@@zUJ7EjVD The white Mercedes ran a red light in front of the dashcam car then turned into the same street. Cop must have been behind the dashcam car and seen the original red light run.
@@AristotelisMitsiou For most countries I’ve driven in, if any part of your vehicle is in the intersection when your light is red you can be dinged. It’s just that 99% of the time it’s never enforced.
0:51 My old man taught me this one: if someone's going through a red light, honk your horn like crazy, so you can a) warn others; b) alert any cops around, and; c) just to irritate the person for the sake of it. Obeying traffic light signals is one of the easiest and yet most important things about safe driving that one wonders how people f*** it up.
Well. Not enough information is being provided. For example, if you look closely the police car has lights on before the driver gets the shits with the white merc. So it is possible that they were trying to make space for the police to get through. Having said that, merc drivers are usually idiots anyways
i do it only for c) XD haha the others are just bonus. but yes, it is irritating how people run every red light i come across. like would guess more than half my red lights, esp. during rush hour someone runs it. not close either. like there's something shameful about being the last guy stuck at a light, way too often i see everybody run it until there's nobody left.
that last one, definitely should give them a lifetime ban on driving like are you serious?!?! hell even a legitimate blind person would've noticed that coppa there
@@BadDriversOz You must never have driven in other countries then, because here they definitely think that, though other countries it is also the same. Just thankful I do not drive in China, there they are even worse than the Russian drivers.
@@jamesr5741 Not a problem, body cam footage gets the better crime of fleeing the scene of the crime, so they go to his registered address and book him there, for both the traffic stop, and for failure to obey a lawful instruction from a law official. Treble points damage, and even more embarrassing.
For people confused about 10:50 - The left lane had a green light while the right lane didn't. Its a weird intersection but there are intersections that do that. He had three green lights to veer left at a 45 degree angle, but if he wanted to veer right/go straight, he would have had the two red lights. If you ever visit Melbourne there's quite a few of these down here. Its weird but he did not run any reds. The ute however moved from the right lane and through a red technically, to veer left
@@basby76 There’s on the way to Ascot Vale if you head up Macaulay Road. I remember the first time I encountered it when driving, I seriously thought I had run a red light but I hadn’t 😂 I’ve seen a couple more but more in the outer suburbs, not really city
I knew two kids who were killed by a drink driver. I wish there were more cops on the road to catch these fuckwits - especially those whose overtake illegally over a white line and into oncoming traffic 💔
@@fireWireX4 In heavy traffic he tried to cut a parallel police cruiser off, the police cruiser didn't notice (I think) and didn't give way until this driver cut half in the police cruiser's lane. Both car pumped the brake hard. After a short while when two lanes' traffic both started, the dumb driver was bold enough to cut off the police car even harder for the second time, which he succeeded. I call him dumb enough because you don't cut in other people's lane at a red light, and you don't cut off the same person twice, and you don't cut off police. All these combined make it a provocation.
I was thinking the same thing. No lights, no siren, driving on the wrong side of the road, just to catch someone who spun their tyres on take off? Normally I give them the benefit of the doubt, but that cop was just outright dangerous.
I had to go back and check that, I thought the one that got pulled over was the one that shot through the intersection on the wrong side of the road, didn't realise it was a bloody cop, he should be the one that gets done
Couldn't disagree with you more, he drove on right side of road until the other side of crossing then only one other car in play, I've seen ambulances do more with no lights. Was no risk to anyone. #disagree
@@flykintoun it was safe as houses... one car going straight was only car in his way on a green light from a clear lane before... look again! #hilarious
Got respect for the cops (no one likes get pulled over) but the 4wd cop vehicle @ 10:30 overtaking thru lights in the oncoming turning lane was a bit reckless? Or is just me?
I don't know if it's the same over in Oz as it is here across the ditch in NZ (this video seems to suggest it is) but ute drivers are a special breed. If anyone is speeding, tailgating, overtaking dangerously or not using their indicators, most of the time it's a ute driver and many of them are arrogant twats.
10:23 what the cop car did was way more dangerous than what the Chrysler did, going through the intersection over the hill in an oncoming traffic lane with no sirens or flashing lights is just absolutely dumb, he could have easily killed someone.
that is straight illegal. police can not "break the law" (when it comes to speeding and crossing lines on roads, etc) unless they have lights flashing.
@@banana-ui2qd absolutely, my opinion that officer should be suspended and inquiry made into the incident! Otherwise it is double standards all over again, we get fined for every little thing and they feel like they can do absolutely anything.
@@dixonkunts232 absolute nonsense mate, how are the other road users supposed to know that the coper is flying hundred miles an hour on the wrong side of the road then?!
I love these! Schadenfreude all round! If they only send in clips of themselves after they've been caught, imagine how many they have of themselves doing stupid shit every other day!
@@KevinD_33x150 … My wife is a cop & she often tells me that the BS excuses she hears from idiotic drivers never cease to amaze her. She says she’d be a millionaire “many times over” if she had a dollar for every BS excuse she’s heard from drivers who try to get out of it, even though their stupidity has been displayed for one & all on their own dash cams or those who have been involved in an accident or nearby witnesses.
@@australiancountrysidedashc3051 It was marginal. The bus entered a blocked intersection - that itself is an offence. But the cop chose to go after the most obvious offender. There was a "Caught by Police" video on another YT channel (I think) from a few months ago where the cops pulled over a Sydney bus for busting a red light - so it happens.
@@AnotherDoug @Australian Countryside Dashcam of a Mitsubishi 380 Last clip in the previous Instant Karma video (number 13) - around 12 and a half minutes in :)
@@AnotherDoug shame 1 cop car couldnt book them all. im a bus user, but the number of times my bus is held up due to self entitled aholes that block intersections is astounding. there were a good 5 vehicles in that clip that did the wrong thing.
You might be right, but you are not required to put yourself at risk by going through a red light to make way for a cop car that doesn't have its siren on, and could easily mount the median strip if it needed to go through the intersection in a hurry.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns depending on the state you are supposed to roll passed a red light to make way for emergency vehicles with flashing lights or sirens if you can safely. He cleared space for the cop car but just rolled a little far and panic'd when old mate got on the horn. Shit law to be honest damned if you do damned if you don't.
@@Brendandm1 As far as I can tell, this is only allowed in Qld and SA. The driver's handbooks in those states say that you are allowed to disobey other road rules in order to move out of the way of emergency vehicles under lights/siren, but only if it is safe to do so. None of the other states or territories say this. (NT goes further and says you must not block an intersection just to give way to emergency vehicles)
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns accordingto ambulance service they never want you to break the rules. Unless the cops gave me a clear signal I wouldn't go through a red light.
7:25 tbh silver car didn't really do anything wrong.. it's almost entrapment with the late change by the unmarked car and a brake check too. Silver car decided to move away from what appears to be an erratic and potentially road raged driver..
10:17 I'd argue what the police did there was far more dangerous than the pansy little burnout they were chasing matey for. The driver coming the other way could have changed lanes into their path. They overtook (on a solid line) a car which was indicating to change lanes into their path and they were clearly doing well over the posted speed limit. They should be making the roads safer, not driving dangerously and justifying it because some dick lit their tyres up for a few seconds.
Exactly what I was thinking. Cop car blew through that intersection on the wrong side of the road with no lights on all for a little tyre squeal, crazy.
@@Illusionyary Yeah, I suppose it's what happens when people are trained to believe that the ends justify the means. Rubber bullets and tear gas to save you from getting poorly anyone?
I agree the cops did the wrong thing for not having lights and or siren, but that is forgiven by most people who want to see these hoons lose their car. Honestly, "CRASH 3" for a number plate? That just advertises his low intelligence to everyone and then he draws attention to that low intelligence by doing a burnout.
@@AnotherDoug Plot twist: CRASH3 is a Victorian Police highway patrol blitz squad (Think QLD's Police FATAL4 custom plate), has borrowed a 300C from NSW Highway Patrol, was just testing out if it had a line lock feature.. how funny would that be.
Additional fun fact: police are exempt from the road rules even if they are driving without lights or sirens (provided "in the circumstances, it is reasonable" that they do not use their lights or siren).
8:10 My takeaway from this particular clip is that wherever this was filmed, you have to be breaking the laws pretty bloody badly to warrant police attention.
@@TheDocSRKA it turned red while he was still in the intersection. Either way it's the same fine. If there was a red light camera it would have flashed
@@ryballs4569 Red light cameras only work if you cross the stop line after the light has turned red. If you are already across the stop line when the light turns red, you will not be caught by the camera. In this instance (8:10), the police could have stopped the DC driver (on the grounds that the cop believed the DC driver should have stopped on the yellow light) but the cop made the right call and went after the worst of the offenders. Let's hope the hoon lost his car to the wreckers.
There's nothing as good as a Karma Kompilation. And the highlight is always the maniacal laughter of the DC drivers witnessing what's happening around them. Oh joy!
@@TheWinningSperm888 The law says that a yellow light must be treated like a red light - unless it is unsafe to stop. If a light has been green for a while, then careful drivers will be prepared for it to change at any moment - this driver did not and paid the consequence.
@@Azasam16 another rule is don't drive in front of 3 lanes of green traffic while on a bike. oh wait, that's just a rule of life. which this clown clearly doesn't want
@@TheWinningSperm888 Yellow, not orange, and that is still a direction to stop unless unsafe. This driver had ample time to stop. See the _Road Traffic Code 2000, r41._
Holy shit, this here is a target-rich environment. They could have twice as many cars and still wouldn't catch all the lunatics in this vid. Thanks, DCOA, I really needed a pick-me-up today.
7:25 - I'm not sure what the person did wrong, unless there's a rule for that road I'm not aware of. Looks more like the cop had a bruised ego about him trying to pass.
The driver was getting impatient and trying to weave, tailgating and driving recklessly - I see it all the time here. Overtaking on the left is a no-no, hence why there's also anger when cars drive slowly in the right/overtaking lane.
@@WilliamOwyong But that's what doesn't make sense. Yeah, he was generally being an ass, but he got into the right lane to pass, isn't that legal? It's confusing. In the US, passing on the right (your left) is taboo for sure, but not inherently illegal.
@@matrixphijr I get that, but the driver was still driving dangerously, and passing on the right after trying to pass on the left and tailgating is still a no-no. If the officer was kind they'd probably just pull them over, get them to calm down a bit, and issue a warning. Traffic jams suck for everyone.
@@pastorofmuppets8834 Yeh, i can't relate to being that happy over some stranger getting a ticket, and it's weird seeing how many people in the comments are in love with it.
00:55 When you play it back you can see the white sedan had the police car approaching from behind with sirens and flashing lights going already, they were trying to make way for the police by going into the intersection.
Lights were flashing but siren didn't start until 1:07. In Australia (except for Qld and South Australia), you are not supposed to break any road rules when giving way to emergency vehicles under lights or siren. Even in Qld and South Australia, what the Mercedes driver did was wrong as those states say you can break road rules to give way "but only if it is safe". The Mercedes did not do anything safely in this clip.
@@AnotherDoug I'd say cop had sirens on ( barely audible but faintly I think I hear it before the recording car gets to the lights) then cut the sirens but kept the lights when they realised there wasn't enough room, then the hatch rolled back a bit to make space, but the Mercedes driver had his attention on the dummy spit from the recording driver, so likely didn't notice. I'd say where the Mercedes originally nudged forward to was safe, but the tantrum had by the recording car driver seemed to encourage them to commit to fully clearing the intersection.
00:54 - notice the suv emergency vehicle with lights flashing directly behind the light runner, cammer was actually the one at fault for not yielding - the light runner was just trying to get out of the way. Tough place to be in, sitting at a light once and a fire truck did the same thing but had it's siren blaring, poor kid went into the intersection and got t-boned by a truck who didn't know the fire truck was trying to clear the intersection - luckily nobody seriously hurt but totaled both vehicles
In Australia (except for Queensland and South Australia), you are not supposed to break any road rules when giving way to emergency vehicles under lights/siren. Even in Queensland and South Australia, what the Mercedes driver did was wrong as those states say you can break road rules to give way "but only if it is safe". The Mercedes did not do anything safely in this clip.
@@AnotherDoug You're right -the Mercedes was in the wrong for pulling out but once stopped the cammer should have let the emergency vehicle proceed, the vehicle next to him did.
Actually no he didnt. The left lane had a green light while the right lane didn't. Its a weird intersection but there are intersections that do that. He had three green lights to veer left, but if he wanted to veer right, he would have had the two red lights. If you ever visit Melbourne there's quite a few of these down here
@@sofiakate5979 Well spotted,!This intersection is in Hurstville NSW and up here they are not so common. Everytime I am at this intersection i see someone screw it up.
@@sofiakate5979 ah you are right! damn i had to watch that several times to make sense of it... can't imagine trying to drive through there for the first time
@@paulhyungjunpark4546 It is the most confusing thing ever! I remember driving through one just going ‘oh god I’ve run a red, if there’s a cop I’m done’ but I had a chat to some people and they said what I told you so I totally get why it would be confusing!! You definitely don’t hear about these intersections much!
0:52 The Merc wasn't trying to run the red, and I doubt the cop pulled him up. The cop had his lights and sirens on coming into the intersection as if they were already on there way somewhere and needed to get through, the Merc was simply trying to make space. DC didn't have any intention in stopping for the approaching Police car either..
The cop did have lights on, but I could not hear any siren. It is a good question though as I'm trying to figure this one out for sure too. But if you are in the right hand turn lane at a red light and there's a cop car with lights on behind you, it would not make sense for you to move into the intersection where there's right-left traffic going. The cop could easily mount the median strip and drive in the oncoming lane if it had to get through the intersection. Again, I'm trying to figure this one out, so let me know if you think I'm wrong.
@@Rbraden I can hear a siren when the cop pulls into the intersection, but I could not hear a siren beforehand, when the Merc pulled into the intersection.
I agree - only Qld and SA officially allow you to break the law while giving way to emergency vehicles under lights and/or siren. But I expect most cops would not book you unless you actually caused an accident.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns The driver's handbooks in Qld and SA say that you are allowed to disobey other road rules in order to move out of the way of emergency vehicles under lights/siren, but only if it is safe to do so. None of the other states or territories say this. (NT goes further and says you must not block an intersection just to give way to emergency vehicles). I would argue that it was not safe for the Merc to move into the intersection in the way they did even if this was Qld or SA. But, I also expect, that the cops in this instance did not stop to book the Merc driver.
Am I the only one who thinks that the cop car at 7:25 was driving significantly more illegally and dangerously than the car that it caught? Can someone please enlighten me if they think I'm missing something here?
Actually, I think the cop was trying to do the idiot a favour. I think the cop cut him off to try to slow the poor idiot down so he wouldn't have to ticket him. Then again, the cop just could have just been an arsehole who didn't look & cut the guy off & pulled him over because fuck you for showing me up. But I think it's the first one.
@@LHyoutube The cop car moved from the middle lane into the left lane at 7:28 when the silver sedan was already in the left lane and closely behind it. I would not hesitate in calling that illegal and dangerous driving from the cop car. Granted, while I saw the silver sedan indicate when switching from the right lane to the middle lane, I didn't see its indicator when moving from the middle lane to the left lane (though the indicator light on that car is hard to see in this video), and I'm wondering whether the cop busted the silver sedan for in effect tailgating the cop car (after the cop car moved in front of it) or the other grey car in the middle lane at 7:41. Yes, I'm aware that cops have an allowance to break the law when justified, but the cop car seemed to initiate the situation. @PiggyPigFace might be correct in that the cop wanted to bust them for something else.
I'm not entirely sure about that. I see the cop car had its lights on before that vehicle moved into the intersection, but I wonder if it had been chasing it from earlier on? If a cop car is in the right hand lane and there's no oncoming traffic, they'd simply move into the oncoming lane to overtake stopped traffic. Look, you might be right, but it would seem a bizarre and dangerous way to make way for a cop car.
Can someone explain how come there's quite a lot of BMW police cruisers in Australia especially in the past 2 years? And they're even BMW 5 series. Thought they're too expensive to be used as police cruisers?
Covid fines payed for those fancy BMW they should be driving Volkswagen or Skoda station wagons they don't deserve our tax $$ put towards top of the range BMW give the pigs poverty spec 🤣
I read that the NSW police requested quotes from Mercedes & BMW (& maybe others) for non luxury versions of their cars built to police specs. Mercedes weren't interested but BMW were fine with doing that which is why they have the BMWs. The Chrysler SRTs I think are a similar deal plus they are somewhat quick for highway patrol use. The Mustang was ruled out because their safety rating is only 2 or 3 & government cars are required to be 5 star safety rating.
It's a good question, but I don't think it's safe for a car to pull into a red light intersection to give way for a cop that doesn't have a siren on, and a cop that could easily mount the median strip if they really needed to get through the intersection.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns You are right, it was not a good idea for the merc to do what he did. But the road rules only require emergency vehicles to use their lights or siren - it does not require both
Australian Road Rules are vague on how long you have to indicate once a vehicle is moving; "signal for long enough to give sufficient warning to other drivers and pedestrians". But I agree a reasonable interpretation of that situation would be that the police vehicle did not give sufficient warning. What we don't know is why the police pulled them over. I think it may be more likely to be due to speed. There was a lot of road works passed so likely the speed limit was reduced and that is what they were pulled over for.
1:49 this is the intersection between Hamilton Rd and Gympie Rd and buses go through the red there almost every other time I've taken a bus through there because those right turn lights last for only ~10sec and here in QLD nobody knows how to drive around a corner.
Love the fact that "Instant Karma" is the same in multiple languages :D. Not sure what the silver car did that was illegal (assuming generally being a knob isn't illegal) at 7:26 but the cop definitely cut him off without lights of sirens going at 7:31.
The silver car at 7:26 cut across multiple lanes at once which is illegal ( atleast in VIC anyway). Correct way would to indicate and change lanes once, then wait momentarily and repeat. Cop probably cut him off to give them a chance to not be a knob
@@HUMANSALAd666 so what the cop did at 7:50 would be illegal then? I can understand if it was for speeding but the cop was the more dangerous driver in that video
@@HUMANSALAd666 is this always illegal? what if there's no other cars (because they're behind a traffic light) can you then cross a few lanes? i didn't know this.. couldn't work out why the cops went after him.. so it's because he went from the leftest lane to the rightest lane? 🤔
@@chrisco7 not 100% sure but since they pulled them over right after i feel like it would be treated the same as if they were to speed up without lights/siren if the police were in pursuit/pulling someone over
0:51 The white car was entering the intersection as Police were approaching with lights on (look at grill as they approach). Cam car was obviously not paying attention to the emergency services vehicle.
The police vehicle only had flashing lights with no siren (until 1:07) - so not surprising the DC vehicle didn't see it. Strictly speaking, the white car broke the law as they went through a red light and blocked the intersection. (In Victoria, you must not break any road rules when giving way to emergency vehicles.) But I doubt the police even stopped once the white car got out of its way.
i sorta wish it would say which state this was in, no point in trying to hide it, license plates differ in colours and amount of digits per state anyway
After years of watching these thinking that Aussies can just drive wherever they want, on the sidewalks, on the other side of the road, go through red lights, it's interesting to see that there is some traffic enforcement after all!
@@kylechen6714 Since when is it OK to do what the bus did? That light would've been red before the bus crossed into the intersection. That's not a small intersection. It's a fair while between being red for the bus & green for the traffic from DC direction.
You can't cut through a middle lane like that. Indicate, change lanes. Indicate again, change lanes again. This guy went from rightmost to leftmost lane in one go. That's illegal.
"Schadenfreude" is 'shameful joy'. I doubt of many of us watching these felt much in the way of shame, and I'm 100% confident the DCO in the clip starting at 07:00 felt no shame at all. :)
@@bartylobethal8089 how about all the people who were pulled over? I wonder if any of them felt shame, at the time? Or possibly they had some shame, as they watch themselves get pulled over on the world of the interweb. And since the video had people speaking other languages, and saying instant karma, it shows they understand these people needed to be shamed. All for a little bit of joy from beating traffic.
@@bartylobethal8089 That may be the literal translation from German but the Oxford Languages dictionary says it is "pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune" - no mention of shame.
5:15 Couldn't understand much of what they were saying, but the words "Instant Karma" came through loud and clear 😁
welcome to australia......:-)
They said the cops just coming from the back, record it ASAP lol
@@zUJ7EjVD The white Mercedes ran a red light in front of the dashcam car then turned into the same street. Cop must have been behind the dashcam car and seen the original red light run.
@@zUJ7EjVD red light, you can see the cyclist was about to pass.
It's a universal language 🤣
those asian guys yelling 'instant karma!' gave me a good laugh.
8:55 Shoutout to the guy uploading his own video when he got pulled over.
Although technically he didn't pass a red light. That said he should've at least tried to slow down at the yellow light
@@AristotelisMitsiou very late amber
@@RAFFIZUMZ Indeed, hence he should've slowed down
@@AristotelisMitsiou For most countries I’ve driven in, if any part of your vehicle is in the intersection when your light is red you can be dinged. It’s just that 99% of the time it’s never enforced.
He didn't even run a red that's why he was pulled over by a revenue raiser
0:51 My old man taught me this one: if someone's going through a red light, honk your horn like crazy, so you can a) warn others; b) alert any cops around, and; c) just to irritate the person for the sake of it. Obeying traffic light signals is one of the easiest and yet most important things about safe driving that one wonders how people f*** it up.
Well. Not enough information is being provided. For example, if you look closely the police car has lights on before the driver gets the shits with the white merc. So it is possible that they were trying to make space for the police to get through.
Having said that, merc drivers are usually idiots anyways
It's like Eddie Murphy said in Beverly Hills Cop II - "Are you driving with your eyes open or are you like, using the force?"
If you are ever asked why you were using your horn only say to warn other drivers.
@@1970guppy This is true.
i do it only for c) XD haha the others are just bonus. but yes, it is irritating how people run every red light i come across. like would guess more than half my red lights, esp. during rush hour someone runs it. not close either. like there's something shameful about being the last guy stuck at a light, way too often i see everybody run it until there's nobody left.
that last one, definitely should give them a lifetime ban on driving like are you serious?!?! hell even a legitimate blind person would've noticed that coppa there
Flourescent orange cop car is still invisible if you are driving with your head up your arse, and thinking all the other vehicles are NPC characters.
@@BadDriversOz You must never have driven in other countries then, because here they definitely think that, though other countries it is also the same. Just thankful I do not drive in China, there they are even worse than the Russian drivers.
@@BadDriversOz I think the road-ragers in the back need to here that.
@@SeanBZA I don't know where that is but in South Australia most people drive like a GTA V npc.
@@DV-zv4ox South Africa, where they make Aus drivers look well behaved.
Hahaha, that bicycle cop was pedalling for all he was worth! Gotta catch 'em all!
He's gotta learn to use those gears for top speed.
@@jamesr5741 Not a problem, body cam footage gets the better crime of fleeing the scene of the crime, so they go to his registered address and book him there, for both the traffic stop, and for failure to obey a lawful instruction from a law official. Treble points damage, and even more embarrassing.
@@SeanBZA I was talking about the bicycle.
@@jamesr5741 Exactly, flee the bike rider and you have the exact same offence as fleeing from a regular cruiser.
Little traffic violating Pokemons 😆
For people confused about 10:50 - The left lane had a green light while the right lane didn't. Its a weird intersection but there are intersections that do that. He had three green lights to veer left at a 45 degree angle, but if he wanted to veer right/go straight, he would have had the two red lights. If you ever visit Melbourne there's quite a few of these down here. Its weird but he did not run any reds. The ute however moved from the right lane and through a red technically, to veer left
Where in Melbourne? Ive lived there for 30 years but never seen one, just curious.
That looks like Hurstville Sydney
That's a nsw police car
Much appreciated!
@@basby76 There’s on the way to Ascot Vale if you head up Macaulay Road. I remember the first time I encountered it when driving, I seriously thought I had run a red light but I hadn’t 😂 I’ve seen a couple more but more in the outer suburbs, not really city
I love how excited we get when someone gets pulled over by the cops, it's truly great
For me when I see someone get pulled over I am thinking ( while laughing). Glad it’s not me.
I knew two kids who were killed by a drink driver. I wish there were more cops on the road to catch these fuckwits - especially those whose overtake illegally over a white line and into oncoming traffic 💔
@@1970guppy I laughed one time out the window at someone pulled over and than cops let him go and chased me instead 🤣
tall poppy syndrome at its finest. classic toxic Aussie trait.
yeah love how those who have never made a bad choice make fun of those who have
5:00 Love that DCA is multicultural and that the satisfaction of instant karma is a universal joy.
12:32 Imagine someone's dumb enough to provoke a marked police cruiser, even twice.
The cops may have let him go if he didn't do it again.
@@IIGrayfoxII yeah everyone makes mistakes but trying to bully your way through traffic is another matter
Sorry need clarification....what exactly did he do?
@@fireWireX4 Cut off a police car.
@@fireWireX4 In heavy traffic he tried to cut a parallel police cruiser off, the police cruiser didn't notice (I think) and didn't give way until this driver cut half in the police cruiser's lane. Both car pumped the brake hard. After a short while when two lanes' traffic both started, the dumb driver was bold enough to cut off the police car even harder for the second time, which he succeeded. I call him dumb enough because you don't cut in other people's lane at a red light, and you don't cut off the same person twice, and you don't cut off police. All these combined make it a provocation.
The cop at 10:20 was arguably more dangerous in his manner of driving without lights activated than the bloke who chirped off the lights.
I was thinking the same thing. No lights, no siren, driving on the wrong side of the road, just to catch someone who spun their tyres on take off? Normally I give them the benefit of the doubt, but that cop was just outright dangerous.
I had to go back and check that, I thought the one that got pulled over was the one that shot through the intersection on the wrong side of the road, didn't realise it was a bloody cop, he should be the one that gets done
Don't worry, if they cause a collision they'll investigate themselves and determine they did nothing wrong.
Couldn't disagree with you more, he drove on right side of road until the other side of crossing then only one other car in play, I've seen ambulances do more with no lights. Was no risk to anyone. #disagree
@@flykintoun it was safe as houses... one car going straight was only car in his way on a green light from a clear lane before... look again! #hilarious
Got respect for the cops (no one likes get pulled over) but the 4wd cop vehicle @ 10:30 overtaking thru lights in the oncoming turning lane was a bit reckless? Or is just me?
Loved how the cop did a thumbs up to the DC @ 6:54
Loved how he turned around with the scream and music. Lights little of rhythm but its acceptable.
@7:09 You think the DC driver really enjoyed that? Yeah I did too! :)
That light looked yellow when he went over?
@@bigbananananana1581 still counts if it turns red while within intersection
@@ryballs4569 I don't think it does.
@@nevyn_karres The law states that you must STOP at YELLOW if it's safe to do so, not just red.
@@bigbananananana1581 No traffic lights in 7:09 - just a wet rural road
3:02 That’s a special kind of stupid brake-checking with a trailer on. I know it was slow (ish) and seems unladen but still supremely stupid.
average canberran
I don't know if it's the same over in Oz as it is here across the ditch in NZ (this video seems to suggest it is) but ute drivers are a special breed. If anyone is speeding, tailgating, overtaking dangerously or not using their indicators, most of the time it's a ute driver and many of them are arrogant twats.
You don't have to be shy - we can all admit it... we all LOOOOVE these instant karma collections. Absolutely JOYOUS :D
Even more when it's the dash-cammer being pulled over!
Not much beats a few good Schadenfreude moments!
The orange McLaren towards the end tho 😍
well spotted !!! 12:17
12C
So nice!
The red Alfa spider at 2:06 was pretty nice too 😍
A90 supra at 11:29
Loved the guys in the foreign language laughing and saying "Instant Karma!"
Instant Karma is a universal language lol
I think it was Mandarin Chinese.
That's the new Australian language
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 No idiot.
10:23 what the cop car did was way more dangerous than what the Chrysler did, going through the intersection over the hill in an oncoming traffic lane with no sirens or flashing lights is just absolutely dumb, he could have easily killed someone.
Indeed. I was going to comment the same thing.
that is straight illegal. police can not "break the law" (when it comes to speeding and crossing lines on roads, etc) unless they have lights flashing.
@@banana-ui2qd absolutely, my opinion that officer should be suspended and inquiry made into the incident! Otherwise it is double standards all over again, we get fined for every little thing and they feel like they can do absolutely anything.
Heads up, police are exempt from the road rules regardless of whether their lights and sirens are on.
@@dixonkunts232 absolute nonsense mate, how are the other road users supposed to know that the coper is flying hundred miles an hour on the wrong side of the road then?!
Watching people get caught because of their own stupidity on the roads like this is always hilarious…. Instant karma at its’ best 👍😁
I love these! Schadenfreude all round! If they only send in clips of themselves after they've been caught, imagine how many they have of themselves doing stupid shit every other day!
@@KevinD_33x150 … My wife is a cop & she often tells me that the BS excuses she hears from idiotic drivers never cease to amaze her. She says she’d be a millionaire “many times over” if she had a dollar for every BS excuse she’s heard from drivers who try to get out of it, even though their stupidity has been displayed for one & all on their own dash cams or those who have been involved in an accident or nearby witnesses.
God love bus drivers - they have a hard job - but at 2:10 I was kinda hoping to see a cop pull a bus over.
Not going to pull over your local metro bus driver, he works for the same boss you do, plus was already across the line.
@@SeanBZA Yeah, the bus driver made it just before the red. Just a little fantasy humour :)
@@australiancountrysidedashc3051 It was marginal. The bus entered a blocked intersection - that itself is an offence. But the cop chose to go after the most obvious offender. There was a "Caught by Police" video on another YT channel (I think) from a few months ago where the cops pulled over a Sydney bus for busting a red light - so it happens.
@@AnotherDoug @Australian Countryside Dashcam of a Mitsubishi 380 Last clip in the previous Instant Karma video (number 13) - around 12 and a half minutes in :)
@@AnotherDoug shame 1 cop car couldnt book them all. im a bus user, but the number of times my bus is held up due to self entitled aholes that block intersections is astounding. there were a good 5 vehicles in that clip that did the wrong thing.
super satisfying. I feel some of life's stress lifted a tad after this clip.
7:05 the celebration of the year award 2022 we can award it now
These instant karmas are sooo satisfying to watch
0:55 to be fair, the cop car already had its light on before it approached the Mercedes - so the Mercedes may just tried to get out of the way
You might be right, but you are not required to put yourself at risk by going through a red light to make way for a cop car that doesn't have its siren on, and could easily mount the median strip if it needed to go through the intersection in a hurry.
fair point
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns depending on the state you are supposed to roll passed a red light to make way for emergency vehicles with flashing lights or sirens if you can safely. He cleared space for the cop car but just rolled a little far and panic'd when old mate got on the horn. Shit law to be honest damned if you do damned if you don't.
@@Brendandm1 As far as I can tell, this is only allowed in Qld and SA. The driver's handbooks in those states say that you are allowed to disobey other road rules in order to move out of the way of emergency vehicles under lights/siren, but only if it is safe to do so. None of the other states or territories say this. (NT goes further and says you must not block an intersection just to give way to emergency vehicles)
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns accordingto ambulance service they never want you to break the rules. Unless the cops gave me a clear signal I wouldn't go through a red light.
This is truly heartwarming. Thank you.
7:25 tbh silver car didn't really do anything wrong.. it's almost entrapment with the late change by the unmarked car and a brake check too. Silver car decided to move away from what appears to be an erratic and potentially road raged driver..
That was totally entrapment. Silver car shouldn't have crossed 2 lanes like that but he was totally baited.
The people finding it halarious deserve to get T boned by a drunk driver. Maybe then they'll re think what a bad driver is
I guess silver peugeot was tailgating
Thank you all for spending the money for a dash camera. Feels so good to see someone get caught!! Thanks.
I love the multi-language submissions this week. Keep them coming! :)
10:17 I'd argue what the police did there was far more dangerous than the pansy little burnout they were chasing matey for.
The driver coming the other way could have changed lanes into their path. They overtook (on a solid line) a car which was indicating to change lanes into their path and they were clearly doing well over the posted speed limit. They should be making the roads safer, not driving dangerously and justifying it because some dick lit their tyres up for a few seconds.
Exactly what I was thinking. Cop car blew through that intersection on the wrong side of the road with no lights on all for a little tyre squeal, crazy.
@@Illusionyary Yeah, I suppose it's what happens when people are trained to believe that the ends justify the means.
Rubber bullets and tear gas to save you from getting poorly anyone?
I agree the cops did the wrong thing for not having lights and or siren, but that is forgiven by most people who want to see these hoons lose their car. Honestly, "CRASH 3" for a number plate? That just advertises his low intelligence to everyone and then he draws attention to that low intelligence by doing a burnout.
@@AnotherDoug Plot twist: CRASH3 is a Victorian Police highway patrol blitz squad (Think QLD's Police FATAL4 custom plate), has borrowed a 300C from NSW Highway Patrol, was just testing out if it had a line lock feature.. how funny would that be.
Additional fun fact: police are exempt from the road rules even if they are driving without lights or sirens (provided "in the circumstances, it is reasonable" that they do not use their lights or siren).
8:10 My takeaway from this particular clip is that wherever this was filmed, you have to be breaking the laws pretty bloody badly to warrant police attention.
Yeah the DCer also broke the law by running red light 😂
@@ryballs4569 I guess running the light was the lesser of the two evils that time
@@ryballs4569 was amber when he passed the line
@@TheDocSRKA it turned red while he was still in the intersection. Either way it's the same fine. If there was a red light camera it would have flashed
@@ryballs4569 Red light cameras only work if you cross the stop line after the light has turned red. If you are already across the stop line when the light turns red, you will not be caught by the camera. In this instance (8:10), the police could have stopped the DC driver (on the grounds that the cop believed the DC driver should have stopped on the yellow light) but the cop made the right call and went after the worst of the offenders. Let's hope the hoon lost his car to the wreckers.
There's nothing as good as a Karma Kompilation. And the highlight is always the maniacal laughter of the DC drivers witnessing what's happening around them. Oh joy!
8:53 Ooh, self burn! Those are rare
A bit bullshit if you ask me though, like it wasn't a red light. It was still orange.
@@TheWinningSperm888 nah rule is if you can stop safely you HAVE to, similar thing happened on highway patrol
@@TheWinningSperm888 The law says that a yellow light must be treated like a red light - unless it is unsafe to stop. If a light has been green for a while, then careful drivers will be prepared for it to change at any moment - this driver did not and paid the consequence.
@@Azasam16 another rule is don't drive in front of 3 lanes of green traffic while on a bike. oh wait, that's just a rule of life. which this clown clearly doesn't want
@@TheWinningSperm888 Yellow, not orange, and that is still a direction to stop unless unsafe. This driver had ample time to stop. See the _Road Traffic Code 2000, r41._
Holy shit, this here is a target-rich environment. They could have twice as many cars and still wouldn't catch all the lunatics in this vid.
Thanks, DCOA, I really needed a pick-me-up today.
a pick me up?
Favourite time when Dashcams Australia uploads these compilations.
We need a pickup truck version cause they're on another level !! Just running around asking for it
7:25 - I'm not sure what the person did wrong, unless there's a rule for that road I'm not aware of. Looks more like the cop had a bruised ego about him trying to pass.
The driver was getting impatient and trying to weave, tailgating and driving recklessly - I see it all the time here. Overtaking on the left is a no-no, hence why there's also anger when cars drive slowly in the right/overtaking lane.
Tailgating and speeding are generally frowned upon on most roads
@@WilliamOwyong But that's what doesn't make sense. Yeah, he was generally being an ass, but he got into the right lane to pass, isn't that legal? It's confusing.
In the US, passing on the right (your left) is taboo for sure, but not inherently illegal.
@@matrixphijr I get that, but the driver was still driving dangerously, and passing on the right after trying to pass on the left and tailgating is still a no-no. If the officer was kind they'd probably just pull them over, get them to calm down a bit, and issue a warning. Traffic jams suck for everyone.
@@WilliamOwyong It is legal, in Australia, to overtake on the left on multi-lane roads (or to pass stationary vehicles waiting to turn right.)
@7:01
ahhhh I love the Aussie vocabulary, absolutely brilliant
The humiliation of being pulled over by a pushie cop 😂😂
The comments and reactions are hilarious.....worth the watch and listen.
@ 7:10 - She reacted to that just as I would of done. Top chick.
Normally don’t comment until watching the whole video but seeing that cop on the pushy pull over that car is great.
My favourite clip was definitely around the 7:04mark lol Definitely started laughing at this part😂
I wonder if they'd been aggravating the person behind them. That psycho laugh has a story behind it no doubt
@@pastorofmuppets8834 or maybe they're just joyful because a dangerous driver got pulled over
@@traj7196 could be ... Strange to have such ecstasy over it though!
@@pastorofmuppets8834 Yeh, i can't relate to being that happy over some stranger getting a ticket, and it's weird seeing how many people in the comments are in love with it.
00:55 When you play it back you can see the white sedan had the police car approaching from behind with sirens and flashing lights going already, they were trying to make way for the police by going into the intersection.
Lights were flashing but siren didn't start until 1:07. In Australia (except for Qld and South Australia), you are not supposed to break any road rules when giving way to emergency vehicles under lights or siren. Even in Qld and South Australia, what the Mercedes driver did was wrong as those states say you can break road rules to give way "but only if it is safe". The Mercedes did not do anything safely in this clip.
@@AnotherDoug I'd say cop had sirens on ( barely audible but faintly I think I hear it before the recording car gets to the lights) then cut the sirens but kept the lights when they realised there wasn't enough room, then the hatch rolled back a bit to make space, but the Mercedes driver had his attention on the dummy spit from the recording driver, so likely didn't notice.
I'd say where the Mercedes originally nudged forward to was safe, but the tantrum had by the recording car driver seemed to encourage them to commit to fully clearing the intersection.
Never realised people get so much joy over others getting pulled over !!
The Germans invented a word for it (schadenfreude) - so it is human nature
Well deserved for dangerous driving
Specially when they deserve it, I go yippee they got them.
@@cherk9993 lol As long as it isn't me I don't really care !!
07:02 I think she was happy, I could be wrong..
How would you describe Australia in 15 seconds?
Answer: 7:10
Somehow completely over the top and absolutely appropriate all at the same time :-)
I can describe Australia in 1 second: Foulmouthed!
A bit of Karma there at 3:45 with that guy who was brake-checking previously. Great timing, officer!
Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
7:03 best reaction ever.
00:54 - notice the suv emergency vehicle with lights flashing directly behind the light runner, cammer was actually the one at fault for not yielding - the light runner was just trying to get out of the way. Tough place to be in, sitting at a light once and a fire truck did the same thing but had it's siren blaring, poor kid went into the intersection and got t-boned by a truck who didn't know the fire truck was trying to clear the intersection - luckily nobody seriously hurt but totaled both vehicles
Good catch. Didn't notice that one until you pointed it out.
In Australia (except for Queensland and South Australia), you are not supposed to break any road rules when giving way to emergency vehicles under lights/siren. Even in Queensland and South Australia, what the Mercedes driver did was wrong as those states say you can break road rules to give way "but only if it is safe". The Mercedes did not do anything safely in this clip.
@@AnotherDoug You're right -the Mercedes was in the wrong for pulling out but once stopped the cammer should have let the emergency vehicle proceed, the vehicle next to him did.
2:42 That ending would have felt amazing for the dashcammer
I hate brake checking arseholes who are in the wrong, know they're in the wrong but act like you did something wrong!
06:36 - the change in music was timed to perfection.
Australian police have such a varied fleet of often nice cars it's great. In the US it's like 80% Explorers.
Nah depends on the precinct and their funding. A lot of chargers as well
These are the best, defiantly need more of these!
Defiantly.
@@opiumtrail7032 First_shot23 is adamant!
@10:54 Is the DC'r even aware that they blew straight through TWO red lights right in front of the coppers too?
Its a bit of an odd one but the green arrow is for a slight left hand turn (45 degree arrow). I thought that too first time around
So the car that got pulled over, it was because it ran a red in the right lane (and that lane is meant to got straight rather than left)?
Yeah, I was confused about this one too. Seems like he just cruises through two red lights right beside the police.
@@stuartmacaulay962 Both, I'd say.
@@stuartmacaulay962 I'd say that he's it was because he used the wrong lane to bear left. The bear left arrow was green.
5:34 so reminded me of the line from crocodile Dundee.
Crinta Easterwood 🤣🤣
7:10 felt very personal
10:56 the driver also ran a red but luckily the guy in front ran it first!
he ran 2 reds in a row ... and he wasn't stopping for that third one but it just went green when he got there.
Actually no he didnt. The left lane had a green light while the right lane didn't. Its a weird intersection but there are intersections that do that. He had three green lights to veer left, but if he wanted to veer right, he would have had the two red lights. If you ever visit Melbourne there's quite a few of these down here
@@sofiakate5979 Well spotted,!This intersection is in Hurstville NSW and up here they are not so common. Everytime I am at this intersection i see someone screw it up.
@@sofiakate5979 ah you are right! damn i had to watch that several times to make sense of it... can't imagine trying to drive through there for the first time
@@paulhyungjunpark4546 It is the most confusing thing ever! I remember driving through one just going ‘oh god I’ve run a red, if there’s a cop I’m done’ but I had a chat to some people and they said what I told you so I totally get why it would be confusing!! You definitely don’t hear about these intersections much!
0:52 The Merc wasn't trying to run the red, and I doubt the cop pulled him up. The cop had his lights and sirens on coming into the intersection as if they were already on there way somewhere and needed to get through, the Merc was simply trying to make space.
DC didn't have any intention in stopping for the approaching Police car either..
The cop did have lights on, but I could not hear any siren. It is a good question though as I'm trying to figure this one out for sure too. But if you are in the right hand turn lane at a red light and there's a cop car with lights on behind you, it would not make sense for you to move into the intersection where there's right-left traffic going. The cop could easily mount the median strip and drive in the oncoming lane if it had to get through the intersection.
Again, I'm trying to figure this one out, so let me know if you think I'm wrong.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns I can hear a siren in the video.
@@Rbraden I can hear a siren when the cop pulls into the intersection, but I could not hear a siren beforehand, when the Merc pulled into the intersection.
I agree - only Qld and SA officially allow you to break the law while giving way to emergency vehicles under lights and/or siren. But I expect most cops would not book you unless you actually caused an accident.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns The driver's handbooks in Qld and SA say that you are allowed to disobey other road rules in order to move out of the way of emergency vehicles under lights/siren, but only if it is safe to do so. None of the other states or territories say this. (NT goes further and says you must not block an intersection just to give way to emergency vehicles). I would argue that it was not safe for the Merc to move into the intersection in the way they did even if this was Qld or SA. But, I also expect, that the cops in this instance did not stop to book the Merc driver.
7:01 This is such an ocker moment.
Am I the only one who thinks that the cop car at 7:25 was driving significantly more illegally and dangerously than the car that it caught? Can someone please enlighten me if they think I'm missing something here?
yeah idk. from the clip it looks like the cop is in the wrong, unless the car they pulled over is wanted for something.
Actually, I think the cop was trying to do the idiot a favour.
I think the cop cut him off to try to slow the poor idiot down so he wouldn't have to ticket him.
Then again, the cop just could have just been an arsehole who didn't look & cut the guy off & pulled him over because fuck you for showing me up.
But I think it's the first one.
12:12 looked quite a bit more dangerous than the car he was pulling over too
Agreed.
@@LHyoutube The cop car moved from the middle lane into the left lane at 7:28 when the silver sedan was already in the left lane and closely behind it. I would not hesitate in calling that illegal and dangerous driving from the cop car. Granted, while I saw the silver sedan indicate when switching from the right lane to the middle lane, I didn't see its indicator when moving from the middle lane to the left lane (though the indicator light on that car is hard to see in this video), and I'm wondering whether the cop busted the silver sedan for in effect tailgating the cop car (after the cop car moved in front of it) or the other grey car in the middle lane at 7:41.
Yes, I'm aware that cops have an allowance to break the law when justified, but the cop car seemed to initiate the situation. @PiggyPigFace might be correct in that the cop wanted to bust them for something else.
The best karma video I've seen! Cheers!
11:56 good to see "Ute" is that same across multiple languages! Hahaha
"What do you mean, a ute?" (My Cousin Vinny)
I love the chuckle the first couple enjoyed.
Are road signs in Australia in miles or km?
Km.
@@jonathanwishart9104 thank you.bit puzzling though.drive to the left, Kms not miles.metric or imperial system?
@@vipergcs9000 It's not puzzling at all. Most Australians can't stand Americans telling everyone else what to do.
Good ol' instant Karma videos make me smile so much!
Love the way, regardless of the language spoken in the DC vehicle, the Schadenfreude laugh is exactly the same.
0:55 was trying to move for the emergency vehicle. It wasn't a bust.
You may be right. Wow.
I'm not entirely sure about that. I see the cop car had its lights on before that vehicle moved into the intersection, but I wonder if it had been chasing it from earlier on? If a cop car is in the right hand lane and there's no oncoming traffic, they'd simply move into the oncoming lane to overtake stopped traffic. Look, you might be right, but it would seem a bizarre and dangerous way to make way for a cop car.
Its the chuckles that make it much funnier
Ah much joy. Thanks
These Instant Karma videos are some of the best kinds of Schadenfreude. Drive safe
Can someone explain how come there's quite a lot of BMW police cruisers in Australia especially in the past 2 years? And they're even BMW 5 series. Thought they're too expensive to be used as police cruisers?
No more Holden Commodore cop cars
@@V8fanETHANKELLY or Falcons either for that matter. Locals HWP here use both BMWs and Chrysler 300s.
Covid fines payed for those fancy BMW they should be driving Volkswagen or Skoda station wagons they don't deserve our tax $$ put towards top of the range BMW give the pigs poverty spec 🤣
I read that the NSW police requested quotes from Mercedes & BMW (& maybe others) for non luxury versions of their cars built to police specs. Mercedes weren't interested but BMW were fine with doing that which is why they have the BMWs. The Chrysler SRTs I think are a similar deal plus they are somewhat quick for highway patrol use. The Mustang was ruled out because their safety rating is only 2 or 3 & government cars are required to be 5 star safety rating.
@@arokh72 those 300 handle like crap and they got crappy electrics the cops love the BMW the dirty scum
0:56 the cops already had their lights on? Were they pulling the Merc over or was the Merc getting out of the way?
It's a good question, but I don't think it's safe for a car to pull into a red light intersection to give way for a cop that doesn't have a siren on, and a cop that could easily mount the median strip if they really needed to get through the intersection.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns You are right, it was not a good idea for the merc to do what he did. But the road rules only require emergency vehicles to use their lights or siren - it does not require both
7:29 cop didnt even indicate properly lol
Cop was trying to stop the driver from cutting traffic so he wouldn't need to fine him.... driver did it anyway
Cop did indicate left and then when he/she went after the idiot, indicated right. All good
Australian Road Rules are vague on how long you have to indicate once a vehicle is moving; "signal for long enough to give sufficient warning to other drivers and pedestrians". But I agree a reasonable interpretation of that situation would be that the police vehicle did not give sufficient warning. What we don't know is why the police pulled them over. I think it may be more likely to be due to speed. There was a lot of road works passed so likely the speed limit was reduced and that is what they were pulled over for.
@@AnotherDoug That would be a fail on your drive test if you indicated like that.
@@89lutzy What? Cutting off other drivers so they can't overtake you is pretty far from legal.
i am addicted to this channel
7:57 is a stitch up 😂
what did the car do wrong
13:12. Oh, that sound of a true blue Aussie Sheila cussing and swearing her head off truly warms the heart. Go you good thing!!!!
Was that an SRT8 @11:55?
Gee he/she cranked it up.That sound!!!
Bring on the electric vehicles - the police can have the performance without the sound!
Enjoy it while it lasts, Chrysler stopped making right hand drive vehicles last November.
I agree Eric. But how will all the street punks with loud mufflers and tiny genitals survive without the internal combustion engine?!
1:49 this is the intersection between Hamilton Rd and Gympie Rd and buses go through the red there almost every other time I've taken a bus through there because those right turn lights last for only ~10sec and here in QLD nobody knows how to drive around a corner.
Love the fact that "Instant Karma" is the same in multiple languages :D. Not sure what the silver car did that was illegal (assuming generally being a knob isn't illegal) at 7:26 but the cop definitely cut him off without lights of sirens going at 7:31.
The silver car at 7:26 cut across multiple lanes at once which is illegal ( atleast in VIC anyway). Correct way would to indicate and change lanes once, then wait momentarily and repeat. Cop probably cut him off to give them a chance to not be a knob
Coppers almost caused an accident at 7:31 like you say, what a joke
@@HUMANSALAd666 so what the cop did at 7:50 would be illegal then? I can understand if it was for speeding but the cop was the more dangerous driver in that video
@@HUMANSALAd666 is this always illegal? what if there's no other cars (because they're behind a traffic light) can you then cross a few lanes? i didn't know this.. couldn't work out why the cops went after him.. so it's because he went from the leftest lane to the rightest lane? 🤔
@@chrisco7 not 100% sure but since they pulled them over right after i feel like it would be treated the same as if they were to speed up without lights/siren if the police were in pursuit/pulling someone over
0:51 The white car was entering the intersection as Police were approaching with lights on (look at grill as they approach). Cam car was obviously not paying attention to the emergency services vehicle.
The police vehicle only had flashing lights with no siren (until 1:07) - so not surprising the DC vehicle didn't see it. Strictly speaking, the white car broke the law as they went through a red light and blocked the intersection. (In Victoria, you must not break any road rules when giving way to emergency vehicles.) But I doubt the police even stopped once the white car got out of its way.
The last one must have been a SovCit.
always look forward to these the most
Love these instant karma police compilations
i sorta wish it would say which state this was in, no point in trying to hide it, license plates differ in colours and amount of digits per state anyway
After years of watching these thinking that Aussies can just drive wherever they want, on the sidewalks, on the other side of the road, go through red lights, it's interesting to see that there is some traffic enforcement after all!
but put these videos in context to the "normal" ones here, and its about 10.000 to 1 that anybody gets "caught".....:-)
Australia has the strictest road rules fines are massive
As opposed to where you're from?
It goes to show it doesn't matter what language your talking it's funny as when someone gets caught doing stupid stuff.
You know you're having a bad day when a cop pull you over on a bicycle.
I love these instakarma video's.
7:09 i'm guessing the cammer was pretty happy with that
Happy he got overtaken illegally... otherwise it would have been DC being busted going 10+km over in the rain smh
Instant Karma. Best way to begin a new week.
2:33 he should have pulled infront of the bus he also ran a red and was already stoped ^^
Yes. He missed a good twofer!
@@KevinD_33x150 no, he was already in the intersection
@@kylechen6714 Since when is it OK to do what the bus did? That light would've been red before the bus crossed into the intersection.
That's not a small intersection. It's a fair while between being red for the bus & green for the traffic from DC direction.
7:32 in defence for the silver car. The unmarked cop car indicates after he starts to turn into the lane.
You can't cut through a middle lane like that. Indicate, change lanes. Indicate again, change lanes again. This guy went from rightmost to leftmost lane in one go. That's illegal.
Aussies have cool cop cars.
Today I learned that "Instant karma", "fuck' and "what the hell" are part of international language. Great vid!
Look at that octupussy sitting on the dash of that red hot vf commodore at 8:44 looks absolutely sick!
5:00 I have no idea what language that was but I fully understood it by the inflection 😅😁
What I learned today: whatever language you speak, if you're Aussie you understand Schadenfreude. Bloody legends.
"Schadenfreude" is 'shameful joy'. I doubt of many of us watching these felt much in the way of shame, and I'm 100% confident the DCO in the clip starting at 07:00 felt no shame at all. :)
@@bartylobethal8089 how about all the people who were pulled over? I wonder if any of them felt shame, at the time? Or possibly they had some shame, as they watch themselves get pulled over on the world of the interweb. And since the video had people speaking other languages, and saying instant karma, it shows they understand these people needed to be shamed. All for a little bit of joy from beating traffic.
@@bartylobethal8089 That may be the literal translation from German but the Oxford Languages dictionary says it is "pleasure derived by someone from another person's misfortune" - no mention of shame.
7:20 is a pretty standard response