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0:05 Its a weird roundabout cause I don't see any yield signs for the direction you are honking at, and it looks like the road is made to be outside the roundabout.
@@culcune Rotaries are what roundabouts are called in New England. The rules are the same though. I know another part of the country calls them traffic circles (DC?).
7:28 - watch the speed reading in the lower left. Cammer starts out going 45, cars start crossing in front of him, and he keeps accelerating up to 57 before he finally starts braking at the last second.
1:20 We see so many clips where, in a dual turn lane, the inside moves outside. This is the first in a long time where we get to see the outside move inside. It is actually fairly common near me where the dual turn is also near the freeway entrance. Many do not want to wait in the inside turn line (the one that gives you access to the freeway) so they take the outside and try to cut over mid turn. If they fail that, they still will later try to cut across the lane to get to the turn lane for the freeway.
There's a dual turn lane in a town over from me where 3/4 the way through the turn is the on ramp to a highway. ALL the kids (college town) assume people in the outside lane are taking the northbound onramp. I've been nearly sideswipped so many times that I refuse to go that way. I'll go 3 miles out of my way just to avoid that area. And of course the children get mad at you for their mistake
It's so weird, I don't think I have ever seen someone around me mess up a dual turn lane. Like there are tons of awful drivers, but that is one thing they seem to do correctly. Course I'm always prepared to hit the brake if they do...
Leave it to a Prius to commit multiple traffic violations, then run after making contact. Look! I'm saving the planet. But I can't comprehend basic third grade level driving skills, traffic laws, traffic markings, and traffic signs!
My girlfriend did this the other day and I started producing diamonds. Thankfully, we were the tail vehicle of both lanes, so no interference with anyone. She didn't realize it was an issue and said she did so only because she couldn't see the faded lines. I had to remind her to just enter the second lane if that's the one she was initially in regardless of the existence of any guide lines.
About the oil co. truck: we had a true case which took place many years past- the 70s. Although I can't remember names, I can remember that an old man, dying of cancer went out onto I-40, cut a truck off & slammed the brakes. The wreck killed him & his wife sued, even though the trucking company offered a $200,000 settlement. She went to court, lost, & got zilch. If she hadn't gotten greedy, she would have settled for 200 grand for an accident 100% her husband's fault- sad!
I'd be curious as to how the trucking company proved it in court, like were there other witnesses? I just mean cause 1970's I am guessing there wouldn't have been dashcams.
@@scottthewaterwarrior I can’t say this is what happened in OP’s case, but LE and insurance companies used to do a recreation of an accident involving a fatality. With dash cams and street cams more prevalent today, I don’t know if they still recreate the accident.
@@GhostDrummer They still do accident reconstruction.. it's likely way better than it was in the 70's but it's a big surprise that they proved the driver wasn't at fault.. especially without honest witnesses or video.
@@GhostDrummer I can see them being able to do it after the point of impact, but unless the car left skid marks when doing their initial swerve in front of the truck, there'd be very little evidence to show the car swerved initially.
One thing is for sure, the use of dashcams have shown that truckers cause less accidents than the other morons on the road. Which brings to light that more than half of the accidents (pre-dashcam technology) were insurance scams and the trucking companies and their insurance companies were getting screwed by the criminals because of the laws.
I can't imagine driving a truck without a dashcam these days. 4:15 - Here's a tip - merge at the same speed as the traffic, instead of jamming on the brakes. Speed up to merge in front of someone, not slow down. 6:25 - I'm kind of surprised you didn't anticipate earlier the lost truck rolling backwards. Also, if you don't notice for miles that you lost what you're towing, that means you have absolutely no awareness of anything except what's right in front of you. How far do *you* drive without checking the rear view mirror?
@@Lemmon714_ Yep. Should have noticed the merger, taken caution and let off the gas, then apply brake at the point of the car passing the yield sign while clearly not yielding. Ultimately the car was a fault, but definitely avoidable by the truck driver.
I'm gonna go ahead and assume that they can't navigate a wet road... Although the video shows then doing nothing wrong, I still vote that that cammer should have to take more advanced driving courses before being allowed back on the road...
@Winston The German Shorthair Pointer Most rain I've seen was when I was in Korea during a typhoon. 5 inches in 15 minutes according to AFKN (U.S. army base news). It was incredible. Like being under a waterfall with sheets of water coming down everywhere. The Korean news was displaying numbers around a thousand which I originally thought were millibars (air pressure), but then later realized they were rainfall totals in mm (i.e. over 1 meter, or 39 inches). Anyway, the problem is California normally gets so little rain, most of the drivers here have no idea how to drive safely in it. The news just aired footage of a flooded underpass. A guy drove his car around the "road closed" signs, past the news crew filming, around the 2 other cars which had stalled in the water, then promptly flooded and stalled his car.
@@ezrashonor Its like a river of moisture in the sky that dumps tons of rain. The reason California is getting so much this year is because the jet stream is farther south than usual, concentrating the rain in one area instead of fluctuating along the west coast.
Just because there's a crosswalk doesn't not automatically mean the pedestrian has the right of way. If there's a red crossing signal, cars have the right of way.
That’s my video, the speed limit is 45 until you go under the light, that’s when the road changes from Thomson bridge to green street which is when the speed limit changes to 30. So technically I was going under the speed limit. Plus they didn’t even stop at the stop sign.
Actually the loudest sound on earth is the music that plays at the end of these videos now. Thanks for a super abrupt end to every video where I feel like I have to turn my volume back down after turning it up to hear the ones with audio better.
Depends where in Florida as it's hit or miss depending on the road. This rider should have indicated they wanted to change lanes and turn at the light. Traffic seems heavy enough I would ride to the light and wait for the change.
7:18 - It's jaywalking. Most of today's youth don't understand what jaywalking is. Additionally, people don't realize how well their clothes and cars get camouflaged into surroundings such as the road.
I know! Drives me nuts. I drove my daughter crazy telling her many times..."Who loses between pedestrian and vehicle?" She'd roll her eyes and say, "I know Dad, pedestrian every time." But I can guarantee you her head is on a swivel crossing the street as a pedestrian now that she's an adult.
#22 Actually, the cyclist is within his rights to do that, as he is a vehicle, not a pedestrian. He would be better off using the crosswalk ahead of him, but it was a legal move.
He's within his rights if he can do it safely. Just like with a car, you have to give safe distance, etc. before changing lanes. That cyclist was behaving as if he was keeping up with traffic. Don't get injured defending your right of way ;)
1:56 I read that as "I was not sure if they hit me, so I just kept driving. Later I realized they had hit me and I needed an excuse for why I did not pull over."
It's the meteorological name. There's a band of humid air (hence "atmospheric river") coming from the direction of Hawaii towards California. And air coming south from Canada off the U.S. west coast is colliding with it and chilling it, causing all the rain falling on California.
Oh, just read the end credits. They took two cars to brunch. Makes complete sense now. Yeah, you can't let somebody change lanes on the way to or from brunch. WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY!
At the beginning of the clip, that Prius driver either obliviously or on purpose blatantly cut off the cammer by turning from the inside lane of a dual left turn lane to the OUTER lane (opposite of what we normally see) so I understand why the cammer didn't want to see what other stupid tricks they had up their sleeve.
@@culcune I mean, I'd rather have the idiot in front of me where I can easily see them then to the side or behind me. Already proved themselves to be dumb, so if given the opertunity to pass, I'd want to do it real careful like.
Scared truck drivers that refuse to move out of the middle lane to let another truck pass are my absolute favorite when I am at work. The precious little fellas are absolutely terrified of that right lane.
7:15 - I don't care where people cross the street, but if you are going to try to cross when there is traffic you need to do so A) when there's a better opening and B) actually GET A MOVE ON. That second part, getting a move on, is what is so irritating. If I'm crossing in front of anyone, even in a crosswalk, I pick up the pace. That should be the standard. If you know you are holding others up you should get a move on.
4:30 reminded me of the freeway I drove in Boston. You have to merge in from the left lane and cut through four lanes of heavy traffic to get an exit that is roughly 1000 feet.
7:58 legal or not, if you are on a bicycle and you ride on a major highway like this expecting cars to treat you the same as a motor vehicle you are an absolute maniac
During my college days, there was one curve that was always busy with both vehicles and pedestrians. While I was waiting with other pedestrians, one girl was saying that pedestrians have the right-of-way and cars are supposed to stop for them, so she just started crossing the street without a care. I remember thinking, "Girl, if you get hit, I'm going to laugh." Years later, I learned that drivers on the Northside of Indianapolis don't like to yield for pedestrians.
3:36 Why were you on the wrong side of the parking lot? You cut the turn so sharp that you were over the stop line for the opposite direction of traffic and remained on the opposing side. 100% the other driver's fault, but your own poor driving absolutely contributed to that accident.
5:35 That is why when you see action like that up ahead you should slow down immediately. It's amazing in what random directions cars can head when they lose control.
Some people will risk life and limb just to make their exit. Since my girls were little, I have always reminded them that it is no big deal to miss an exit, and you certainly don't cut across multiple lanes to exit. Just take the next one and turn around.
1:36 dual turns suck and idiots don't know how they work, we get it. But how does your rear view mirror fold in? Or are you talking about the sideview mirror? Lol
Just noticed the little picture of the lady talking attached to the comments in the videos. She looks a lot like the lady who used to do the same thing on another channel (UCCC). Anyone else notice this?
It would be great if both of them were on the correct side of the parking lot. The truck and trailer were on the wrong side for a reason. The cammer blindly followed the truck on the wrong side of the parking lot and was tailgating when there was more than enough room on the correct side. There were also open parking spots the cammer could've used to go around the truck and trailer.
That and good drivers watch the ramps and anticipate what is going to happen. Terrified truck drivers that refuse to move from the truck passing lane when another truck wants to pass should be fired.
Babicka Fantastica - clearly wrong. You need to listen to the video again, there is definitely a loud knock as the jeep swings way out of the parking lot. There is a second lower sound as they cross the train track.
@Falcon2 Why is it so hard to understand? The dashcam only looks forward, as the jeep goes out of view it is maybe 20-30cm within its lane (not "a few feet") and is still clearly moving toward the cammer's car. The timing is so perfect that there really is no other sensible explanation. Occam's razor applies.
@Falcon2 Sound seems to be synced pretty well when crossing the train tracks, so unless it somehow was wildly out of sync only a few seconds earlier, the timing doesn't make sense for the jeep to have made contact given the speed, position in the lane, and the rate at which they were straightening out. Maybe the camer had some _really_ wide fender flairs!
When you watch the videos, the accidents or near accidents are caused by; total lack of situational awareness, distracted driving, and speed, does not matter where I'm going, I would rather be 10 minutes late, than 10 minutes early in the next. Ridesafe, Ridefar,,Openroads
0:03 Poorly designed rotary. The two vehicles passing in front of the cammer are traveling straight staying on 16-East. Its the cammer who is entering from a side road. Per signage, the cammer has the right of way, but it seems counterintuitive.
7:58 #22 Unfortunately, that's the only way for a cyclist wanting to make a left turn to get to the left turn lane on a large multi-lane street like this. The alternative is for him to get into the left lane ahead of time (slowing down all the traffic behind him while he approaches the turn lane), then get into the turn lane. (I suppose an unconventional way to do it would be to take the crosswalk as if he were a pedestrian, then get back on his bike once he reaches the left turn lane.)
Do people realize that it's not a "rearview" mirror that folds in it's a SIDE mirror... everytime I see this and wonder.... how do you fold a rearview mirror?
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6:35 Damn Bob this truck pulls real good. It's like there's nothing back there.
😂😂
And we sure as hell do NOT need to check the rear view mirrors!
@@61rampy65 OR use ratchet straps to secure the load!
Why we did think the same name and think the same thought! I was about to comment this 😅
@@ThomasKent1346 Yeah, ratchet straps are for wussies!
Would've love to see their reaction when they got to their destination & realized the truck was gone.
0:05 Its a weird roundabout cause I don't see any yield signs for the direction you are honking at, and it looks like the road is made to be outside the roundabout.
Same exact thing I thought. Strange layout.
The cammer called it a 'rotary', which seems like a half-a#& attempt at a roundabout.
@@culcune "Rotary" is another word for roundabout. Both refer to the same thing.
@@culcune Regardless of whether it's called a rotary or roundabout, if you are ENTERING one, you need to yield to traffic IN it!
@@culcune Rotaries are what roundabouts are called in New England. The rules are the same though. I know another part of the country calls them traffic circles (DC?).
7:28 - watch the speed reading in the lower left. Cammer starts out going 45, cars start crossing in front of him, and he keeps accelerating up to 57 before he finally starts braking at the last second.
Yeah, he is still accelerating as he is watching those cars pull across the road. A wise man would slow down in that situation.
Reactions of an ocean going tanker.
As said elsewhere, he should have lifted long before
2:54 That year old girl must be a genius being able to drive at her age.
Must be that "baby driver" I heard about.
But the problem is she can't see over the dashboard, hence the accident!
01:27 "There was no more room or time to safely let them in." Why lie when the video clearly shows what happened?
1:20 We see so many clips where, in a dual turn lane, the inside moves outside. This is the first in a long time where we get to see the outside move inside. It is actually fairly common near me where the dual turn is also near the freeway entrance. Many do not want to wait in the inside turn line (the one that gives you access to the freeway) so they take the outside and try to cut over mid turn. If they fail that, they still will later try to cut across the lane to get to the turn lane for the freeway.
There's a dual turn lane in a town over from me where 3/4 the way through the turn is the on ramp to a highway. ALL the kids (college town) assume people in the outside lane are taking the northbound onramp. I've been nearly sideswipped so many times that I refuse to go that way. I'll go 3 miles out of my way just to avoid that area. And of course the children get mad at you for their mistake
It's so weird, I don't think I have ever seen someone around me mess up a dual turn lane. Like there are tons of awful drivers, but that is one thing they seem to do correctly. Course I'm always prepared to hit the brake if they do...
Leave it to a Prius to commit multiple traffic violations, then run after making contact. Look! I'm saving the planet. But I can't comprehend basic third grade level driving skills, traffic laws, traffic markings, and traffic signs!
My girlfriend did this the other day and I started producing diamonds. Thankfully, we were the tail vehicle of both lanes, so no interference with anyone. She didn't realize it was an issue and said she did so only because she couldn't see the faded lines. I had to remind her to just enter the second lane if that's the one she was initially in regardless of the existence of any guide lines.
Some people's blind spot is right in front of them!😳😳😳
beyond the first 3' of car
@@rogerw-interested or less.
Their blind spot starts where their hood ends.
@@williamgeardener2509 no,where their steering wheel is.
About the oil co. truck: we had a true case which took place many years past- the 70s. Although I can't remember names, I can remember that an old man, dying of cancer went out onto I-40, cut a truck off & slammed the brakes. The wreck killed him & his wife sued, even though the trucking company offered a $200,000 settlement. She went to court, lost, & got zilch. If she hadn't gotten greedy, she would have settled for 200 grand for an accident 100% her husband's fault- sad!
I'd be curious as to how the trucking company proved it in court, like were there other witnesses? I just mean cause 1970's I am guessing there wouldn't have been dashcams.
@@scottthewaterwarrior I can’t say this is what happened in OP’s case, but LE and insurance companies used to do a recreation of an accident involving a fatality. With dash cams and street cams more prevalent today, I don’t know if they still recreate the accident.
@@GhostDrummer They still do accident reconstruction.. it's likely way better than it was in the 70's but it's a big surprise that they proved the driver wasn't at fault.. especially without honest witnesses or video.
@@GhostDrummer I can see them being able to do it after the point of impact, but unless the car left skid marks when doing their initial swerve in front of the truck, there'd be very little evidence to show the car swerved initially.
One thing is for sure, the use of dashcams have shown that truckers cause less accidents than the other morons on the road. Which brings to light that more than half of the accidents (pre-dashcam technology) were insurance scams and the trucking companies and their insurance companies were getting screwed by the criminals because of the laws.
2:30 crazy how the impact made the dash cameras speed sensor think they were going 107 for a second.
It knocked the rear camera offline for a minute, too.
I can't imagine driving a truck without a dashcam these days.
4:15 - Here's a tip - merge at the same speed as the traffic, instead of jamming on the brakes. Speed up to merge in front of someone, not slow down.
6:25 - I'm kind of surprised you didn't anticipate earlier the lost truck rolling backwards. Also, if you don't notice for miles that you lost what you're towing, that means you have absolutely no awareness of anything except what's right in front of you. How far do *you* drive without checking the rear view mirror?
That guy merging was taking an IQ test and he failed miserably.
I don't move my truck until my dashcam is on.
4:10: A good truck driver wouldn't have tried that pass when there is someone coming down the ramp.
@@Lemmon714_ Yep. Should have noticed the merger, taken caution and let off the gas, then apply brake at the point of the car passing the yield sign while clearly not yielding. Ultimately the car was a fault, but definitely avoidable by the truck driver.
4:10 The Merger has a YIELD sign. Red Triangle any body?
#4 Good thing you have a video camera so that you can provide the evidence, but what does the rain have to do with changing lanes?
I'm gonna go ahead and assume that they can't navigate a wet road...
Although the video shows then doing nothing wrong, I still vote that that cammer should have to take more advanced driving courses before being allowed back on the road...
i guess they have to stay in that lane driving until the weather clears
Probably didn't want to swerve on a wet road.
6:41, welp, at least the truck tolled to a location where it’s safely out of the way 😂 but why wasn’t it changed to the trailer?
7:30. She actually sped up inspite of what was up ahead. Possibly distracted if not aggressive.
#10 You should be EXTRA careful when driving through an atmospheric river. Its WAY more slippery than regular rain. That stuff is deadly!
@Winston The German Shorthair Pointer Send some up here to Saskatchewan, we need it!
@Winston The German Shorthair Pointer Ranger Dusty,izzat you?
@Winston The German Shorthair Pointer Most rain I've seen was when I was in Korea during a typhoon. 5 inches in 15 minutes according to AFKN (U.S. army base news). It was incredible. Like being under a waterfall with sheets of water coming down everywhere. The Korean news was displaying numbers around a thousand which I originally thought were millibars (air pressure), but then later realized they were rainfall totals in mm (i.e. over 1 meter, or 39 inches).
Anyway, the problem is California normally gets so little rain, most of the drivers here have no idea how to drive safely in it. The news just aired footage of a flooded underpass. A guy drove his car around the "road closed" signs, past the news crew filming, around the 2 other cars which had stalled in the water, then promptly flooded and stalled his car.
Pray tell what is an atmospheric river?
@@ezrashonor Its like a river of moisture in the sky that dumps tons of rain. The reason California is getting so much this year is because the jet stream is farther south than usual, concentrating the rain in one area instead of fluctuating along the west coast.
#17 6:06 I love the way that he dodged the truck that broke loose! Don´t just sit there, get out of the fool´s way!
#11 that's always a smart thing to do, stop and brake while getting on the highway instead of picking up speed..
4:12 This has nothing to do with the car's blind spot -- it's because *HE DID NOT ACCELERATE IN THE ON-RAMP.*
I'm almost convinced half of every California driver is a hit and runner
Portland also..no plates either.
7:22 he should have used the crosswalk then he would have the right of way. By not using it its jaywalking and he has to yield to traffic.
Just because there's a crosswalk doesn't not automatically mean the pedestrian has the right of way. If there's a red crossing signal, cars have the right of way.
@@davidkeith3920 who puts lights on a zebra crossing ? I have never seen that before lol
0:57 Look, the toddlers have drivers licenses
1:31 see above
7:23 see above
8:12 going 43 in a 30 and surprised he has to SLOW DOWN for someone pulling out.
Yeah that was stupid
Not just for someone pulling out, for someone that completely ignored a stop sign
That’s my video, the speed limit is 45 until you go under the light, that’s when the road changes from Thomson bridge to green street which is when the speed limit changes to 30. So technically I was going under the speed limit. Plus they didn’t even stop at the stop sign.
I had to go back because I had the captions on and was like: "what?"
Actually the loudest sound on earth is the music that plays at the end of these videos now. Thanks for a super abrupt end to every video where I feel like I have to turn my volume back down after turning it up to hear the ones with audio better.
6:06 how did they not notice they lost their truck lol
First clip. The longer you honk, the more they learn.
8:00 is there any cycling infrastructure that isn't a sidewalk in Florida?
no that's too "woke" for meatball Ron
Nope! That’s a giant problem
Depends where in Florida as it's hit or miss depending on the road. This rider should have indicated they wanted to change lanes and turn at the light. Traffic seems heavy enough I would ride to the light and wait for the change.
7:18 - It's jaywalking.
Most of today's youth don't understand what jaywalking is.
Additionally, people don't realize how well their clothes and cars get camouflaged into surroundings such as the road.
I know! Drives me nuts. I drove my daughter crazy telling her many times..."Who loses between pedestrian and vehicle?" She'd roll her eyes and say, "I know Dad, pedestrian every time." But I can guarantee you her head is on a swivel crossing the street as a pedestrian now that she's an adult.
#22 Actually, the cyclist is within his rights to do that, as he is a vehicle, not a pedestrian. He would be better off using the crosswalk ahead of him, but it was a legal move.
He's within his rights if he can do it safely. Just like with a car, you have to give safe distance, etc. before changing lanes. That cyclist was behaving as if he was keeping up with traffic. Don't get injured defending your right of way ;)
There's a special place in hell for people who hit and run.
6:05 this one is actually hilarious. caption makes it even more funny lol
#20 - Jennifer deserves the best driver of the year award.
Great video!
1:56 I read that as "I was not sure if they hit me, so I just kept driving. Later I realized they had hit me and I needed an excuse for why I did not pull over."
What the F are you talking about?, I see the Jeep taking off in a big hurry. Are you practicing to be the next Tucker Carlson?
Yup, can't move lanes because of wet conditions which did not stop him/her from driving.
2:10 Good. Let the brake checker know they ain't getting one red cent.
0:40 your passenger has a very nice radio voice :)
Took me a minute to realize she WASN'T the radio.
Sounds more like an AI chatbot speaking to me
"Atmospheric River"? That would be what everyone else in the world calls "Rain".
It's the meteorological name. There's a band of humid air (hence "atmospheric river") coming from the direction of Hawaii towards California. And air coming south from Canada off the U.S. west coast is colliding with it and chilling it, causing all the rain falling on California.
@@solandri69 No, it's the meteorological sensationalist panic phrase du jour.
8:00 "what a moron: following all of the pertinent traffic rules and regulations while cycling. Why doesn't he just get a gas guzzler instead?"
Cyclist didn't indicate with their hand they wanted to get over and turn. Better option is to ride to the light then wait for the signal change.
Remember we can't change lanes anymore when the roads are wet. 😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:28 car signals to change lanes and starts moving over with plenty of space available.
Cammer: And I took that personally.
Oh, just read the end credits. They took two cars to brunch. Makes complete sense now. Yeah, you can't let somebody change lanes on the way to or from brunch. WE LIVE IN A SOCIETY!
At the beginning of the clip, that Prius driver either obliviously or on purpose blatantly cut off the cammer by turning from the inside lane of a dual left turn lane to the OUTER lane (opposite of what we normally see) so I understand why the cammer didn't want to see what other stupid tricks they had up their sleeve.
@@culcune I mean, I'd rather have the idiot in front of me where I can easily see them then to the side or behind me. Already proved themselves to be dumb, so if given the opertunity to pass, I'd want to do it real careful like.
23. That's the JAM!
Scared truck drivers that refuse to move out of the middle lane to let another truck pass are my absolute favorite when I am at work. The precious little fellas are absolutely terrified of that right lane.
These people need to drive carefully guys.
2:40 caption says “year old girl”. All I visualize is an infant in a reverse car seat joy riding. Ahh the joys of misspelling.
I figured "year old girl" was intentional as they have the awareness of an infant.
@@scottthewaterwarrior ...or... poor proof-reading?
7:15 - I don't care where people cross the street, but if you are going to try to cross when there is traffic you need to do so A) when there's a better opening and B) actually GET A MOVE ON. That second part, getting a move on, is what is so irritating. If I'm crossing in front of anyone, even in a crosswalk, I pick up the pace. That should be the standard. If you know you are holding others up you should get a move on.
At 9:00 Rutgers student clearly jaywalked - you can see he wasn't at the proper crossing.
Already so much going on in this first clip, the honking back and even the Acura without their lights on😂
Like your videos..and i read fast ..but rarely can read your comments..
8:15 That guy looked too excited. 🤣🤣🤣
#8 3:08 I thought the Jeep took the exit, and how can it catch you up in 3 mins again?
Damn, that was another Jeep with nearly identical same car, lol
5:41 More like you almost hit a car that was spinning out because you didn't slow down to avoid it.
4:30 reminded me of the freeway I drove in Boston. You have to merge in from the left lane and cut through four lanes of heavy traffic to get an exit that is roughly 1000 feet.
7:58 legal or not, if you are on a bicycle and you ride on a major highway like this expecting cars to treat you the same as a motor vehicle you are an absolute maniac
I feel the same way about cyclists as Isaac Butterfield does.
0:05 was questionable at best. Other than that cammers did pretty good here too
Maybe Rtuger's student needs to lern to use the crosswalk 10 feet to his right, instead of jaywalking.
That and also don't cross when the cars on the road your are crossing has a green light like that. He deserves to have that kind of scare.
During my college days, there was one curve that was always busy with both vehicles and pedestrians. While I was waiting with other pedestrians, one girl was saying that pedestrians have the right-of-way and cars are supposed to stop for them, so she just started crossing the street without a care. I remember thinking, "Girl, if you get hit, I'm going to laugh." Years later, I learned that drivers on the Northside of Indianapolis don't like to yield for pedestrians.
6:05 Guess the old dudes 30 yr old bungee cords snapped.
#17 That truck parked itself better than a lot of drivers I see. 😂
3:36 Why were you on the wrong side of the parking lot? You cut the turn so sharp that you were over the stop line for the opposite direction of traffic and remained on the opposing side. 100% the other driver's fault, but your own poor driving absolutely contributed to that accident.
#4 you can't change lanes because of the roads being wet? huh?
Merci pour la vidéo 🤬😡👍
Some drivers need a serious lesson in anger management. Road rage won't get you anywhere fast.
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4:51 - Scary thing to the biker seeing a Jeep coming at you.
1:56 « cant move lanes cause of wet conditions » really? Pls, stay home if it’s not dry!
5:37 You just witnessed someone crashed into the barrier and you still driving towards them.🤦🏾♀️
5:35 That is why when you see action like that up ahead you should slow down immediately. It's amazing in what random directions cars can head when they lose control.
"I know people might be hurt or bleeding or unconscious or dying, but my boss says if I'm late one more time, I might get written up!"
BRING BACK THE ORIGINAL OUTRO. Second time asking.
The amount of bad drivers we see is horrendous and it seems to be getting worse! Although, it is great to see a bit of instant karma now and again 😁👍
2:15 "Oh no, my brakes failed" - I could never make it as a truck driver.
Happy Wednesday. # 1
6:05 I wonder if the guys was like this little truck pulls like a diesel. Can’t even tell we’re towing anything.
Remember the #1 of driving in Bad weather .... NEVER Slow Down. Ever ...
Exactly! In fact, you want to go _faster_ then normal so you are on the road for less time! ;p
Some people will risk life and limb just to make their exit. Since my girls were little, I have always reminded them that it is no big deal to miss an exit, and you certainly don't cut across multiple lanes to exit. Just take the next one and turn around.
2:43 Cammer is doing 52 in a 35mph zone (according to him). Who was speeding again?
Thankful for wire. We just don’t say that enough. 3:44
How the HELL do you not notice that you've lost the weight of a Toyota Tacoma behind you?
1:36 dual turns suck and idiots don't know how they work, we get it. But how does your rear view mirror fold in? Or are you talking about the sideview mirror? Lol
Just noticed the little picture of the lady talking attached to the comments in the videos. She looks a lot like the lady who used to do the same thing on another channel (UCCC). Anyone else notice this?
It’s always been like that 😂
@@Bigbonkyyy Guess I just can't afford to pay attention. Maybe I need a side hustle.
At 4:45 the quality of that video is MUCH BETTER than every other video clip. Does anyone know which camera this is?
Look in the bottom right corner... Says VIOFO A129
I have a Rove r2 4k and it is that clear. It picks up great at night too.
I have the same camera and it's terrific. It's also moderately prices.
Don't mess with semi truck drivers.
Many of the dash drivers were speeding. That’s like a magnet for accidents and cutoffs. If you’re the one speeding, you’re usually to blame.
I live in Houston, if I did not follow the flow of traffic (usually speeding) it is more dangerous.
3:42 - If you hear a honk, take a second to think why you're hearing it!
I'd like to think I'd spend the honking time to get out of the way.
It would be great if both of them were on the correct side of the parking lot. The truck and trailer were on the wrong side for a reason. The cammer blindly followed the truck on the wrong side of the parking lot and was tailgating when there was more than enough room on the correct side. There were also open parking spots the cammer could've used to go around the truck and trailer.
Clip 5 is why I have no problem with my company installing a camera in my truck.
#11. You merge with the gas pedal, not the brake pedal!!!
That and good drivers watch the ramps and anticipate what is going to happen.
Terrified truck drivers that refuse to move from the truck passing lane when another truck wants to pass should be fired.
Love how people lay down the horn for an hour. Whats that going to do?
#17 and obviously half blind if they didn't notice the truck missing in their mirrors!
How can you not know your car has fallen of your trailer in the middle of the road ?????
0:25 What`s the problem for the Honda giving some space for the SUV???!!! He signaled that he needed to cross...
1:47 - That Jeep did not hit you. It was nowhere near your car when that "bang" happened. It sound like something flew and hit your car
I think they said the jeep was just pulling out of side turn onto the main road, presumably just before the video starts.
@Falcon2 Okay see it now, the timing of the hit was exactly at the moment when the jeep was swinging out, I have no doubt that it actually hit them.
Babicka Fantastica - clearly wrong. You need to listen to the video again, there is definitely a loud knock as the jeep swings way out of the parking lot. There is a second lower sound as they cross the train track.
@Falcon2 Why is it so hard to understand? The dashcam only looks forward, as the jeep goes out of view it is maybe 20-30cm within its lane (not "a few feet") and is still clearly moving toward the cammer's car. The timing is so perfect that there really is no other sensible explanation. Occam's razor applies.
@Falcon2 Sound seems to be synced pretty well when crossing the train tracks, so unless it somehow was wildly out of sync only a few seconds earlier, the timing doesn't make sense for the jeep to have made contact given the speed, position in the lane, and the rate at which they were straightening out.
Maybe the camer had some _really_ wide fender flairs!
lets just sit here and honk my horn while a truck and trailer back up when ihsouldnt have been so close to begin with.. lol
When you watch the videos, the accidents or near accidents are caused by; total lack of situational awareness, distracted driving, and speed, does not matter where I'm going, I would rather be 10 minutes late, than 10 minutes early in the next. Ridesafe, Ridefar,,Openroads
0:03 Poorly designed rotary. The two vehicles passing in front of the cammer are traveling straight staying on 16-East. Its the cammer who is entering from a side road. Per signage, the cammer has the right of way, but it seems counterintuitive.
It's not a very round rotary.
2:01 of course you could have moved lanes to follow him !
Not sure where the poors get the audacity to think they actually deserve to drive when they can't afford it
I like the new outro music!
You're wrong.
7:58 #22 Unfortunately, that's the only way for a cyclist wanting to make a left turn to get to the left turn lane on a large multi-lane street like this. The alternative is for him to get into the left lane ahead of time (slowing down all the traffic behind him while he approaches the turn lane), then get into the turn lane. (I suppose an unconventional way to do it would be to take the crosswalk as if he were a pedestrian, then get back on his bike once he reaches the left turn lane.)
Why not use arm signals
@@bunchagrapes The cyclist did use arm signals.
@lsj8 o okay
Correct. Bicycles are supposed to use traffic lanes like cars. Unfortunately, it's very unsafe.
Yes that’s why we need more bike lanes and infrastructure to make it safer for bicyclists and pedestrians. Protected bike lanes are the best!
Do people realize that it's not a "rearview" mirror that folds in it's a SIDE mirror... everytime I see this and wonder.... how do you fold a rearview mirror?
Clip 5: good for you!