Woman Crashes Into Stationary Vehicle at Toll Booth | Motorway Cops FULL EPISODE | Blue Light
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Fella admitting to the police officer that he did in fact throw the can and then asking if there's any evidence was crazy, he literally just gave them the evidence 😂
I know man, Bruce Rivers would be ashamed.
He was a perfect example of why you keep your mouth shut until you see a solicitor, especially when under caution.
@@spokes82 even honest people should not speak to the police unless advised to do so by a solicitor - they aren't your friend and won't give you a pat on the head for honesty, they will try to convict you for any menial crime to try to advance their career
@@Carrosive Good advice.
Never speak to police. As they say they will use it against you
Omg, I saw this episode years ago! PC Tracey's frustration about people not wearing their seatbelts really got to me back then, and it still does now.
'My patience has worn thin over the years for people who don't wear seatbelts. You just get so fed upof dealing with the consequences, the aftermath, and it's just so avoidable. It's a two second click.'
Yes, the "freedom" attitude re not wearing seatbelts is just as sensible as people acting like wearing a Mask in a crowded place for, say, Covid, is going to hurt them.
First world problems, and far too much whining over nothing.
Clunk Click Every Trip!!!
I'm grateful to my parents for teaching me to wear a seatbelt ever since I was very young. When I get into a car I put my seatbelt on straight away without even thinking about it.
@@bailey125 Same here, I can not understand people who don't!
Ive been driving a long time and not long after passing my test some dude from my estate was driving a mk1 vauxhall astra gte was having argument with his gf in car and must have been doing 80-90 mph down hill with no belt on lost control, hit a lampost and the police found him in the garden 6 houses away which was about 200 feet.
He could have easily hit someone else head on 😞
@@staffordshirebullterrierli7411made famous by WHO though?
I feel 'naked' if I don't have my seatbelt on.
I sim race on iracing quite a lot using VR and even feel weirdly unsecure sitting in my rig without a belt.
I end up reaching for my non existent belt surprisingly often!
Same, especially when I am driving naked
16:47 that last comment by the driver says it all, if I was that police officer I’d have changed the ticket to a fine instead of the free course.
I’d have changed it after he started going on about getting doughnuts.
Police don’t set policy they simply implement what our ridiculous stupid MPs determine is an appropriate offence
Generally, the drivers only get one chance at doing that free course as an alternative, and what they don't show on this program is that the police check the person's record. If they've already been on the driving course, they get fined instead since the course obviously didn't work.
so would I
What a shambles that no charges were brought against the two female shoplifters :|
Agreed. they're probably still doing it now. How much more evidence is needed? Brand new clothes on hangers, pliers for removing tags, a stack of new Next carrier bags. and no receipts for the clothes...Plus, one of them was on camera telling her mate to say it was just washing. It's unbelievable they didn't get charged.
@@CB-xr1eg I know, it's a fucking joke! Boils my piss.
they remove price tags and put down there knickers so if pulled police cant prove then reattach later, if shop/price tags were on they would of been charged. people do hanger clothes for dry cleaning or irioning services so wont put through a court just to be thrown out at the public expense@@CB-xr1eg
You dont have 2 suspects talking to each other - the officer did not have control of the situation even though he did get evidence.
At least we know what they look like!
Funny how there’s nearly no SUVs in this, they’ve taken over the road in just 13 years
They should be banned
Good observation! Now I see it too.
SUV - SPort Utlity Vehicle. THe BMWX3 X5, but not a 4x4 like a LandRover, or similar. We called themMPVs, the Espace, Sharan, Galaxy, etc.
What I’d give to go back…
@@jackoh991
Only if I get a couple people who want to ban it as servants to take care of the child seats, putting the kids in, and out etc.
Oh you won't do it? Well then I'm taking the extra space I need whether it fits in your jealous deluded mind or not.
The guy throwing things out of the window of his car in the 'altercation' with the A6 - Proper 'evil behind the eyes' in the shot where they show him sitting in the car. He's not as nice innocent man as he first appears I'm fairly sure of it.
Nope, It was definitely the Audi driver at fault. It is always an Audi.
I 100% agree with you. He really did have an evil eye sitting in the cops car 😮 he looked so harmless when they first stopped him. I doubt if it's the first time he's created road rage with other drivers
If he was undertaken by the audi at speed then I suspect he was middle lane hogging
Makes no difference whatsoever if he was hogging the centre lane, the outside lane is the passing lane, 'undertaking' is called that for good reason, it's stupid and incredibly dangerous.@@tosspot1305
@@awalshblue
Listen to the perpetrators first words: Audi 'Overtook him on the inside', that's how he himself says it started.
Well that's our culprit then: It's physically impossible to undertake someone unless they are agressively lanehogging, if that occurs AT ALL, someone was driving like a complete spanner. Ford driver needs to have his license put down the paper shredder.
60 Pounds for not wearing a seat belt? Here in Australia its $362 plus 3 demerit points. If anyone else in the vehicle is also not wearing a seat belt the driver is fined that amount as well for each one. A second offence within 5 years, the fine is $980 and 9 demerits.
This episode is a few years ago, and I think that they've upped it over here now
Its a fine of up to £500 now
$980 what the fuck 😂
@@adammoorby99 The fine is up to but a fixed penalty notice is still 60, a fine is what is imposed if, and only if, the court finds you guilty and passes sentence.
I think we should start getting to pay £200 or more they might think twice and do what they do in Australia and fine for everyone in the car that's not. Then this money can go on to fixing the road's.
"I dont like wearing seatbelts." This guy is just asking to be scrapped off the road one day. Childish ignorance.
his style of walking was just plain childish on its own... that "gangster" step style
@@eriksimca9409 Well that's irrelevant he can walk how he likes. It was his attitude that was the problem.
Tell me about it. The stupidity is mind-boggling. He'd rather not wear a seat belt than keep himself or other people safe. Selfish, stupid and arrogant. He won't be laughing when he goes home in a bucket.
should be personal choice weather or not to wear a seat belt just another revenue generator for cops
@@jays106 are you dumb? They're legal so the cops don't have to go home to your family and explain why you won't be coming home for tea that night. Plus you mustn't value your own safety either since you'd rather be launched out of your windscreen than spend 2 seconds doing your seat belt.
The £30 fine being doubled to £60 certainly dates this series. £200 plus 6 points is the going rated these days !
No penalty points actually.
£200 is cheap as chips, here it’s $1161 and 4 points for not wearing a seatbelt properly.
No further action, no further action, no further action - why do they bother?
Beggars belief doesn't it?
no wonder they can't recruit more officers
Just before covid, my wife was unpacking our car late in the evening, and found herself confronted by a well-known young thug who proceed to punch her in an attempt to steal the car. I waded in with the business end of my walking stick (we're both in our 70s) and the lad took off. Police arrived 25 minutes later (from, we later discovered, half a mile away!) and attempted to arrest my son, who had REPORTED the incident. And who seemed interested only in my possibly 'excessive' use of my walking stick!
Police - eventually - chased down the offender, who pleaded guilty to 20 thefts and a half dozen assaults THAT SAME DAY - two of the assaults very serious.
He swaggered from the court - smirking - with a 3 month community service order. Which we were assured was nothing to do with his father's membership of a certain mutual organisation - a membership shared with local police and judiciary.
I mean - what's the f***ing point any more?
It’s all about saving money. They haven’t built enough prisons over decades
@@jackywhite880 Sorry to hear that story - must have been quite traumatising.
I'm afraid it's a stark reminder of the times we live in. It's almost as if the police are still programmed to do their job, except they aren't prepared to do the legwork. Arrive at the scene of a crime, perps are long gone - so can we arrest anyone for anything still at the scene & close at hand? Bonus!
Best regards to you & your family.
This show should be called No Further Action.
I mean the whole into was explaining how they have issues getting good enough evidence.
'Possibly a fixed penalty notice'
Why do we have police doing their jobs when the CPS let these criminals off???
lack of evidence
I don't understand why people just think it's the law to wear a seat belt. The belts are there to save lives. When I get in a car, and it doesn't matter which seat I'm in I put the belt on.
Back in the 1960s before they were fitted, I was the rear passenger in a Humber car that skidded on a bend, the car spun and rolled several times. I ended up sat on the front passenger's lap, luckily the car was a tank and we escaped with just bumps and bruises.
I bought a MG Magnette and while giving the interior a good clean found mountings in the door post and under the seat for belts. I bought a pair for the front seats. This was 1963/4
Most of the time. Someone hit a brick wall and driver was thrown out and the engine in the driver seat would have taken out his legs.
Sadly, there's no safety system capable of protecting people in vehicles from injury in every circumstance.@@freedomisfromtruth
Back then, seat belt mountings were required by law, the belts were an optional extra!
My parents' car in the 1980s didn't come with rear seatbelts, they got something like a four-point harness fitted for us kids (I remember them, the webbing straps were tomato red!) which were way ahead of the requirements of the time. The very first thing I do when I get in a car is put my seatbelt on, I don't even think about it.
@Teverell yes, earlier cars didn't rear seat seatbelts. My parents also had four-point seatbelts fitted. I think they were safer for children. As I got older, I hated them as they were more constrictive than the three point belts.
I love the fact that the thief is covering her face walking into the station as if she didn't have full on photoshoot with the camera crew before lmao
Then we can see her full face and close while she's at the desk lil
Cracking channel. Could watch for hours. Thank you so much x
Minxy miss
CPS Failed to convict someone smashing into another vehicle that could have been fatal. What a joke!!!!
Because the evidence showed a brake failure was a plausible explanation...
@TheTomco11 the video showed NO.brake lights so the pedal was not operated. Thr lights are operated through a physical switch so would still come on in a brake failure situation.
@@carllast5631not if the electrical system failed
@@TheTomco11if it was a brake failure they would've told us
to me it looks like a misjudged stopping distance, 70-80 mph to 0 after a good stretch of open road, feel she got caught out not paying attention but brakes failed cause not used sooner. my car brakes the abs is rubbish at 30 slam on it brakes take rest were nothing happened and then comes back on, so i won't slam on just be on verge of grip i stop much faster slamming on my abs don't like even tho it was fixed after two years without it and no esp, could stop car much fast without computer help i tested it before and after, but having esp is sure nice when weather and roads very bad
I find it disgusting that the CPS wouldnt take the BMW driver who crashed into a stopped vehicle at speeds in excess of 40mph as it was clear she was not paying attention to the road, the police always say in this and other tv shows the best proof is CCTV, they had that woman dead to rights clearly not braking before the impact ( as the video shows are brake lights only came on after she had hit the other car ).
Its no wonder this country has so much crime, when clear cut cases like that one are not prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
She probably had money to bribe someone. My father was killed by a dangerous driver, cps did nothing, because her father had money and was on the policing board.
The criminal protection service
She must have connections with politicians to get off with that, or maybe a politician herself.
Braking, not breaking
@Systematicsphere thank you for pointing that out u made the comment on my phone and it automatically changed it to that spelling and I didn't notice it I've edited now
Imagine spending all this time sat on the side of a motorway hard shoulder arguing whilst being in such a dangerous place
imagine if they didn't need to do that if he wasn't being a twat
Get some donuts? Guy needs to look at himself 😂
Wow, what an idiot not wearing his seatbelt and then compounding his foolery by being so rude to the officers. Those police officers were very restrained.
I think Alan Colman is doing a fantastic job. Helped, in no small part, by his 50/50 vision.
who says crime doesn't pay , no one got charged with anything 🙄
Sitting here in Perth, Australia & knowing those roads so well , driven round Erdington so many times in past !!
'The British Grenadiers', 'Scotland the Brave', 'Hearts of Oak', 'Men of Harlec' - the ultimate quad!
“I’ll tell you exactly what it was, it’s like Red Bull but the green and yellow version.” Could be a Colemanballs quote
thanks for posting.
It's very frustrating that. Even if the police do stop people correctly, Nobody ever gets penalized for their crime. And not just simply getting away with a Fee. But with actual prison time even if it's only for a short Amount of time. But that may be because our prisons are full and our government don't seem to want to build more facilities or make use of unused buildings and turn them into the necessary detention centers and prisons and rehabilitation centres that we need.
I cant believe there is a CHOICE of punishment for not wearing the seatbelt.
The Renault driver “ i just drove I’m not going with her anymore” looks directly at the camera talking in that playing dumb voice bill burr uses 😂😂 guilty as it comes
£60 for not wearing a seatbelt? That's about $90 Canadian. In Ontario the penalty is a fine between $200 and $1,000 plus 2 points on your license. The more offences on your record, the higher the fine. I can pinpoint exactly when i started wearing a seatbelt. 27 July, 1972, roughly 3 in the afternoon. That was the day my mother took possession on her new Dodge Dart, our first car with seatbelts in the back and a seatbelt warning buzzer for the driver and right passenger. Ma's edict was "If I have to wear my seatbelt, everyone does." We wore our seatbelts.
A 1972 dodge dart? Damn bro that's one fine automobile. Respect.
It can be up to £500 these days.
OMG having worked in Retail all of my working life, I bloody hate shoplifters, I never knew they were this organised, makes me sick 🤔
The so called lack of evidence, especially against the shoplifters is ridiculous. It's not surprising that shoplifting is on the rise when our legal system is so weak.
And road rage is exactly why I have a hidden dashcam.
4 way Dash Cams are a must in all cars.
29:52 - a woman once ran up the back of my dad's car full-pelt like that. She had the gall to try to claim it was his fault for "suddenly appearing" on the road. My dad reckoned she was up to the eyeballs on some kind of medication.
see the way the guy got out of the cop car put his hoodie up and had to have a try hard swagger back to his car 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Fascinating seeing a Brit also unwilling/able to end their phone call when stopped by the police (see this a lot in American clips, probably common all over with so many obsessed with their phones).
It's called being "entitled".
She was informing her crime boss how things were going with shoplifting and not being able to get to the drop off.
33:48 😂😂 that special copper 😂
In the seventies separate brake systems in cars became a selling point. I think Volvo had one of the back wheels in each system? My BMW had the front, and the full system! I haven't heard of those in years?
Brake failure on a 08 BMW ? Cop doesn’t believe it for a nanosecond.
I would also have ticketed him for the offense of littering 😂
The fine for no seatbelt in Queensland Australia is $1161
drivers reasonable for anyone what is 16 or under but over that age it the person not wearing one gets the fine. ive transported my mate and her kids about and they did not want belt on but hot day 3 door they trapped in back, i said belts on or we wait all day, so they soon gave in and guess what i had to take them home as i was at event they were at but mother was at home (her ex got married ) so i took them back and they learned from last time they good as gold even before i asked them to put belt on they already done it. but over 16 they get the fine, but id never allow anyone behind me without belt if they refuse they are walking but goes for everyone as when i mention put belt on person behind everyone else puts belts on. have rules in my car, that even down to no eating or things what can make a mess, at the end day i do not ask for fuel money esp for mates so very least they can do is respect my car and also belt up
The last minute tells it all: are we going soft on criminals, or what?
I was "absolutely spot on, I just got the numbers the wrong way round" with my lottery ticket the other week.
If you'd had the right numbers on a lottery ticket, it wouldn't have mattered which way round they were.
@@CB-xr1eg 13 is the same as 31 is it?
I shall let Camelot know immediately 👍
@@viralhype_ Somebody can't read properly. *If you'd had the right numbers on a lottery ticket,*
@@CB-xr1eg i think you two are talking past each other there. indeed, 13 is the inverse of 31, but it is not the same (so a wrong) number.
"In 2009, the fine for not wearing a seatbelt doubled to 60 pounds" - I don't know the current figure for the UK, but in Queensland, Australia (where I live) the current fine is $1131 (about 600 pounds). That $ figure is indexed to inflation.
I feel naked if I don’t have my seatbelt on
Instances of road rage on the motorway "are few and far between". What nonsense! There's loads of it all the time.
A local lad did not like wearing his seatbelt.
They had to repaint a flyover after they scraped him off it. Blood, entrails, and brains do not make a good colour scheme.
That crash took a toll on the driver
Nice job teacher Rob
you’re a natural 👍😊
Gezzz, in australia they get results, and not all ways by the legal book, they still keep telephone books
Seat belt saved my life when I was 41 weeks pregnant. Would have gone through the windscreen without it. Unthinkable at 9 months and 1 week pregnant. Love seat belts.
CRIME is the same worldwide: the same lies, the same consequences.
Lady admitted shoplifting on the camera in the car when the officer was outside, why couldn’t they use that to convict her??
The Black Golf at 12:39 was actually stolen in the West Midlands on the 18th of December 2019😂
16:49 I imagine he'll like being turned into a mushy paste during a car crash even less! 😂
BMW 5-series driver is lucky not to have killed herself, or caused serious injuries to the other driver, but makes a curiously smooth curve into the narrow concrete toll lanes while apparently looking in her purse. She needs an M6 Toll tag. if she wants to cruise through the e-gates at a modest 30mph. Good episode.
15:00 The vile attitude that invader and occupier of their land gave them is disgraceful. Genocidal displacement migration isn't conducted by people who want well for you and yours, they are people who don't respect you, and want to take everything you have.
British justice at its best. And we wonder why the UK is an easy target. This is not why I pay my tax'es for.
commit any crime .. get away with it .. the state of justice in uk since 2008
but don't wear your seatbelt and get a ticket or made to take some stupid class
Here in California, we don't have tollbooths anymore. Instead, if you're going to be traveling frequently on the toll roads -- and we only have two or three of them -- you get what's called a --oh, crap, brain fart; starts with Trans, can't remember what the rest of it is. Anyway, it's a transponder, and when you pass under a transponder antenna, you hear a beep, and your toll is paid. You have to reload them as needed like a reloadable debit card, but it prevents accidents like the one here.
There are very few toll roads in the UK so asking everyone to buy a transponder is probably not reasonable. The M6 toll is not a heavily used road (at least when I have used it), there are plenty of other options for locals to use and if you are not in a rush then the M6 proper is free and is good enough most of the time.
In the US there seem to be significantly antly more toll roads, especially around the DC area, so keeping traffic flowing smoothly is probably a biger consideration. They have automated toll booths in many countries but you still have to pass through a barrier across the toll booth.
I like the transponder system and if we had more toll booths in the UK then it would be a more efficient system to use in my opinion. 🎉.
Australia has that transponder thingy too...sure makes life easier- and driving.
What an antiquated system. I use the two road tunnels under the river Mersey which have tolls. I have an online account. You fill in online your number plate details (licence plate) which remains the same as long as the car exists. You pay as much credit as you want (minimum £10). As you pass the tunnel entrance pay booth a camera reads your plate and the correct amount is debited from your account. The arm flies up and lets you through.
Synopsis: "literally everyone got away with everything."
Crime doesn't pay. Unless you're in the UK
Good eyes officer, good on you sir for seeing that plate.
41:49 if you slow the video down and zoom in it actually looks like the brake lights were on as she comes onto the screen, go off, come on briefly just before she gets to the trees and go off again, then Blink on for a fraction of a second literally just before she hit the parked car.
At this time of year the low sun in the sky can play real havoc with the ability to see as well as we would like as drivers.
And therefore it's not uncommon for a lot of minor accidents with stationary vehicles.
I can remember a cousin of mine accidentally hitting a parked vehicle in the January one year.
There is a "duty of care" to not hit third parties. If you can not see, for any reason, do not proceed beyond a speed in which you can stop. People don't implement "risk management". The Sun is exceptionally low at this time of year (November). People need to slow down, think.
@@avalon7902It’s incredible that this even needs to be said…
The only thing wrong with modern cars, is the loose nut between the steering wheel and the driver seat. 🤔😉
I just can't drive without my seatbelt. I feel loose and need to feel secure.
So Random woman or Tesla Autopilot, re crashing into stationary vehicles. LOL
In 1984 a while before seatbelts were mandatory (I think) i had a crash and only survived being crushed by my seatbelt.
And in 1972, my brother was thrown through the windscreen of the mini he was driving without a seatbelt, the car was crushed beyond recognition, my brother escaped with just a few minor scratches.
@@unclegreybeard3969Cars now days are not death traps like an old mini was. Modern cars will not trigger airbags with out a seat belt being present.
VW saved my life as my Polo GTI went into an oak tree when I was a teenager after I swerved for a deer in the forest.
Always wear a seat belt drivers and passengers. X
@@unclegreybeard3969 . Different era. cars now are designed to SAVE the occupants. back before 1990 many cars just looked good. I stopped at a crash where the car had rolled down a hillside, passenger survived and driver partially ejected was rolled multiple times.
@@unclegreybeard3969
You do realize your brother was just lucky, right? Or are you one of the wilfully ignorant people who still don’t realize that seatbelts are statistically proven to save lives in a motor vehicle accident???
@@Lauriej117
One wonders why you thought it appropriate to make an insult out of your comment rather than just politely comment.
Also, seatbelts were not compulsory in the UK until 1989, and therefore only fitted to most cars in the 1970s as optional extras.
56:29 how did they not discover he had no insurance or licence for the first stop?
The brake lights came on for a split second from motorway camera at the small post
I would be interested to know, how police officers feel after working so hard to catch someone, often putting their own safety at risk, provide evidence etc etc etc the crim walks away without any consequences or deterent No wonder some officers couldn't' give a bleep,,,,,, What an asset to the community was the one who fought against his gut feelings the was wise enough to keep listening to and act on them even when all the little ducks lined up to tell him he was wrong....every time yes EVERY time i have gone against my gut feelings i have paid the price We need more officers like him and a justice system that does their job in line with community needs not the crims wants
Well what I’ve learned is that in Britain if you want to get away with crimes you follow the advice of Blackadder to “deny everything Baldrick” and you will walk free.
12 hours shift … tell that a German Bobby …lol … they do 7 hours with mandatory breaks and a lunch break. 😅
I can never understand why people don’t wear there seatbelts
it's called personal choice the government could care less about your safety and ticketing people for it is all about the money as seen in this very episode they can't do anything about two very obvious shoplifters and a careless driver that slams into a stopped car at a toll plaza never even braking until after she hit
@@jays106 It's NOT a personal choice- it's the bloody law! ( Unless you are one of those moron "SovCits".
@@jenesisjones6706 I would hench a guess and say that he thinks he is one
I just love people that blame others for there actions love it lmao
Not justifying throwing things at other cars but undertaking is really dangerous. Police ignore it all the time, even though it causes many accidents. It is constant on M25.
My father, an idiot, did not like wearing seat belts. When I would drive him I had to tell him to put the seat belt on. He tried ignoring me. One day, I told him that if he would not put a seat belt on, I would put my foot on the accelerator and slam the brakes on and I would put him through the windscreen. He tried ignoring me. Until I slammed the brakes on and he had to stop himself from hitting the windscreen. His father, another idiot, tried the same routine because he did not have to wear a seat belt because he was disabled. He did not have an exemption certificate. I promised to send him through the windscreen too.
On holiday in Turkey I once saw a car outside a police station with it's front end smashed in and windscreen smashed out and it looked like there had been a blood explosion inside the car.
49:27 they just stole real clothes… 😂
to get a credit note you need a receipt
The programs name should change to "criminals that get away with it"
Impressive gut feeling about the license plate!
Is 8:40 Howard the driving instructor from @how-2-drive?
Turns out it isn't.
I can accept that like 90% of humanity they have integrity, but just because you are a police officer doesn't necessarily mean you aren't a liar.
12:30 Omg i recognise these officers, they were the attending officers for the crazy Swedish twins that threw themselves under the truck on the motorway!
Wow, Jaguar police car, not bad eh!
At 16:11 i was expecting him to use the race card.
with the shoplifting duo just play back the in car video you can see and hear she is on the phone with someone and the passenger telling her to say it was washing they know they been gotten
You don't have to wear seat belts in Nigeria
5:48 those sunglasses tho
This video is over 10 years old........ I got rid of my telly because of all the repeats and here they are on RUclips now.
😂👍
I guess we'll have to get rid of phones now
@@jackoh991 Why would you get rid of your phone? Don't you phone anyone?
@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim 1. Joke
2. No. Only old people call people
That's what perplexes me that people drive on a modern car and everything inside can tell traffic investigation exactly or close to what happened
I knew immediately I've seen this before a year ago and knew it was a industrial estate and probably a non working camera pointed at 5he car
Throwing a can at a car on a motorway could cause a collision which could be fatal
How old is this?
It's ALWAYS the camera that you need that 'doesn't work' honestly, I think half of them don't fucking work or they just cba lmao
22:20thats how toxic people behave. They make believe their lies, pop their eyes and when caught redhanded blame others
That's why I'm using front and rear high quality dashcam with plenty memory and microphone recording on
Audi driver definitely did some micky mouse move, Then calls the police.