are the most fatalities. I know this is anecdotal and is probably just where I live, but honestly I'm less afraid with teenagers on the road than most adults nowadays.
Also, the whole horrific looking crashes leading to 0 injuries is just a testament to the safety of modern cars. They are meant to crumple to slow momentum.
I am a local resident in the area of the clip at 9:45, This is at the intersection at 522 and Paradise Valley Road/Paradise Lake Road.
This type of crash is all too common at that intersection as people run the light on the highway.
the light is also poorly timed with a fairly short Yellow before it turns red.
This crash happens at least 6 to 8 times a month.
It is also immediatly after a turn if going northbound and sort of around a bend if coming southbound. so not very well placed.
The worst is when a dump truck is hit by a car, the dump trucks are usually minimally damaged and the cars completely wrecked.
The roads around this area are not well designed and have alot of issues.
Highway 9 was widened in the last few years and they had to put in a divider for it due to the amount of wrecks that happened on it.
On highway 9 there is a U-turn that is in part of a turn where there was a near-fatal crash between a Semi truck and a garbage truck, the semi driver went unconsious and continued driving straight and went head on into the garbage truck.
I was in the car immediately behind the Semi.
Woodinville is also having major traffic issues among a few areas where demand is high and roadways are limited.
Part of woodinville's expansion is adding more stacked housing without enough parking or more roadways for traffic. so traffic through woodinville sucks and is only going to get worse.
Every time a wheel falls of during a wreck the wheel just runs away
At 6:25 the gold car over-corrected itself, probably from the driver's initial panic. A shame. The one with the camera was also at fault for failing to slow the heck down to avoid collision.
Yea that person had literally 3 seconds to hit the brakes. And honestly, in the same video you see drivers who practically saved their own lives just from braking in a split second. Like hit the brakes!!! Damn!! Frustrating to watch..
No the cell phones an addition. If you can not look at your phone why’ll driving you have a god dam addiction.
Pig starts talking about teenagers with licenses. I start hearing "Teenagers" by MCR.
What you need is the UK driving test 90% of all road users will be off the road!
You'd flat out cause a lot of companies to enforce WFH policies due to how many would fail, or everyone would be on a bus or train hahaha
BAHABAHA at 9:45 BionicPig is says
"What if my car had hot like a WENDIGOON or something...Wendigo"
He said the youtuber lmao me too bud
Whenever I get a little over confident with my driving, I just return to these videos
i literally drive with anxiety & expect people to be stupid. meanwhile my friend drives as if “it won’t happen to me.” … i can’t stand that mess. i LOVE when the traffic just flows when i’m on a long drive. it feels like a dance. sometimes people misstep & run into another dancer ya know😂 but other times, it can be absolutely beautiful. everyone using their blinkers, respecting the left lane, smooth zipper merges. the best.
Mmmmmm lane discipline and respectful driving and merging is just so beautiful when it goes right.
Instead of thinking what could go wrong focus on what could go right if you know what you're doing and you're aware of your surroundings you don't have to be anxious or scared if you keep thinking about what could go wrong on the road then you're going to have a very miserable time on the road
I always get asked why I won't learn how to drive and this compilation gives a good explanation. There's just too many reckless people on the road willing to pull stuff like shown in the video with no regard for the safety of others. Too many people that drink and drive, are entitled, feel the need to distract themselves with a phone or food or are just plain dumb.
I think why you refuse to "learn" to drive isn't just to do with car crash videos.
I respect your choice though, had an ex who scared me when I rode with her, and then eventually wouldn't drive anymore because the anxiety they felt
EDIT: Then I had to drive them around because they had to get places.
This is only an excuse, not a reason. People are dumb and useless EVERYWHERE, not just the road. It depends on where you live and your economic status, but not having a car or at least being able to drive if you need to may limit you severely in your options. A skill you don't use is still a skill you have access to if you need.
@Stickmanzed The difference is, if it's on a place like the road, stupid people are more dangerous. More dangerous on there or at a workplace (depending on the job) as opposed to just say, just being around said person. With that in mind, I can't be convinced I won't get in some kind of accident. Everyone always makes it sound so safe, easy, and like it's a need, but it's not any of those things. At least, not if you have always have others in your life that's always willing to take you places, I guess. Like my family takes me shopping when they go because I live with them. I know people need to drive to get to places, but I don't.
@@animefan1047 There is not a difference if you are a passenger vs being the driver. You are using this as an excuse to not learn, not a valid reason.
@Stickmanzed I'm just gonna agree to disagree. I see no reason to have a big argument over this with someone that doesn't understand.
I heard from some driving instructor that you have a better chance of survival if you got into a crash that doesn't rapidly stop the car or change it's direction of travel.
Basically, T-bone crashes, head-on collisions, or a very hard hit while stopped are the worst.
9:44 ah yes the terrifying creature known as Isaiah he creeps into your house to tell you about magic spoon😂
Some of these could be so easily avoided. I would be so mad.
bro- this is why driving laws were invented. like "no eating" "don't go on your phone" "don't drink" "stop AT A RED LIGHT."
13:47 traffic lights dont switch instantaniously they both stay red for a while. atleast they have to and should
New drivers should have to take a mandatory safety/familiarization course or something LOL
The "Poor Unfortunate Souls" playing in the car at 14:35 was absolutely perfect.
Fun fact that I learned due to my grandpa being a trucker: Long haul truckers can only legally drive for about 10 hours at a time because trucking companies don't want them to risk falling asleep at the wheel. It's a liability thing. Most long haulers have sleeper cabins on their rigs which is why when you're driving for extended periods, there are 18-wheelers parked on the side either with their hazards on or reflectors out.
At 12:25 the truck didn't run the light. It was out in the road when the light was still yellow, which gives that truck the right-away during the red light (At least it does in South Carolina).
I was so terrified to learn how to drive in 2008. I didn’t even want to get my learner’s permit. Mom made me though and soon after my dad died and my grandparents got sick so I had no choice but to learn how to drive. I still to this day drive with that touch of naive fear and mistrust in people and keep myself very vigilant. I almost didn’t get my license because of how nervous I was, and even though I’m comfortable now, I’ll never be 100% because I’ve always had that fear of being in a bad accident.
The mistrust of others isnt a naive thing. It never goes away. It is a good thing to assume all other drivers are morons. Helps keep you from trusting them when you shouldnt have.
We had a deer run into our car too! Scared the shit out of us. We were heading to work in a residential area with some woods here and there. It had to of hit us with just its head because it dented the car, left some hair and scratches then dipped the fuck out. Never saw it either. It was dark and we went back to make sure it wasn’t a person because people walk this road with no reflectors on but there was nothing laying there. Scary shit.
The one with the van hitting the guard rails caught mw off guard. I was like "that looks like a Massachusetts highway" and then the sign exit was cape cod lmao
As an accident adjuster, 30-40 year olds have the most accidents. They tend to learn the new technology in their cars and trust it more than looking behind them and backing out. Also the guy merging was 100% at fault even if the dude was speeding you can’t merge unless you know it’s safe.
42:06 I did that when I was about to park at the dmv for my first driver's license. I did manage to stop right before driving into the wall of the dmv, but probably took a few years off my dad's lifespan.
I love watching these car crash videos and you making videos on it just makes it easier to watch and takes the work out of pausing and replaying some of these. Thank you.
Take it from somebody who worked at mvc. If you go double the speed limit, you will lose your license and never get it back, and god help you if it's in a 25mph zone.
story time: my father was driving a small rental car last year, and he was stuck in heavy traffic on a highway. A semi truck driver behind him was on his phone, and light rear ended him 5-6 times before he finally realized what was going on. My father has been in far worse accidents though, he's fine.
I’ve made a handful of mistakes on the road and saved myself from other’s mistakes countless times. Not the worst example but it haunts me the most, driving at night on a 55 mph double lane highway, a car coming the other way gets into the left turn lane and proceeds to pull a u turn into my lane. Had enough time to slow down, didn’t have to stop, but it was jarring, everything but slammed the brakes, had already started to slow down when I saw them in the turn lane in case that happened and didn’t slam brakes because of the cars behind me, so I just eased into it and matched their pace. Anyways I was like 2 feet behind them when our speeds matched and all I saw was this poor little Labrador behind the hatchback glass looking at me like it was about to cry
4:08 when he mentioned his paranoia about a semi driver, the first image that popped into my mind was the 🚛 scene in Resident Evil 2 and the remake. 😂😂😂
as someone who just had her car totaled by a deer i u derstand also im in the streams a lot. I just was jamming trying to get home at night anf the deer just JUMPED IN FRONT OF MY CAR! I didnt see the eyes until it was too late.
I don't know if I'm desensitized from being a lawyer regarding the stupid things people do on the road, but these videos sure are fun to watch. It's also fun to watch people spin their level of fault in situations where everyone's fault is clear from the dashcams. If you are in an accident where the other party runs a red light, find someone with a dash cam around you because the other party WILL claim they had a green.
these videos sent me down a rabbit hole where I just watched all the cars my family owns crash tests...not feeling great after that
3:16 -> That guy is a good and observant driver. He saw that accident coming and started to react immediately.
38:02
If that was a Fusion Hybrid, its entirely possible that the insurance company took the car because the hybrid system in those cars. I had a minor accident with a deer in mine and drove off, 2 months later after i had the report go through (I was still driving the car.) The insurance company notified me that they were totalling the car. They called me while I was driving it.
ok but the timing with the poor unfortunate souls was perfect!
I slid into a car on ice a couple days ago, i was afraid i would break down because i have a very tentative relationship with driving due to severe anxiety and an accident on the highway with a semi (very minor but very scary), i was proud of myself for getting a handle on my emotions as it was a very simple accident and the guy was very understanding
haven't even watched a second of the video yet, but I'm glad to have a buddy to watch car crashes with. thanks for this lol
Pretty sure the reason that #9 wasn’t expecting the traffic to be stopped is cuz they had just merged from the on-ramp.
Live in Fresno in the opposite side of where 51:06 takes place. The camera cuts off the green arrow light to the right of the main ones. Many drivers see that from afar thinking the main lights are still green and don't see the red lights until it's too late. Had a lot of close calls when I go through there.
5:30 tree took that hit like a champ
7:04 hit was so hard it angered the peacocks