Agreed, that was such a wholesome exchange. Unfortunately most campers we see here would have gunned it, risked lives etc., to “prove” they were right.
Was gonna post the same thing. Two guys realize that them avoiding an accident is a much bigger deal than who screwed up. The guy who screwed up probably won't ever make the same mistake again either. Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.
The very first video.:. What an amazing human being! Instead of screaming and threatening and what not….. dude went “that would’ve been bad, you okay?” What a beautiful human moment
All you have to do is let off the throttle and tap your brakes fir a split second. That jeep trying to merge didn't design that freeway entrance. He just has to use it. The Cammer should understand this since he/she/they have to use these same crappy freeway entrances themselves at times.
Arizona has some of the worse drivers!!! Literally they never move over or slow down. The roads and freeways were designed horribly. I just always hated driving in that state.
In before the "JEEP SHOULD HAVE SLOWED DOWN" comment, despite the fact that the jeep actually had the positioning and the cammer could have just tapped his brakes ever so slightly, instead both of them got stuck slowing down from 65 to under 50.
This was my first thought as well. However, legally it's the Jeep's responsibility to merge safely, as others have pointed out. Yes, the cammer could have tapped the brakes to give the Jeep space to merge. That would have been the prudent and polite thing to do, but not legally required. However, the Jeep also could have (and legally speaking, should have) accelerated a little faster to create the space needed or slowed down to merge behind.
Yeah I almost ran a red light like this a few years ago. The sun was setting behind me and shining on the traffic light, I couldn't tell that the light had turned red. I stopped in time but I was definitely more alert after that
Yep, that is exactly what happened. I am so disappointed with some people. We all make mistakes, but the ones that never admit to them have issues and it always bites them in the backside.
I encounter car owners often that brake or even stop on a highway to let in a merger. This bad behavior is responsible for many Braking Waves, and it encourages mergers to ignore the rules of right-of-way and have an expectation that everybody on the highway will brake or disappear so that they can merge without accelerating to the speed of traffic or waiting for a better opening in the traffic. Many of these violators also, having failed to yield to a driver who refused to brake or swerve, suddenly have no problem accelerating to 90 MPH so that they can get in front of the driver who had the right-of-way.
U say that but do you match speed going up ramps? Cause I see 99% of people actually are under speed limit merging in. Sports car or whatever. Everyone. So until then you need make room for idiots on road. Including yourself.
Agreed. But if you've never encountered a roundabout before and don't know how they're supposed to work, then falling back to a strategy of slowing down or stopping when you're not sure, is usually safer than going or speeding up when you're not sure. (Exception would be freeway mergers, where matching speed with traffic you're merging into is safer than coming to a stop.) Overall I'm pretty impressed with today's video. Multiple clips with drivers being polite or failing safely, rather than failing dangerously.
@@solandri69 Driving on a public road isn't an exploratory expedition. Everyone with a driving license should know all rules and regulations, not guess at every corner how to mitigate it. After all, roundabout or not, there are the old yield signs posted.
@@danielv7340 If that were the requirement before you could drive, nobody would be able to drive. The California vehicle code book is nearly 1400 pages. I seriously doubt anybody knows *all* those rules. And different states have different rules, some of them contradictory. So you'd need to memorize 50x that before you'd be allowed to drive around the country according to your standard. The reality is that people know the probably 20% of rules which cover 99% of situations. And they wing it if they find themselves in a situation in the remaining 1%. Occasionally an obscure situation pops up in these videos and people in the comments dig up the relevant portion of the driving code and quote from it. But that's not a luxury you have when you're driving. While the yield sign is visible when entering a roundabout, once you're inside it's not immediately obvious that *every* entrance has a yield sign if it's your first time. Some of them have signs explaining traffic entering has to yield to traffic inside the roundabout. But I've seen plenty with only yield signs. Now that this driver has encountered a roundabout, hopefully once they got home they searched online how they're supposed to work. But they did the prudent thing by taking it slow and cautiously their first time.
@@solandri69 Yeah typical, we jump from one extreme to another. I'm sure nobody knows everything, but a roundabout is not such an uncommon situation on the roads. I'm pretty sure they all have at least one yield sign that you have to pass to get into the roundabout itself. Every place has a driver's handbook that is pretty small and concise, but contains all the basics a driver should know before getting a license, and can also use to refresh their memory as the case may be. Traffic rules are not relying on a lot of knowledge, otherwise half the population in every country wouldn't have a license. But when you do get one, you can't claim you don't know what a roundabout is.
5:26 Elantra: Let's be a courteous driver and let the semi in, I mean, we're in the right lane, who drives in a rush in the right lane? Sam B: And I took that personally
Let's be a safe driver and not ride in the semi's blind spot while he's signalling to move out of a lane that's ending, and hope SamB is looking out his windshield.
slamming your brakes at highway speeds to yield to traffic that's supposed to yield to you is completely braindead and not 'courteous,' why does this need to be explained to you?
1:04 I'd put the blame on whomever designed that freeway merger. 4 lanes to 2 in that short a distance is not reasonable. I wouldn't even blame the cammer for not slowing down. He probably assumed it was a single lane merger - he could stay in the middle lane and the Jeep would go in the right lane. And what's up with the #3 lane? The #4 lane doesn't merge into it, the #3 lane just gets smaller and smaller until it disappears? Did someone think the skinny bus scene in Harry Potter was real?
I was shocked when drivers wouldn't move over for emergency vehicles with lights and sirens on. Here in Indiana, it looks like the parting of the Red Sea.
Or the cammer could remember that the brake peddle is an integral part of driving defensively, even if we are forgiving cammer for not yielding to a disabled semi on the shoulder
I want to know why, why, why people get so incensed over being honked at??! If you're in the wrong or about to hit someone and another driver beeps at you, suck it up, buttercup. What is everyone so sensitive about??
Clip 16: the car in front could come to a full stop so that is why a safe distance between cars is needed. You, as the car behind is in full control of that distance).
0:15 is a perfect example of the fallacy of "always go behind them" when somebody pulls in front of you. The guy initially stopped, so going behind would have made the situation worse. There's no one right answer to the situation, you have to react to what's in front of you like this cammer did.
I'm not seeing any fallacy. The way the cammer turned left, they were on a collision course if they hadn't stopped in time. However, if he had instead turned right, he would have had more room to avoid.
That trackhawk thought he was cool 😂. There’s a time and a place for fun. Preferably the Dallas highways after midnight. Just… not on a busy 6 lane highway in the afternoons.
#3 - The phone told them to ignore the red light. #22 - Buys luxury SUV, refuses to spring for free delivery or even some rope. It looks like it could fit inside, but that's probably filled with banjos and moonshine jugs.
At least the first guy owned up to his mistake and apologized. Yeah it's understandable to get heated due to the adrenaline rush of a near collision, but in this case nobody had to scream and curse each other out, instead they're just thanking God and being glad nothing happened.
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6:00 nah, the 17 year old is almost 18. He should have been cited. This just shows no accountability for doing a hit and run and he can do what he wants. The law really should do more justice for careless hit and runs, regardless of age.
5:40 How about: let's learn how to drive, instead of telling others how. It was obvious road is getting more congested ahead and all you wanted to do was fly over. You always just want to cross the bridge when you get there. How about planning ahead a bit.
If anyone is fortunate enough to read the comments before the video keep your volume low there is some obnoxious loud noises that randomly happen with no warning 😅
7:20 So the guy screwed up and missed his left turn. But at least he recognized his window to make a turn was now over and the light was green for the cammer. So he stopped and waited at the corner as if he was making a right turn on red, to allow the cammer to go first.
#1... Mister Text-and-Drive is lucky he didn't get knocked into next Thursday by the cammer. #3... Mister Phone Navigation didn't realize that missing the turn would cause the nav system to re-route... #5... I always assume there is a car or motorcycle hidden by an approaching car. It prevents this kind of accident. #9... While the red light runner is at fault, racing into an intersection where the light just changed is asking for trouble. #13... The driving is terrible. The hit and run is worse.
4:39 Yeah, the other driver is driving recklessly, but contrary to the cammer's comment, you can barely see the truck signaling in spots and it only just cuts off as he enters the cammer's lane. Not trying to vindicate the other driver, who is very much still driving recklessly, but he DID as least have something flashing back there. Probably needs to replace the turn signal bulbs, clean the tail lights, or it's just a factor of the time of day (the sun is coming from behind the vehicles).
Right!? It's really a double merge as the merge lane goes into another lane that immediately ends, forcing you to merge a second time. Not surprised the jeep got confused.
8:22 The last clip...they HAD to be running from the cops. Of course, I can't confirm or deny that because I have never seen that before (eyes looking side to side).
Is it just me or can everyone see and understand what they are watching in the video without someone needing to explain what you are looking at? Asking for a friend.
1:15 "Fails to merge" .... oh my, I wonder why ? 1:36 That's true and I don't undrstand how people can't see traffic backed up at intersections. Kinda' explains the results ! 3:39 "Sketchy intersection" ? Where do you get off with simplistic comments ?
The mindset of "driving is a right" has taken over. It is not a right. It is a privilege. It needs to be seen as such. Too many drivers out there who can't pass a skills test to save their lives.
I watch a lot of these crash videos on RUclips but I don’t think that I would like most of the people that have dashcams. Most of them act as though they hardly ever make mistakes driving. They get annoyed at something as simple as slowing down to let someone merge onto the highway.
#5 cannot stand these stupid drivers that blindly turn out and cause collisions. If you see someone turning and you can't see if the other lane is clear, DON'T PULL OUT.
1: 05 - "I have a camera, I'm in the right" You could have been a gentleman and let up even in the slightest and avoided that entire situation. Cripes. Defensive driving score of ZERO.
7:13 Looks like a cop doing a U-turn because a few seconds beforehand, you see a car without its lights on. Stripes on the far give off cop-vibes 🤷🏼♀️
Thought you stopped using the "talking head" woman to do your clip text overlays. At least it's minimized at the top of each frame - was incredibly annoying when it was featured larger.
285k subscribers and they don't edit out the audio clipping... captions are out of order on half of these videos.. I know its a free to watch clip show but geez have some pride...
14. Red Truck from right drive as if he wear blinder and only can look straight. Another classic is not keeping distance, and not keeping speedlimit, it all ad up to give accidents
5: Two stupid drivers , both can see the blind spot but act as if they are not aware of it's presence but don't act accordingly to if there are in- or outcoming they should go easy on to avoid accident. In all these videoes no one seem to learn anything, repeaters show the same stupid accident they do, - as it¨s just part of life.
If you north americans ever visit Europe, than please don't rent a car, but just use public transportation🙏🙏🙏. Why a lot of people do not even slow down a little if there is something going to bump into them? I just don't get it... just as if people WANT to have a crash!🤷♂️ Greatings from germany
@@MegaDrivingSchool I would translate it in : "Zusammenstellung nordamerikanischer Fahrmissgeschicke in Autos" But word for word it would be more like : "Nordamerikanische Autofahrmissgeschicke Zusammenstellung" ... but that just sounds wrong.
Just a question : What is going on at your intersections when it comes to turning left? I have watched some of your videos and I just don't get it... are there no seperated traffic lights for those in the left lane turning left? There are so many clips with collisions with cars coming from the opposite side of the crossing going straight crashing into cars that turn left. Is there no traffic light system installed for that situation?
@@pt3800 Yes and no. Some have dedicated left turn lights which go green in different sequences depending on the intersection. Some go left turn in opposing directions together, some go straight and left in the same direction together. Others are "yield on green" without a dedicated turn signal.
@@spamlessaccount thx for answering. You should have more traffic lights. That turn left on own judgement does not seems to work that well. ... or more round abouts... on second thought in Milwaukee it seems not to work eighter😅
#18 I will never understand why people tailgate others that cannot move faster than the vehicles in front of them. They are NOT the ones holding up the lane.. You can clearly see there is traffic ahead..
It’s a shame when the driver is at fault by almost hitting your car, cuts you off, hit and run, or just sits at the green light not paying attention, you honk your horn and they flip you off, not taking accountability of their mistake. Some people who get honked at, take to the extreme and start road rage to the point of trying to fight you, push you off the road or even end your life, over something so minor. Some adults act like total immature brats on the road, but tell their own kids to respect others, and that same adult does the opposite towards other adults. The people at fault on the road, flips off the other driver and that driver could come after you in anger. One of you could end up in jail for a few days or the rest of your life. It’s not worth it. If someone flips you off, let them go, karma will find them.
I have found it's much more polite to toot-toot than it is to beeep when someone doesn't go. It's a shame cars put horn buttons behind airbags these days making it hard to toot only briefly.
People need to stop getting mad all because some one honked at them. that is there for communication when driving, Like letting you know your light is green, or you are drifting into my lane. Why do people get so mad at a simple honk?
2:27 Have you ever seen that many deer together? Lol obviously you have never seen deer in the wild. Herds can reach many times that. I've seen 35+ in field and that's normal. Lady needs to get out and see animals in the wild not just a zoo.
Video #7 2:00 Boines - Lucky for you there was no oncoming traffic as you had to swerve into the oncoming lanes to avoid being part of that collision. You were not able to stop safely in time because you were following too closely. Your following distance was only about 1 second. Next time leave 2 to 4 seconds between you and the vehicle in front and when things go wrong you can stop in time without having to swerve into the oncoming lanes. ILR Car Control School
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1:38 I had no idea that they made a dashcam/fax machine combo, that's awesome!
1:37 headphone warning jesus christ why didn't you mute that
And again at 3:39
Yeah like it’s RihDickYouLoss that he did not mute that like TF Bruh
@@Anaerin thanks for the heads up
I saw both those videos on at least one other channel, and they did not have those sounds before.
OMGGGGGG AHHHHHHH BRO I HAD MY HEADPHONES AT MAX
@0:00 Why can't people be like this? Dude made a mistake (we all freaking do), apologized and everyone goes on their merry way, safe and sound.
man i can't understand why most ppl fail to just be glad we escaped and just move on sometimes
Agreed, that was such a wholesome exchange. Unfortunately most campers we see here would have gunned it, risked lives etc., to “prove” they were right.
Yeah I couldn't stay pissed off if someone took a second to own up to it and apologize face to face.
Was gonna post the same thing. Two guys realize that them avoiding an accident is a much bigger deal than who screwed up. The guy who screwed up probably won't ever make the same mistake again either. Good judgement comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.
I thought he was pulling out a Police badge!
The very first video.:. What an amazing human being! Instead of screaming and threatening and what not….. dude went “that would’ve been bad, you okay?” What a beautiful human moment
1:37 music to my ears 🤩
More like Ear Rape. I didn't give consent to go deaf....
managed to break the car AND the sound barrier at the same time😂
rrr eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
@@EvanRustMakes 😂😂😂😂😂
01:04 "I failed to slow down and drive defensively"... there - fixed the comments for you.
Exactly.
All you have to do is let off the throttle and tap your brakes fir a split second.
That jeep trying to merge didn't design that freeway entrance. He just has to use it.
The Cammer should understand this since he/she/they have to use these same crappy freeway entrances themselves at times.
Arizona has some of the worse drivers!!! Literally they never move over or slow down. The roads and freeways were designed horribly. I just always hated driving in that state.
In before the "JEEP SHOULD HAVE SLOWED DOWN" comment, despite the fact that the jeep actually had the positioning and the cammer could have just tapped his brakes ever so slightly, instead both of them got stuck slowing down from 65 to under 50.
This was my first thought as well. However, legally it's the Jeep's responsibility to merge safely, as others have pointed out. Yes, the cammer could have tapped the brakes to give the Jeep space to merge. That would have been the prudent and polite thing to do, but not legally required. However, the Jeep also could have (and legally speaking, should have) accelerated a little faster to create the space needed or slowed down to merge behind.
0:58 Pretty sure they ran the red light and when they realized it they took evasive action and ended up hitting the poor guy.
yeah, I'm not buying the driving direction excuse
Yeah I almost ran a red light like this a few years ago. The sun was setting behind me and shining on the traffic light, I couldn't tell that the light had turned red. I stopped in time but I was definitely more alert after that
Yep, that is exactly what happened. I am so disappointed with some people. We all make mistakes, but the ones that never admit to them have issues and it always bites them in the backside.
@@jason5897 Not really an excuse - doesn't matter why he ran it.
I'm sure the phone was saying...
Red light, Red light...you douche.
2:07 Come on you really just kept going? That's fucked, you saw that and had video...not cool and straight up selfish.
Agreed! Makes me wish that the T-bone had happened to the cammer instead!
1:13 interesting way to condense lanes..........
It's the mergers responsibility to yield. I can't believe people don't know this.
I encounter car owners often that brake or even stop on a highway to let in a merger. This bad behavior is responsible for many Braking Waves, and it encourages mergers to ignore the rules of right-of-way and have an expectation that everybody on the highway will brake or disappear so that they can merge without accelerating to the speed of traffic or waiting for a better opening in the traffic. Many of these violators also, having failed to yield to a driver who refused to brake or swerve, suddenly have no problem accelerating to 90 MPH so that they can get in front of the driver who had the right-of-way.
Yes it is but don’t run someone onto the shoulder lmao
U say that but do you match speed going up ramps? Cause I see 99% of people actually are under speed limit merging in. Sports car or whatever. Everyone. So until then you need make room for idiots on road. Including yourself.
4:56 Hoss, you ain't gonna believe this, but that crazy sumb**ch just tried to drive right up under my truck!
Now, what in the hell is a Texas County mounty doing in Arkansas?
7:52 Quantum mechanics - no problem! General relativity - piece of cake! Roundabouts - unfathomable and incomprehensible mystery!
Agreed. But if you've never encountered a roundabout before and don't know how they're supposed to work, then falling back to a strategy of slowing down or stopping when you're not sure, is usually safer than going or speeding up when you're not sure. (Exception would be freeway mergers, where matching speed with traffic you're merging into is safer than coming to a stop.)
Overall I'm pretty impressed with today's video. Multiple clips with drivers being polite or failing safely, rather than failing dangerously.
@@solandri69 Driving on a public road isn't an exploratory expedition. Everyone with a driving license should know all rules and regulations, not guess at every corner how to mitigate it. After all, roundabout or not, there are the old yield signs posted.
Another mystery of the Universe: Double turn lanes.
@@danielv7340 If that were the requirement before you could drive, nobody would be able to drive. The California vehicle code book is nearly 1400 pages. I seriously doubt anybody knows *all* those rules. And different states have different rules, some of them contradictory. So you'd need to memorize 50x that before you'd be allowed to drive around the country according to your standard.
The reality is that people know the probably 20% of rules which cover 99% of situations. And they wing it if they find themselves in a situation in the remaining 1%. Occasionally an obscure situation pops up in these videos and people in the comments dig up the relevant portion of the driving code and quote from it. But that's not a luxury you have when you're driving.
While the yield sign is visible when entering a roundabout, once you're inside it's not immediately obvious that *every* entrance has a yield sign if it's your first time. Some of them have signs explaining traffic entering has to yield to traffic inside the roundabout. But I've seen plenty with only yield signs. Now that this driver has encountered a roundabout, hopefully once they got home they searched online how they're supposed to work. But they did the prudent thing by taking it slow and cautiously their first time.
@@solandri69 Yeah typical, we jump from one extreme to another. I'm sure nobody knows everything, but a roundabout is not such an uncommon situation on the roads. I'm pretty sure they all have at least one yield sign that you have to pass to get into the roundabout itself. Every place has a driver's handbook that is pretty small and concise, but contains all the basics a driver should know before getting a license, and can also use to refresh their memory as the case may be. Traffic rules are not relying on a lot of knowledge, otherwise half the population in every country wouldn't have a license. But when you do get one, you can't claim you don't know what a roundabout is.
@1:32 & @3:37 HEADPHONE WARNING!!!!!
5:26 Elantra: Let's be a courteous driver and let the semi in, I mean, we're in the right lane, who drives in a rush in the right lane?
Sam B: And I took that personally
And the cammer could have mitigated the potential crash by paying attention and planning ahead.
Let's be a safe driver and not ride in the semi's blind spot while he's signalling to move out of a lane that's ending, and hope SamB is looking out his windshield.
slamming your brakes at highway speeds to yield to traffic that's supposed to yield to you is completely braindead and not 'courteous,' why does this need to be explained to you?
If the Elantra wanted to be courteous he should have moved over. Do that in front of a cop and let me know how it works out for you
@@totallynotbigfoot Sometimes I wonder if these people are even real. Maybe common sense is not so common after all
0:15 at least he owned up to it lol
You lol, but that's a significant gesture (and rare these days).
That's all we can do, acknowledge the mistake and move on.
6:50 Altima energy is so big, they don’t even need a driver anymore! 😂
When you put an Altima on a tow truck it spreads the BAE by symbiosis and makes a professional act like a criminal, like Spiderman and Venom
0:23 Not the interaction I expected but a nice change of pace.
1:15 - WHY DON'T PEOPLE HIT THE GAS WHEN MERGING ON TO A FREEWAY?!?!?!
"WHY DON'T PEOPLE BREAK THE LAW WHEN MERGING ON TO A FREEWAY?!?!?!"
FTFY
@@mimcduffee86 By accelerating up to highway speed?
@@mimcduffee86 What are you trying to say, that merging into somebody is more legal than going over the limit to avoid a collision?
1:04 I'd put the blame on whomever designed that freeway merger. 4 lanes to 2 in that short a distance is not reasonable. I wouldn't even blame the cammer for not slowing down. He probably assumed it was a single lane merger - he could stay in the middle lane and the Jeep would go in the right lane. And what's up with the #3 lane? The #4 lane doesn't merge into it, the #3 lane just gets smaller and smaller until it disappears? Did someone think the skinny bus scene in Harry Potter was real?
It's not actually a 4th lane. It's a bizarre marking where the gore becomes dashed on both sides. Never seen that before.
7:55 I HATE when people try and be nice on the road. I don't need your courtesy, I need you to follow the rules so I know what tf you're doing.
Amen. My old saying: "You want to help?.....Don't"
3:06 Sure, if by "slowed down to make friends" you actually mean "slowed down to attempt to escalate the confrontation."
He didn't really want to make friends. He wanted to make "friends".
I see you skipped sarcasm 101.
2:32 Tf are you talking about?
"wouldn't even talked to me"
It's Baltimore. Did you expect anyone there to do the right thing? I'm shocked they didn't get out and pop a few caps in the car for being in the way.
I was shocked when drivers wouldn't move over for emergency vehicles with lights and sirens on. Here in Indiana, it looks like the parting of the Red Sea.
1:10 Seems like some people really need to be reminded that gas is the skinny pedal on the right.
EXACTLY!!!
Or the cammer could remember that the brake peddle is an integral part of driving defensively, even if we are forgiving cammer for not yielding to a disabled semi on the shoulder
I want to know why, why, why people get so incensed over being honked at??! If you're in the wrong or about to hit someone and another driver beeps at you, suck it up, buttercup. What is everyone so sensitive about??
100%
Clip 16: the car in front could come to a full stop so that is why a safe distance between cars is needed. You, as the car behind is in full control of that distance).
Full stop would give that car oooooh a MAJOR NUMBER of tickets... 🥴😵💫🤪🥸🤡 🤦🏽♂️
exactlyyy, never trust other drivers you
@@Overtake1yes but correct following distance will save you the headache of getting your car fixed and dealing with insurance
2:12. I was thinking, "boy that sure does look like a Missouri state highway." Yep, it was.
The car in the roundabout yielding to the one’s that gotta yield is funny 😂💀
Sadly I have seen that happen on the roads a few times and we've had roundabouts in Australia a lot longer than America.
I have seen idiots stop IN THE ROUNDABOUT...That is not how it works.
6:00 the word you are looking for is 'Cite' which is short for "Citation".
3:50 do the stanky leg
0:55 crashing the brand new 2023 CR-V smh
Top of the line model too🤦♂️
@@jxmar_ oh wow I didn’t even peep that . That’s crazy
0:15 is a perfect example of the fallacy of "always go behind them" when somebody pulls in front of you. The guy initially stopped, so going behind would have made the situation worse. There's no one right answer to the situation, you have to react to what's in front of you like this cammer did.
I'm not seeing any fallacy. The way the cammer turned left, they were on a collision course if they hadn't stopped in time. However, if he had instead turned right, he would have had more room to avoid.
@@ARCNA442 Point. Missed.
That trackhawk thought he was cool 😂. There’s a time and a place for fun. Preferably the Dallas highways after midnight. Just… not on a busy 6 lane highway in the afternoons.
#3 Thats the Brand New Honda CRV that just came out a few weeks ago….I think they even still have a Temp. plate on it ..damn
#3 - The phone told them to ignore the red light.
#22 - Buys luxury SUV, refuses to spring for free delivery or even some rope. It looks like it could fit inside, but that's probably filled with banjos and moonshine jugs.
At least the first guy owned up to his mistake and apologized. Yeah it's understandable to get heated due to the adrenaline rush of a near collision, but in this case nobody had to scream and curse each other out, instead they're just thanking God and being glad nothing happened.
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For what I see while driving, I assume everyone around me is on their phone instead of actually driving...
2:05
"Just going to keep going and pretend I didn't see anything"
And was also following too closely.
Yes, with the cammer not stopping, I am wishing that he was 2 seconds faster and that it would have been him instead!
6:00 nah, the 17 year old is almost 18. He should have been cited. This just shows no accountability for doing a hit and run and he can do what he wants. The law really should do more justice for careless hit and runs, regardless of age.
5:40 How about: let's learn how to drive, instead of telling others how. It was obvious road is getting more congested ahead and all you wanted to do was fly over. You always just want to cross the bridge when you get there. How about planning ahead a bit.
That dude in the beginning was so nice, we need to start being like him
If anyone is fortunate enough to read the comments before the video keep your volume low there is some obnoxious loud noises that randomly happen with no warning 😅
02:14... Why didn't those stupid deer use the deer crossing????
4:32 This is why I miss living in the Dakotas, that is considered bad driving there
I live in Sioux Falls and this is maybe the second time I’ve seen a clip from someone around here. It’s getting a lot worse than this one though.
7:20 So the guy screwed up and missed his left turn. But at least he recognized his window to make a turn was now over and the light was green for the cammer. So he stopped and waited at the corner as if he was making a right turn on red, to allow the cammer to go first.
#1... Mister Text-and-Drive is lucky he didn't get knocked into next Thursday by the cammer.
#3... Mister Phone Navigation didn't realize that missing the turn would cause the nav system to re-route...
#5... I always assume there is a car or motorcycle hidden by an approaching car. It prevents this kind of accident.
#9... While the red light runner is at fault, racing into an intersection where the light just changed is asking for trouble.
#13... The driving is terrible. The hit and run is worse.
4:39 Yeah, the other driver is driving recklessly, but contrary to the cammer's comment, you can barely see the truck signaling in spots and it only just cuts off as he enters the cammer's lane. Not trying to vindicate the other driver, who is very much still driving recklessly, but he DID as least have something flashing back there. Probably needs to replace the turn signal bulbs, clean the tail lights, or it's just a factor of the time of day (the sun is coming from behind the vehicles).
Yeah I did not see the flashing light till I had downloaded the clip and reviewed it a few times.
2:26 Finally! A cammer with the right name!
4:02 the caption should be on a commercial
#14 4:30 - The pick-up did have his signal on but that's not how you change lanes
Yeah saw the blinker after I submitted the clip and reviewed it a few times.
"police didn't site him"
5:57 some of these cammers are way too nice to people like that
#4 That is a poorly designed merge.
Right!? It's really a double merge as the merge lane goes into another lane that immediately ends, forcing you to merge a second time. Not surprised the jeep got confused.
@@teejaybee8222 Exactly - never seen markings like that.
I wonder if there was any signage warning the of ending lanes.
@@gregall2178 No, there's not.
I only counted 5 deer
8:22 The last clip...they HAD to be running from the cops. Of course, I can't confirm or deny that because I have never seen that before (eyes looking side to side).
Is it just me or can everyone see and understand what they are watching in the video without someone needing to explain what you are looking at? Asking for a friend.
3:11 It's not worth it. Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner drivers usually have some sort of road rage issue and suck in general. Avoid them when necessary.
1:15 "Fails to merge" .... oh my, I wonder why ?
1:36 That's true and I don't undrstand how people can't see traffic backed up at intersections. Kinda' explains the results !
3:39 "Sketchy intersection" ? Where do you get off with simplistic comments ?
1:35 and 3:38 HEADPHONE WARNING Bro you need to actually watch your clips before you edit them together, those sounds are aweful.
Just witnessed the worst road rage incident ever. People need to calm down and drive safely!
The mindset of "driving is a right" has taken over. It is not a right. It is a privilege. It needs to be seen as such. Too many drivers out there who can't pass a skills test to save their lives.
several LOUD hear damage inducing points in the video = downvote
I watch a lot of these crash videos on RUclips but I don’t think that I would like most of the people that have dashcams. Most of them act as though they hardly ever make mistakes driving. They get annoyed at something as simple as slowing down to let someone merge onto the highway.
#5 cannot stand these stupid drivers that blindly turn out and cause collisions. If you see someone turning and you can't see if the other lane is clear, DON'T PULL OUT.
1: 05 - "I have a camera, I'm in the right" You could have been a gentleman and let up even in the slightest and avoided that entire situation. Cripes. Defensive driving score of ZERO.
7:13 Looks like a cop doing a U-turn because a few seconds beforehand, you see a car without its lights on. Stripes on the far give off cop-vibes 🤷🏼♀️
Thought you stopped using the "talking head" woman to do your clip text overlays. At least it's minimized at the top of each frame - was incredibly annoying when it was featured larger.
285k subscribers and they don't edit out the audio clipping... captions are out of order on half of these videos.. I know its a free to watch clip show but geez have some pride...
14. Red Truck from right drive as if he wear blinder and only can look straight. Another classic is not keeping distance, and not keeping speedlimit, it all ad up to give accidents
5: Two stupid drivers , both can see the blind spot but act as if they are not aware of it's presence but don't act accordingly to if there are in- or outcoming they should go easy on to avoid accident. In all these videoes no one seem to learn anything, repeaters show the same stupid accident they do, - as it¨s just part of life.
If you north americans ever visit Europe, than please don't rent a car, but just use public transportation🙏🙏🙏.
Why a lot of people do not even slow down a little if there is something going to bump into them? I just don't get it... just as if people WANT to have a crash!🤷♂️
Greatings from germany
Can you please translate this video title in German language?
@@MegaDrivingSchool I would translate it in :
"Zusammenstellung nordamerikanischer Fahrmissgeschicke in Autos"
But word for word it would be more like :
"Nordamerikanische Autofahrmissgeschicke Zusammenstellung"
... but that just sounds wrong.
Just a question :
What is going on at your intersections when it comes to turning left?
I have watched some of your videos and I just don't get it... are there no seperated traffic lights for those in the left lane turning left?
There are so many clips with collisions with cars coming from the opposite side of the crossing going straight crashing into cars that turn left.
Is there no traffic light system installed for that situation?
@@pt3800 Yes and no. Some have dedicated left turn lights which go green in different sequences depending on the intersection. Some go left turn in opposing directions together, some go straight and left in the same direction together. Others are "yield on green" without a dedicated turn signal.
@@spamlessaccount thx for answering.
You should have more traffic lights. That turn left on own judgement does not seems to work that well.
... or more round abouts... on second thought in Milwaukee it seems not to work eighter😅
#18 I will never understand why people tailgate others that cannot move faster than the vehicles in front of them. They are NOT the ones holding up the lane.. You can clearly see there is traffic ahead..
It’s a shame when the driver is at fault by almost hitting your car, cuts you off, hit and run, or just sits at the green light not paying attention, you honk your horn and they flip you off, not taking accountability of their mistake. Some people who get honked at, take to the extreme and start road rage to the point of trying to fight you, push you off the road or even end your life, over something so minor. Some adults act like total immature brats on the road, but tell their own kids to respect others, and that same adult does the opposite towards other adults. The people at fault on the road, flips off the other driver and that driver could come after you in anger. One of you could end up in jail for a few days or the rest of your life. It’s not worth it. If someone flips you off, let them go, karma will find them.
I have found it's much more polite to toot-toot than it is to beeep when someone doesn't go. It's a shame cars put horn buttons behind airbags these days making it hard to toot only briefly.
1:35 WARNING! Earphones combined with this video are capable of war crimes.
People need to stop getting mad all because some one honked at them. that is there for communication when driving, Like letting you know your light is green, or you are drifting into my lane. Why do people get so mad at a simple honk?
2:27 Have you ever seen that many deer together? Lol obviously you have never seen deer in the wild. Herds can reach many times that. I've seen 35+ in field and that's normal. Lady needs to get out and see animals in the wild not just a zoo.
1. The classic one. Can't make up his mind - go, no go, go, no go. Decide and make i swift - no stall half way
#7 Mini van gets t-boned right in front of him.
Him: nah, no need to stop, I'll just continue on my way.
MDS, please remove these insanely loud, high pitched sounds before uploading!!
1:38 wtf was that ? dont you check your video before export to cut things like this out ?
That stupid 17 y old shouldt have been let go freely. Let him Pay and maybe just maybe he stops running after he hits something.
What's with these earrape sound tho
It was a editing mistake
as of now this video has 237 down votes & 1.5k upvotes
1:38 just what I wanted to hear! The dollar store transformers music 😂
1:37 best part! must watch!
2:19 I’ve had two encounters with deer’s 🤕 deer vs Mitsubishi Eclipse then deer vs Ford Expedition 🤕 deer won both times 🥇🏆
0:45-0:59 lol 😆 they didn't almost miss their turn 😅 they just panicked and turned to not hit the car because they ran the red light 🤣
1:30 Reason why I hate left turns!!
n°20 No just "a van", it's police car and he make u turn for car without lights
4:55 That huge transport was just too small to see, not only in his bli d spot, but right beside him too.😂
4:00 That's a KIA, the best cars in the world. People are now willing to sell their Mercedes or Tesla to buy one of these.
6:10 is the cammer listening to Portal 2 soundtrack 🤔
2:15 - A paved highway covered in dirt like that, flooding at some point or what on earth caused that?
6:03 "17 yr old kid not sited because of his age?" if he shot someone would they have let him go for that 2? what the f?
4:40 People cut each other off all the time! Yeah its annoying, but we can't prevent it..
Video #7 2:00 Boines - Lucky for you there was no oncoming traffic as you had to swerve into the oncoming lanes to avoid being part of that collision. You were not able to stop safely in time because you were following too closely. Your following distance was only about 1 second. Next time leave 2 to 4 seconds between you and the vehicle in front and when things go wrong you can stop in time without having to swerve into the oncoming lanes. ILR Car Control School
6:20 a moment of silence, please, for that god-awful olive green Firebird