Derbyshire Trucker's Dash Cam #46.Dangerous Clown in a Tipper, An RV & a Box Van. Read The Signs🙍♂️
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Observations of weird and wonderful things on my dashboard camera. Some silly, some serious, some downright dangerous but captured for your entertainment and delight. Please note that this video contains industrial language, (Swearing and cuss words) if you are in any way offended then you have been warned! Please also note that this channels policy regarding commentators is strict. Comments should be respectful, thoughtful or funny. You should also have reached the minimum intelligence level set out by this channel just to view this video. If you are in any doubt about whether you meet this standard please comment and you will be assessed fairly. Well maybe with ridicule and me sniggering at you. Thank you for reading this far.
Self entitled Tipper driver knew exactly what he was doing and I bet does this on a daily basis.
Another great video mate 👍🏻✌🏻
Yes I'll bet you're right as it's a regular traffic jam and it turned out he was very local with their depot only a few minutes away.
That tipper was a perfect impersonation of a tall gangly man carrying a scythe I’ve seen on RUclips recently.
Yes I was shocked by him. So were Hansons too as he got kicked out, even though he'd disguised his numberplate the name of the operator was captured in the original. Lucky he didn't clean up another queue jumper driving down the hard shoulder. All the best David.
Wow, good news indeed. That reminds me, I saw one of your videos on another driving video on RUclips, instantly knew it was yours as it was going up past Chapel. The disguising of number plates was brought home to me last night. I was parked in a lay-by at the end of the M3 just before the traffic cameras and a lorry pulled in, took his plates off and carried on into London. Sadly my dashcam had turned off.
Another great video mate, That motorhome towards the end would be enough to get on anyone's nerves 🤣
The motorhome driver needed some driver tuition before he was let out with such an expensive vehicle, must have good insurance on them, he looked like he was going to need it anyway.
Hate them on the road, most of the people driving them cant, and think they own the road
😂😂😂 you crack me up. The motorhome dvr must also own a BMW auto... they cant drive a manual 😂😂
Thank you Gary not only for that comment but also spelling our name correctly! All the best. 😉👍🤣🤣
Nice video, as always. I have to say what a courteous driver you are , hat off to you, mate.
Sorry are you talking to me? I thought you were addressing someone stood behind me then! Thank you very much Dave that is very much appreciated. All the best.
Great set of clips! Thanks for sharing! All the best, fella 👍 Have a great week
Cheers for that Tuga. All the best.
Fantastic , seen lots of lorries similar to yours , NOT SEEN YOU SIR , but we keep looking 😉 ❤
Hello Mike, you never know we might have passed each other and never known it! There are lots of lorries like the ones I drive of course the difference is in the driving of them. So if you see one with his head out the window shouting and screaming obscenities at all and sundry then you'll know it's me! 😉😮😂😂🤣🤣🤣All the best Mike.
You are always so nice to other road users...too bad others can't think about others as well. Those lights were daft!! Someone really had their head up where it is dark when they thought that would work well!! Highway Maintenance drivers are horrible!! That guy was looking to kill someone!! Your convo following the caravan was hysterical!! Totally terrified to drive the dumb thing, no clue as to the size and the just know there will be a big bill if they wreck!! I figured they would get on the motorway doing 30ish - was I right? Have a lovely week!!
I'm going to say you're right regarding that motorhome/caravan/RV I didn't hang around at his speed to find out, just ridiculous driving that was. The guy that was looking to kill someone was shocking. I sent the footage to the company and the driver was kicked out. Had a few angry words from one of his mates a few months later as we were waiting on the same job. It was a firm that was on franchise to the larger firm and he said I should have contacted the haulage firm and they'd have had a word with the driver. I just said to him that I think we both know that was never going to happen because we all know if someone calls with a complaint most just ignore it, most likely after saying oh thank you very much for letting us know we'll have a word with him. In the original video I point out that his license plate was smeared with mud so it could not be read, however my camera picked up the operators company name in small print on the door. I did mention to his mate that he should be thankful that I didn't contact the Police! He walked off at that. For a moment during our conversation I thought he was going to get physical as he was starting to get a bit animated with his arms helping him to get his points across! All the best and take care.
First up, the "entitlement" with that one is strong... Oblivion would be a great destination... for them! 🤣🤣
0:45 They didn't see a zebra, so there's no way they're going to stop for the pedestrians.
1:11 That was ridiculous. Lucky for him, there wasn't an ambo or bike coming down the shoulder. Wouldn't be lucky for them, though.
If you look up "Koda (or Khoda) Mokbel Sydney" you'll see some terrifying tipper driving. This clown was half on the incorrect side, straddling the double lines, then overtakes three cars, with oncoming traffic forced into the dirt to avoid a head on. Something that has to be seen to be believed. When he was caught the following morning, he was loaded with coke... no, not the drink.
Then a mood changer... Rex is back! 👍🏼👍🏼🤣🤣 The woman in the office was having a good laugh. Job done! 👍🏼👍🏼
I can't help but laugh, as you find the oncoming boy & girl racers, whizzing around those blind bends... on those narrow lanes... All I see is a lot of "damaged" seats! 🤣🤣
7:12 Or see a tractor & truck coming the other way! 🤣🤣 At least you're ready for them!
19:13 A Clown House! That was painful to watch. Plenty of them here. Originally light rigids, "dumbed down" for those with car licences. Not the best idea, that's for sure.
Another great comprehensive missive Kevin. As for meeting the tractor and truck together I was already primed as you see so many drivers racing down these lanes and they'll hardly ever meet a truck coming the other way, the tractor driver wasn't expecting me which is why his machine trimmed those branches on his side. A clown house is a very good description. All the best Kevin.
Unbelievable that Hanson’s tipper could do with going up in front of the traffic commissioner and explain why they needed to do that . The temporary lights on that daul carriageway what a joke . Just love narrow road driving you can’t believe some of the things people expect you to be able to with large vehicle . All the best hope you have a great week.
Hello Norm, I was not going to work today but got called up in desperation as 4 drivers had not turned up this morning, so ended up in the traffic jams from the festival weekend. First load should only have been a 20 minute run, turned out to be over the hour! Had some narrow lanes today, you just know it's going to be good when it's unsuitable for HGV's! Hanson tipper was a franchise firm, the driver was kicked out of Hansons the following week. One of his mates got a bit upset with me about it a couple of months later, telling me I should have contacted the operator directly and they'd have sorted it out. I told him we both knew that was never going to happen, most complainants just get ignored. After a few more words I told him his mate was lucky I hadn't called the police, he walked off back to his wagon then. Strangely he didn't wave back when he left! Have a good week yourself Norm, I'm loaded for Penkridge in the morning with delivery time of 7.30am.
Great video as always mate!
Thank you K9 hope all is well with you.
Good to see that most people appreciate the "Rex", but not all, some look bloomin miserable.
Rex gets lots of different reactions ranging from joy to wonder, some have even tried to offer him treats before they realised he is so well trained he'd never take food from a stranger! Actually that's just reminded me, last year a bloke took pity on us parked on a job for 4 hours or so as he kept coming by, so he called at a fish and chip shop and bought fish and chips for me and the dog! 😂🤣🤣🤣I've got some footage somewhere but never made a video of it...yet! Thank you for commenting Frank, take care.
One of Hanson's i never would have guessed it ,thanks for the video
He wasn't one of Hansons within a week of me sending the original video to them. He had mud smeared over his number plate so you could not read it but my camera picked up the operators name in small print on the side. You can not go about doing that stuff in a lorry, you could so easily kill someone at worst or most likely cause an accident at least. All the best.
How's it going mate, more numpties on the road, the go slow in the camper van made me laugh, just pulls out in front of you and crawls at 20 on a 40 limit perhaps he's from my side of the country....... The way those posh cars just push around you on narrow road are unbelievable I wouldn't trust them with a Matchbox or Corgi car never mind a £60K car. As always great Sunday night video, stay safe out there the roads are full of eejits. Take care mate
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Hello Shaun, all's well mate, hoping the same for you too. Those big fancy motors probably blast down that rat run every day pushing lesser vehicles out the way, but not today! It's a good job there are quite a few eejits about otherwise there'd be little to film! All the best Shaun take care and have a good week.
@@cloudmaker To be honest mate I wouldn't have one of those fancy posh rat run cars if you paid me, i'm very happy with me old Toyota Avensis, have fun
Someone should make a bunch of bumper stickers: "Warning: Numpty inside" or "Warning: Eejit inside" or a combination of both! 🤣🤣
I remember Kamac back from the early 90s, drivers always having to break the rules and regs to get the job done or you were out on your ear..
Ah yes indeed I can also remember those days and their mentions in the trade press when either the firm or drivers had been up before court or the Traffic Commissioner. I can only presume they are a changed firm these days. Well they'd have to be as it wouldn't be tolerated nowadays. Thank you for the comment Jack.
Timestamps mostly not noted - sorry 😮
Traffic flow..... a reference to Ashley Neal. (@10:33?)
Motorhome driver is a total fkn Muppet. Glad that I was not stuck behind them.
Highway Maintenence 🤡
Some of the worst drivers.
Sheep following blindly......
Thankfully 🐑🐑 don't drive.
Subtitle readers lmfao 😂
You've been using "that" word again lmfao....... well; it sounds like #that 🤣🤣🤣
Keep the vids coming, mate.
It does sound a bit like 'that' doesn't it. Definitely a reference to the great Ashley Neal. He's shown a few of my videos over the years and most helpfully sent an analysis email for my insurers after my crash with the Police car, mind you in the actual analysis video he did say I must do better! Yes a good job sheep don't drive but with some it seems they already do! Motorhome man just incompetent in that vehicle, they ought to have basic training before let out on the road, especially in such expensive vehicles. All the best Graham.
"It's time to turn on the dashcam
It's time to belt up tight
It's time to see the Muppets on Cloudmaker's Show tonight
Why are they always seen here
I guess we'll never know..." 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@KevinD_33x150 😂😂😂
@@grahamnutt8958 I'm her every night... 👍😎
Cloudtastic video. There’s always a dick in a land/Range Rover lol Does Rex like the snow.?? 8:42 that was quite a Q . You really do meet some moby’s while driving . Caravan driver needs to take it back
Hello Sarah, Rex doesn't like getting his paws wet, unlike our other dogs who always loved it, Bob was a renowned tunneller in snow drifts, whereas Dan would jump into them and try to eat as much as he could! Dan was the real forerunner in the lorry to Rex, travelling with me most days, he was relegated to the bonnet though when I'd got one or two kids with me too! As an aside here I'll just mention my Dad who we lost recently, his handle on the CB radio was Double Decker, due to the amount of us kids that were in with him! That motorhome/caravan driver really was diabolical, no wonder they are such a nuisance on the road. Good job there's loads of moby's on the road, or there'd be nothing to film! All the best Sarah.
@@cloudmaker very true
I can remember when lime was tipped from a ramp in the field onto the spreader, does that age me?
Hello old, quite old, very old Simon, yes that quote does age you! 😉😂🤣🤣That was the only way we did it, back up the ramps and tip into spreader. I think it's largely stopped now due to time constraints on lorries and that you can have much larger wagons delivering the lime if it's tipped straight up. Of course it also means the spreader doesn't have to wait for loads to be delivered he can turn up once it's all there so can get the job done quicker. Thank you for the comment Simon and bringing back memories of my youth. All the best.
Driving a 4x4 ex army spreader out of Berwickshire lime works (now l’hoist ) , that’s old !
@@davidboothbyakarigsby3531 When i was a lad in 60s early 70s here in IoW a firm had ex army 4x4 Bedford's use to go around farms spreading the lime
How many so called safe car drivers would there be on the the roads if they had to sit a class 2 driving test never mind class 1 ? As for the moron in the camper van, those people should be made to do some sort of on site training session before being allowed out on the roads. Your normal car driver has no idea how much bigger these camper vans are compared to a car. I passed my motorbike test, car test and class 2 test all first time but, one of my first class 2 jobs was driving a rigid chassis extended by 1.5 meters to carry 3 stillages of large panels of glass through Newcastle. It was an absolute nightmare with car drivers so busy on their mobile phones that they had no idea how space I needed to maneuver bends that would normally be easy in a standard length class 2 vehicle. Driving a large vehicle means you have to watch for everybody else regardless of who has right of way etc. Enjoyed your video though as it shows how careful and courteous most L/HGV drivers are.
Thank you very much for this comment Jim I enjoyed reading it. I've never had to do much looking out for folks because of swing out in my line of work but am well aware of others with them. Hey I passed all them first time too, snap! Although I passed my car test on crutches from a motorbike crash! Bought a new bike to celebrate the same day! If car drivers had to sit a class 2 test there'd be a great deal less cars on the road! I am in complete agreement about RV drivers doing some form of training before taking to the roads, it's not just the size of them compared to a car but how that extra weight makes them handle too. Glad you liked the video Jim and thank you for saying so, all the best and have a great week.
Also passed bike, car, PSV and class1 HGV first time in the days when there were 3 classes of HGV Class 3,which was 2 axle ridged, class 2 Multi axle ridged, and class1 Artics, and you could take class1 straight from car,