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I've been subbed for a long while now, but I'm sorry. I love the clips you post, but the voice-over in the beginning and end of each video is SO ANNOYING. Unsubscribing.
First clip: Why do a lot of drivers making lane changes seem to assume their lane change has no part in the cause of the accident or 'near accident'? In this case, the cammer was making a lane change from the #2 to #3 lane JUST as the silver Camry was making a right turn, the driver ASSUMING the #3 lane was clear. The cammer should have been alert to this possibility and delayed making her lane change until there were no POTENTIAL hazards.
While I agree, it's still not safe to assume you're safe pulling out when the adjacent traffic is in another lane. It's like pulling out when a car to their left has their turn signal on. Just because they do, doesn't mean they're going to turn. Granted, they're the idiot, but unfortunately you'll still be found at fault. Just gotta be apprehensive for idiots like that
Ya but why other driver waited that long for cammer to change lanes then pull out I’m not defending the cammer but I hate drivers like that if you have the opportunity to go then just go.
@@vce.john1734 The person was waiting to make sure the car was going to turn down his street. The moment the car started to turn, they started to pull out. They were not waiting that long.
@@vce.john1734 He was moving out when the car was turning in. What are you talking about? The didn't zoom out quickly, but they were still pulling out when the car was turning in.
@@sweetgracie1930 I won’t argue but I do apologize assuming the poor driver for waiting that long I have done sometimes like that so now I’m apologizing I shouldn’t say It first place.
2:43 you see a very large truck pulling out 200yds in front of you. 1: Do you slowly apply breaks? 2: Do you continue as if you don't see them and break at the last second?
O:16 - Pause Video and come straight to comments for this silliness. First: what an imagination about contact. Second: So you are a mind reader and know she turned to check a non-hit so she could tell her parents. Bravo Karen. Slow Clap. That was quite a lane change maneuver you did there as well. To answer your question, I am pointing out what an emotional DA you are. That's what I'm doing.
@2:37, is it just me or does it seem like most of the dash cam types keep on going, hit the horn and then finally think about hitting the brakes (not breaks, btw!). They never anticipate something not going as designed. "I got you on dash cam!"
0:06 she sees car turning off and no car in the closest lane behind them, decides to merge (correct), 0:07 she goes turning in never looking left again (wrong). That's a reasonable mistake, 90% of drivers doing exactly like that. So if you want to get in such collision - do exactly what the cammer did
well to be honest, they prolly saw that lane was clear when they looked, and didn't see cammer dart over 3 lanes like that, but it is their responsibility to make sure it's clear before turning..
Looked like a legal turn to me. Car driver was just to entitled to let the truck go, stopped while blowing his horn. I wonder what he will do when the truck he is speeding up to ram doesn't hear his horn.
0:16 Let's start a list of how cammer proves she has no idea how to drive: 1. Makes a double lane change 2. Makes final lane change approaching an intersection 3. Makes final lane change into a lane that a car is waiting to pull out into 5. Fails to cover brake in anticipation that there's a good chance this car will pull out 6. Continues to accelerate while laying on the horn after this car pulls out 7. States driver in the other vehicle "felt the hit" when the video evidence clearly indicates there was no hit What did I miss?
2:41 may just be me, but if I see that semi clearly turning in front of me from that far away, I'm slowing down and not trying to race around in front of it.
@@Meeesa Right, cause the semi had a clear view of the road, and no right of way. What did the cammer do wrong again? He stopped to avoid a collision the semi was going to cause, _making the cammer the victim?_ Please explain.
@@CurtinChad The semi was already making the left turn at the start of the clip when the cammer was far away. Not sure if you know this, but semis are huge and slow machines. They're not gonna make a left turn as fast as a car. Sometimes when they're turning they end up being in the way. Also, not sure what the cammer was doing, but they could see the semi turning, why'd it take so long to slow down? Looks like the cammer was trying to outrun the semi and had to slam on their brakes to avoid a collision. Why not just slow down and let the semi pass? Don't need be an entitled victim.
@@CurtinChad Life is not all about right of way. I'd like to see how you enter that road if you drove the truck. That was reasonable space for the truck to attempt, given he didn't encounter a self centered person like this guy. You let the truck enter the road, as he can, and pass as soon as legally possible, not go all the way to almost hit the truck, and then complain about it.
@@Meeesa I understand how semis work. They are expected to follow the same road rules as everyone else, like yielding to right of way traffic. There is clearly not plenty of room if the cammer had to come to a complete stop to avoid an accident. Not sure if _anyone_ understands how right of way traffic works.
#8 @ 2:42 That truck did not nearly hit you, "wide-angle lense" or not. First, while the truck was in the wrong to pull out when not clear, they started pulling out long before you got there and you didn't even try to slow down until you got to the truck. There's no way you couldn't see them trying to pull out from way back and stop in time to let them out, even though they're in the wrong for it. You just wanted to prove a point.
I don’t think the semi was in the wrong and he was stopped. The cammer just didn’t want to slow down and be a decent human being to let the man get on with his job! He proved that point loud and clear!
The truck also didn't "run his stopsign" at all. He was completely stopped before pulling out. This guy just didn't want to have to slow down or be considerate at all.
For those not familiar with that road, the speed limit is 55mph. Coming around a curb going the speed limit and being greeted by a semi who had a stop sign has nothing to do with proving a point or not wanting to slow down. As stated in my description, I have Thinkware F20 Dashcams in both of my vehicles and the wide angle lense absolutely distorts the distance on camera.
#5 @ 1:26 Traffic didn't "stop suddenly", you weren't paying attention and had to slam on your brakes when you noticed last-minute that traffic stopped in front of you. Granted, whoever was behind you shouldn't be following so close that they don't have enough time to react/stop in an emergency, but you contributed to this by not paying attention and then having to slam on brakes.
Yep, that is a pretty common theme. Even if the typical cammer car is paying attention, braking hardish early then letting the car roll warns other drivers of a stoppage. Be considerate and the car you save might just be yours.
Very first video... 1) You didn't hit her, we can confirm that on the video. 2) If you HAD hit her, you would have been partially responsible for failing to slow down at ALL until the absolute last possible second, in fact you actually sped up as she was pulling out while the horn was going off, we can see your MPH at the bottom of your screen.
If drivers paid more attention to their own driving and surroundings there would be a lot less problems in their life. Also using the brakes instead of the horn is much more helpful in that situation.
1st clip Cammers at fault here when the car pulled out you are all the way in the left lane merging all the way over to the right lane so technically it's your fault for this one glad no contact
1st clip lady changes over 2 lanes in too short of time. The car stopped, and did not see anyone in that lame after the car that was turning. How dare they write that "the teenager didnt even look? Cammer speed has nothing to do with it, but she again takes credit saying Good thing I was going 10 miles under. Big deal. She also was gaining speed the whole time. I wish someone would edit the comments for new drivers to see the reality of defensive driving. A young driver said her instructor told her that friving is 10 percent watching what youre doing, and 90 percent watching what every body else is TRYING to do.
Nope. Her first lane change was perfect. Second one was arguably premature, but she was halfway into the #3 lane when the other car started to pull out. When pulling into traffic, ALWAYS check continuously. Don't look just once then go.
@@mattX5 true, but it's also not a bad idea to slow down to 60ish and get into the right lane, especially since the right lane ain't doing 70 haulf the time anyway
Yeah fr. If you don't HAVE to go 70 when the rain that extreme then don't I can agree to this even as someone who doesn't like right lane campers going 10 under
@@bobbailey8282 Here in canada that’s incredibly normal. I was driving home from work the other day on the 400 (our main highway) and going about 115 km/h (72 mph) in moderately heavy rain. I was getting passed by about 50% of cars on the highway, including semi trucks.
016 - "What are you doing?" Well, at the time the cammer changed lanes is probably when the other driver turned back from looking to see if it was clear to turn on the street! See, people do look! But then another second passes when they look back straight ahead. And that is when timing sucks. Perhaps, for defensive driving purposes, don't change lanes into a lane someone is preparing to turn into! It isn't about what's legally right or wrong, it's about what is safe!
I was thinking the same thing. Technically the cammer doesn't look like she broke any laws. However, that is far from saying she did nothing wrong. Personally, I think she could learn to drive better. And hopefully the teenager learned something also. That you can't always trust others on the road to do what makes sense. Whenever I'm driving I always ask myself what I would do if I was an idiot and driving that other car. In this case I would have assumed they would probably do exactly what the cammer did.
@@101perspective if your gonna be paranoid that everyone is an idiot, your best bet is to not drive. yes, poop happens, but you have to have a certain amount of trust in the system or why drive?
4:30 - Am I missing something here? Or did we just watch a (checks notes) completely routine traffic stop? I kept thinking something else has gotta happen, but nope
Justifying a minor inconvenience with "Wide angle lens makes it look like blah blah blah..." never fails to make me laugh and roll my eyes at the cammer
3:52 "Clideo"? Did they go to a marketing school, pick the worst student, and ask them to come up with the worst possible name they could think of? Imagine a teenage girl coming home one day: "Mom! Dad! Guess what? My boyfriend gave me Clideo for my birthday today!"
2:45 Cross the bridge, turn into the fairgrounds and take a few laps at Fonda Speedway if you like seeing how close you can come to hitting another vehicle without making contact.
#1 The easy way to avoid that problem is to not change lanes right before the intersection. A driver like that might take a look your way and see you in the left or middle lane, then they start to pull out and now you're in the right lane.
2:56 you got to consider they are in such massive vehicles that it takes a long time to get moving. Sometimes because of the way they are turning its hard to see out the passenger window and see these cars coming because your not only looking past the passenger seat but out the window and its like .... a bit harder to see small vehicles. At times its impossible to see and some trucks have to creeep out a bit and see if it is clear. I have seen some tricky intersections and i dont blame the truckers. I blame the fact semis are so big and cars are puny compared to them. But sometimes i have seen a truck lock eyes with our car... AND STILL PULL OUT AS IF WE DONT EXIST. it sucks but try to yield to trucks so they dont run over you.
I am aware, It was sarcasm. The rubber smelled awful. I thought all new cars came standard with ABS, and if it did. Why one of the most reliable newer cars locked up
that's why you shouldn't trust blinkers and wait until the road is clear. Changing lanes at intersections isn't illegal, and that wasn't even an intersection.
don't trust blinkers like Bill says. But unlike what Bill says, in my state it is illegal to change lanes at or in an intersection. Agree this wasn't an intersection, but the lady in clip 1 was driving aggressively, and accuses the teenager of not looking. I believe teenager did look, and waited a split second to see that the car turning actually did turn, and then they proceeded with their right turn.
@@BobbyDuwitz its explicitly illegal to change lanes in an intersection in florida and ohio. its shitty, dangerous driving and should be illegal everywhere. the cammer could have still been cited for an unsafe lane change, regardless of state.
do people only look at the car directly in front of them? the guy in front of me wasn't paying attention but I had to swerve into the shoulder....well if you were paying attention you would've seen the traffic ahead slowing and adjusted accordingly but you needed the cue from the brakes on the car directly in front of you....no just pay BETTER attention. Also if it's a known crappy junction shouldn't braking be expected there?
Although I agree that looking only at the vehicle directly in front of you is a bad idea, unfortunately most vehicles these days are too big to see anything beyond them. I always try to get out of such a spot, but is not easy, considering most time the traffic is horribly congested.
can we PLEASE stop assuming every side of an intersection has stop signs? if you see a car closely approaching, WAIT until it either stops or passes. it’s better to spare a few seconds than expecting a car with no stop sign to yield to you. when in doubt, just wait.
4:07 If that idiot keeps revving his engine like that on startup, he's going to need an engine rebuild in the near future. When starting an engine, do NOT rev it up. Let it idle until the oil pressure rises.
0:10 Barely started the clip and already am annoyed. You seem to find all the fault with the teenager, but don't you see any flaws in your driving, really? You think you handled that situation properly. Man, it's always everybody else's fault.
Stop!! Just stop explaining every vid...................it's annoying. It's a vid. We can see what's happening. We don't care how much damage there was or if someone didn't have insurance or who was at fault.
again so many drivers don't know how to drive defensively. ANTICIPATE when you see someone about to pull out expect them to pull in front of you and mentally prepare. don't just keep going forward and brake at the last second and get all pissy that they made you slow down. i'm always scanning the road and thinking "what could this car do or that car do?" and prepare, i always expect the worst
1. You have yourself to blame. You are in the middle lane and just before the intersection switch to the right lane with your blinkers on. At that moment, the driver at the intersection sees it and thinks, you should turn right and of course drive out. Never send duplicate messages in traffic. By the way, you were never in contact with her car.🤷♂🤦♂🤨
Why the hell would anyone care to see a random vehicle pulled over for... Something? Just because you got it on video doesn't mean it's suddenly interesting lol.
The first one had plenty of time to move over. In Georgia, if she would to have hit them, she would have been at fault. She had ample amount of time to brake or move over.
First person need to sell their car.... Honking is not nearly effective as changing lanes or ya know hitting the breaks when you see an obstacle in your way.
The only thing expensive about a Maserati is underneath the hood, the Ferrari manufactured engine. Body work on one of these won’t cost any more then if it were a newer Camry, these cars depreciation like no other.
@@DylanJT99 lol, no. It'll get marked up at least 400% simply because it's a Maserati, even if it costs a body shop no more to fix it than it would cost to fix a Camry. Maserati's also use Chrysler buttons and switches in the interior but I can guarantee you a headlight switch for a Maserati Ghibli would cost twice as much as a headlight switch for a Chrysler 300 OEM purely because it's needed for a Maserati. If you order through the manufacturer, that is.
@@Lincolntowncoupe the body of a Maserati inside and out is basically a Stellantis (Chrysler) product but yeah in theory we all know that a name brand will cost unnecessarily high cost😂😂damn shame
0:01 you had so much time to move and or slow down and you purposely chose to be in the same lane on a 3 lane road and slam on your brakes. Didn't even try to avoid it.
@0:05 If you had started braking as soon as you saw the other car turning, instead of speeding up and not braking til almost impact (according to your dashcam speedo) and relaxed off the horn it would have been a non-incident. But you just had to be the baddest on the road, didn't you.
@@spamlessaccount GPS speed lags indeed (fractions of second), but still provides valuable info. For example, from the 34mph she sped up to 42mph just when she approached that intersection. She was on the horn well before the other car entered the intersection, and on the brake a fraction of a second later. So, her reflexes are good, just her judgement is lacking a lot.
21:He wanted to remain sure that there was no oncoming traffic. Thus he could pass the truck in front of him without stopping(that much). A little dangerous but it looked like a not busy day on a not busy road.
It amazes me that the written descriptions in these videos are filled with constant spelling mistakes but they stay on the screen for such a short time that no-one could read them without pausing the video for almost every clip. Either you think we are super fast readers or think we are too dumb to miss the bad spelling.
@@tankmaker9807 but...Playboy? Does it even exist anymore? Or did the guy just want to plaster the logo and a bunch of scantily-clad women all over his car in an attempt to look cool...
@@snerdie1997 I think it's still out there, but with the internet..! That's not for me, but there are strange things out there. I've seen a car covered with sentences that were f this and f that, judging from the noise blaring from the car he was into violent crap...er, rap.
1:06 - A perfect example of scanning the road far ahead of you, and picking an escape route that would limit the possibility of being rear-ended. BRAVO!
Guy at 5:26 yeah he had green to go straight, yeah he had right away, yeah guy making left turn is a complete scumbag but you see he is continuing his turn with or without you so why do you keep on driving straight into him at that point be better and just let him go instead of possibly making him panic and causing him to do something stupid or even more stupid. Also the cop clip was kinda pointless like “hey I saw a cop pull someone over with sirens that went wewowewo, I wanted to share” wtf
first clip: I'm sure when they did look you were in the left or middle lane.. guess they didn't expect you to dart over 3 lanes.. but yes, they do need to make sure it's absolutely clear (from people changing lanes like that) before pulling out. (I watched the part like 5 times where she said they hit, no, they didn't hit, you clearly see they didn't touch) #8 ahhhh yes, semi doing what semi's do best..
5:00 I know you're getting kind of dumped on in the comments, but I don't blame you for not pulling over and calling 911 instead. I did the exact same thing in a very similar situation (ice and rain instead of rain). I nearly didn't miss the guy I saw wreck, and I was going pretty slow for the conditions. But even if you're a first responder, it's best not to pull over in an area with such poor visibility due to the weather if you're not in an emergency vehicle. A fire truck or ambo with bright flashy lights is much more visible in heavy rain than a personal vehicle with just hazards. Just next time you're in rain like that maybe lower your speed some and drive for the conditions. Even if you and your car can handle it, it's the other people you should watch out for.
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I've been subbed for a long while now, but I'm sorry. I love the clips you post, but the voice-over in the beginning and end of each video is SO ANNOYING. Unsubscribing.
0:16 "she felt the hit" What? There was no contact.
First clip: Why do a lot of drivers making lane changes seem to assume their lane change has no part in the cause of the accident or 'near accident'? In this case, the cammer was making a lane change from the #2 to #3 lane JUST as the silver Camry was making a right turn, the driver ASSUMING the #3 lane was clear. The cammer should have been alert to this possibility and delayed making her lane change until there were no POTENTIAL hazards.
Preach bro
you sound like a huge nerd, this isnt a classroom buddy.
While I agree, it's still not safe to assume you're safe pulling out when the adjacent traffic is in another lane. It's like pulling out when a car to their left has their turn signal on. Just because they do, doesn't mean they're going to turn. Granted, they're the idiot, but unfortunately you'll still be found at fault.
Just gotta be apprehensive for idiots like that
It looked to me like the cammer came over two lanes in a big hurry rather than gradually and safely.
And the turning car obscured the cammer's last lane change.
0:01 Of course your move across multiple lanes had nothing to do with it.
Ya but why other driver waited that long for cammer to change lanes then pull out I’m not defending the cammer but I hate drivers like that if you have the opportunity to go then just go.
@@vce.john1734 The person was waiting to make sure the car was going to turn down his street. The moment the car started to turn, they started to pull out. They were not waiting that long.
@@sweetgracie1930 ya but why wait that long when the car already turned smh.
@@vce.john1734 He was moving out when the car was turning in. What are you talking about? The didn't zoom out quickly, but they were still pulling out when the car was turning in.
@@sweetgracie1930 I won’t argue but I do apologize assuming the poor driver for waiting that long I have done sometimes like that so now I’m apologizing I shouldn’t say It first place.
2:43 you see a very large truck pulling out 200yds in front of you. 1: Do you slowly apply breaks? 2: Do you continue as if you don't see them and break at the last second?
I slowly apply the brAkEs. lol
Welcome to every video on here. Nobody wants to brake caus driving is some kind of competition to them.
O:16 - Pause Video and come straight to comments for this silliness. First: what an imagination about contact. Second: So you are a mind reader and know she turned to check a non-hit so she could tell her parents. Bravo Karen. Slow Clap. That was quite a lane change maneuver you did there as well. To answer your question, I am pointing out what an emotional DA you are. That's what I'm doing.
Amen. Double lane change is what bothered me the most.
@2:37, is it just me or does it seem like most of the dash cam types keep on going, hit the horn and then finally think about hitting the brakes (not breaks, btw!). They never anticipate something not going as designed. "I got you on dash cam!"
Since there was no contact, we can assume that the cammer _did_ used his brakes... so its just you.
0:06 she sees car turning off and no car in the closest lane behind them, decides to merge (correct), 0:07 she goes turning in never looking left again (wrong). That's a reasonable mistake, 90% of drivers doing exactly like that. So if you want to get in such collision - do exactly what the cammer did
i don't understand how the cammer is only blaming the other driver as if she didn't just cross three lanes without taking a pause.
Not even a collision
@@dumbledor123 the cammer herself said it was a collision.
@@ElCriVa and you can easily see there is no contact whatsoever
well to be honest, they prolly saw that lane was clear when they looked, and didn't see cammer dart over 3 lanes like that, but it is their responsibility to make sure it's clear before turning..
5:18 Dude, man up and say you didn’t want to get wet. It’s just pulling off to the shoulder not running for a bunker In Ukraine.
Can't believe he tried to justify it due to wet conditions being "unsafe". What a p....
lol agree, they also teach you in EMS that you wont melt in the rain. so much for his "duty to act" with all that training he got...
2:44 Seems that slowing down or even giving up your right of way to stay safe isn't an option anymore.
2:45 At the start of the video it looks like the truck is stopped. He didn't run his stop sign.
Looked like a legal turn to me. Car driver was just to entitled to let the truck go, stopped while blowing his horn. I wonder what he will do when the truck he is speeding up to ram doesn't hear his horn.
People that constantly switch lanes during rush hour traffic literally get no where faster. Just causing more traffic 😵💫 @ 6:17
And they don’t care cause in they’re puny little minds they’re actually gettin to where they need to be faster
I see this everyday and it drives me nuts. All those lane changes and speeding and yet we all end up at the red light at the same time 😂
0:16 Let's start a list of how cammer proves she has no idea how to drive:
1. Makes a double lane change
2. Makes final lane change approaching an intersection
3. Makes final lane change into a lane that a car is waiting to pull out into
5. Fails to cover brake in anticipation that there's a good chance this car will pull out
6. Continues to accelerate while laying on the horn after this car pulls out
7. States driver in the other vehicle "felt the hit" when the video evidence clearly indicates there was no hit
What did I miss?
What did you miss.. number 4 maybe
@@MrBen31 Touché 😂
@@MikeKayK Cammer doesn't realize that the car turning right obscured her last lane change from the car pulling out..
#8. The wide angle lens inside the car made her look like a bigger lesbian than she actually was.
0.5 was driving in the left lane slowly, forcing others to pass to the right.
2:41 may just be me, but if I see that semi clearly turning in front of me from that far away, I'm slowing down and not trying to race around in front of it.
Not just you. We can all see the semi making a turn from a mile away. Cammer just wants to act like a victim.
@@Meeesa Right, cause the semi had a clear view of the road, and no right of way. What did the cammer do wrong again? He stopped to avoid a collision the semi was going to cause, _making the cammer the victim?_ Please explain.
@@CurtinChad The semi was already making the left turn at the start of the clip when the cammer was far away. Not sure if you know this, but semis are huge and slow machines. They're not gonna make a left turn as fast as a car. Sometimes when they're turning they end up being in the way.
Also, not sure what the cammer was doing, but they could see the semi turning, why'd it take so long to slow down? Looks like the cammer was trying to outrun the semi and had to slam on their brakes to avoid a collision. Why not just slow down and let the semi pass? Don't need be an entitled victim.
@@CurtinChad Life is not all about right of way. I'd like to see how you enter that road if you drove the truck.
That was reasonable space for the truck to attempt, given he didn't encounter a self centered person like this guy. You let the truck enter the road, as he can, and pass as soon as legally possible, not go all the way to almost hit the truck, and then complain about it.
@@Meeesa I understand how semis work. They are expected to follow the same road rules as everyone else, like yielding to right of way traffic. There is clearly not plenty of room if the cammer had to come to a complete stop to avoid an accident. Not sure if _anyone_ understands how right of way traffic works.
#8 @ 2:42
That truck did not nearly hit you, "wide-angle lense" or not. First, while the truck was in the wrong to pull out when not clear, they started pulling out long before you got there and you didn't even try to slow down until you got to the truck. There's no way you couldn't see them trying to pull out from way back and stop in time to let them out, even though they're in the wrong for it. You just wanted to prove a point.
I don’t think the semi was in the wrong and he was stopped. The cammer just didn’t want to slow down and be a decent human being to let the man get on with his job! He proved that point loud and clear!
The truck also didn't "run his stopsign" at all. He was completely stopped before pulling out. This guy just didn't want to have to slow down or be considerate at all.
For those not familiar with that road, the speed limit is 55mph. Coming around a curb going the speed limit and being greeted by a semi who had a stop sign has nothing to do with proving a point or not wanting to slow down. As stated in my description, I have Thinkware F20 Dashcams in both of my vehicles and the wide angle lense absolutely distorts the distance on camera.
@@DashcamD413 Why would any be "coming from around a curb?"
@@mountainmanwannabe9495 Why would anyone be driving along a road that curves?
2:34 Gotta give prop to the soldier running more than 1000 yards away to check on the folks involved
Clearly not the same soldier as @3:40
I loved seeing so many people rush for aid. Often in these clips, people just continue on their way.
I thought those were pajamas.
Cammer #1,
How are you gonna be on your horn for a full two seconds before you decide to finally hit the brakes?
7:26, "I was not expecting this deer to cross at the last minute"...
Uh, it's what they do all the time...
It must have been the first deer that dope has ever seen.
#5 @ 1:26
Traffic didn't "stop suddenly", you weren't paying attention and had to slam on your brakes when you noticed last-minute that traffic stopped in front of you. Granted, whoever was behind you shouldn't be following so close that they don't have enough time to react/stop in an emergency, but you contributed to this by not paying attention and then having to slam on brakes.
Yep, that is a pretty common theme. Even if the typical cammer car is paying attention, braking hardish early then letting the car roll warns other drivers of a stoppage. Be considerate and the car you save might just be yours.
7:19 ALWAYS expect the deer to cross at the last possible moment. Also, expect their friends to follow them
And aim for their butt, because they're going to dodge forward even if that means getting even more in front of you.
Yep where there’s one there’s usually more
0:08 my parents taught me even if someone is in the 2nd lane, they can still switch so wait till both lanes empty to turn.
Very first video...
1) You didn't hit her, we can confirm that on the video.
2) If you HAD hit her, you would have been partially responsible for failing to slow down at ALL until the absolute last possible second, in fact you actually sped up as she was pulling out while the horn was going off, we can see your MPH at the bottom of your screen.
So many things the cammer did wrong in that first video. Girl has no idea what she's doing behind the wheel.
If drivers paid more attention to their own driving and surroundings there would be a lot less problems in their life. Also using the brakes instead of the horn is much more helpful in that situation.
Idiot cammer also changed multiple lanes at once and doesn’t think it had anything to do with it
1st clip Cammers at fault here when the car pulled out you are all the way in the left lane merging all the way over to the right lane so technically it's your fault for this one glad no contact
Yup
Fr ☕️
1st clip lady changes over 2 lanes in too short of time. The car stopped, and did not see anyone in that lame after the car that was turning. How dare they write that "the teenager didnt even look? Cammer speed has nothing to do with it, but she again takes credit saying Good thing I was going 10 miles under. Big deal. She also was gaining speed the whole time. I wish someone would edit the comments for new drivers to see the reality of defensive driving. A young driver said her instructor told her that friving is 10 percent watching what youre doing, and 90 percent watching what every body else is TRYING to do.
And there's no way she hit the teenager... there was no point of impact anywhere on that video.
Nope. Her first lane change was perfect. Second one was arguably premature, but she was halfway into the #3 lane when the other car started to pull out. When pulling into traffic, ALWAYS check continuously. Don't look just once then go.
5:19 Friendly advice, don't go 70MPH in that kind of weather, especially if you have anyone in front or behind you
Nothing wrong with doing 70 in that weather if you know how to control a car and have decent tires.
@@mattX5 true, but it's also not a bad idea to slow down to 60ish and get into the right lane, especially since the right lane ain't doing 70 haulf the time anyway
Yeah fr. If you don't HAVE to go 70 when the rain that extreme then don't I can agree to this even as someone who doesn't like right lane campers going 10 under
@@mattX5 WRONG!
@@bobbailey8282 Here in canada that’s incredibly normal. I was driving home from work the other day on the 400 (our main highway) and going about 115 km/h (72 mph) in moderately heavy rain. I was getting passed by about 50% of cars on the highway, including semi trucks.
016 - "What are you doing?"
Well, at the time the cammer changed lanes is probably when the other driver turned back from looking to see if it was clear to turn on the street!
See, people do look! But then another second passes when they look back straight ahead.
And that is when timing sucks.
Perhaps, for defensive driving purposes, don't change lanes into a lane someone is preparing to turn into!
It isn't about what's legally right or wrong, it's about what is safe!
Let's get mad at the other driver when we are switching three lanes at once, just before the intersection.
I was thinking the same thing. Technically the cammer doesn't look like she broke any laws. However, that is far from saying she did nothing wrong. Personally, I think she could learn to drive better. And hopefully the teenager learned something also. That you can't always trust others on the road to do what makes sense. Whenever I'm driving I always ask myself what I would do if I was an idiot and driving that other car. In this case I would have assumed they would probably do exactly what the cammer did.
Which is precisely why you should only make that turn when ALL lanes are clear.
Yep, this is why you always yield to all lanes of traffic
@@101perspective if your gonna be paranoid that everyone is an idiot, your best bet is to not drive. yes, poop happens, but you have to have a certain amount of trust in the system or why drive?
The first cammer need to think twice before moving multiple lanes
4:30 - Am I missing something here? Or did we just watch a (checks notes) completely routine traffic stop? I kept thinking something else has gotta happen, but nope
0:12 there was no impact. She’s so dramatic.
Justifying a minor inconvenience with "Wide angle lens makes it look like blah blah blah..." never fails to make me laugh and roll my eyes at the cammer
1:20 if he locked up the brakes his ABS wasn't performing too great.
But isn't that the type of car everybody praises as the most reliable? It never breaks, they say, only the minor things like brakes....
That was pure sarcasm
3:52 "Clideo"? Did they go to a marketing school, pick the worst student, and ask them to come up with the worst possible name they could think of? Imagine a teenage girl coming home one day: "Mom! Dad! Guess what? My boyfriend gave me Clideo for my birthday today!"
Or the teenage girl saying to her boyfriend "want to see my Clideo?"
I think they make a cream for that.
2:45 Cross the bridge, turn into the fairgrounds and take a few laps at Fonda Speedway if you like seeing how close you can come to hitting another vehicle without making contact.
4:45 The caption made the clip seem more exciting than it actually was.
0:01 She laid on the horn before even breaking and why she made that unnecessary lane change in the first place keeping straight lmao and SMH
Braking!
...not to mention speeding up by 10 mph while moving from the middle lane to the right lane...
#1 The easy way to avoid that problem is to not change lanes right before the intersection. A driver like that might take a look your way and see you in the left or middle lane, then they start to pull out and now you're in the right lane.
2:56 you got to consider they are in such massive vehicles that it takes a long time to get moving. Sometimes because of the way they are turning its hard to see out the passenger window and see these cars coming because your not only looking past the passenger seat but out the window and its like .... a bit harder to see small vehicles. At times its impossible to see and some trucks have to creeep out a bit and see if it is clear. I have seen some tricky intersections and i dont blame the truckers. I blame the fact semis are so big and cars are puny compared to them. But sometimes i have seen a truck lock eyes with our car... AND STILL PULL OUT AS IF WE DONT EXIST. it sucks but try to yield to trucks so they dont run over you.
#4 the “A” in ABS is “Anti-lock” and those streaks left behind signify the other driver locked the brakes completely.
If the vehicle truly has ABS, the streaks will form an A.
His ABS dash light has probably been on for 8 months.
Not to mention the smoke and smell of burned rubber.
That's a Corolla ABS.
I am aware, It was sarcasm. The rubber smelled awful. I thought all new cars came standard with ABS, and if it did. Why one of the most reliable newer cars locked up
0:05 This is why you don't change lanes right before or in intersections.
Teenager looked but you were indicating right and thought you were turning.
that's why you shouldn't trust blinkers and wait until the road is clear. Changing lanes at intersections isn't illegal, and that wasn't even an intersection.
don't trust blinkers like Bill says. But unlike what Bill says, in my state it is illegal to change lanes at or in an intersection. Agree this wasn't an intersection, but the lady in clip 1 was driving aggressively, and accuses the teenager of not looking. I believe teenager did look, and waited a split second to see that the car turning actually did turn, and then they proceeded with their right turn.
@@wam0357 please cite the law from your state.
@@BobbyDuwitz idiot cammer also changed two lanes at one time, also illegal
@@BobbyDuwitz its explicitly illegal to change lanes in an intersection in florida and ohio. its shitty, dangerous driving and should be illegal everywhere.
the cammer could have still been cited for an unsafe lane change, regardless of state.
do people only look at the car directly in front of them? the guy in front of me wasn't paying attention but I had to swerve into the shoulder....well if you were paying attention you would've seen the traffic ahead slowing and adjusted accordingly but you needed the cue from the brakes on the car directly in front of you....no just pay BETTER attention. Also if it's a known crappy junction shouldn't braking be expected there?
Yes, they only look a short distance. That's why they pull out in front of you when there's no one behind you for a mile.
I love "The person in front of me didn't leave me enough room to brake."
Although I agree that looking only at the vehicle directly in front of you is a bad idea, unfortunately most vehicles these days are too big to see anything beyond them. I always try to get out of such a spot, but is not easy, considering most time the traffic is horribly congested.
@@bills6093 OK but the merging in front of you rather than behind move, that's due to the "I'm better than you" attitude.
At least he got to see the Masaratti up close
1:43 $4,700 and not totalled? I'm shocked!!!!!
can we PLEASE stop assuming every side of an intersection has stop signs? if you see a car closely approaching, WAIT until it either stops or passes. it’s better to spare a few seconds than expecting a car with no stop sign to yield to you. when in doubt, just wait.
Always amazes me how these pricks see the others messed up yet, carrys on towards them at full speed just to sit on their horn and look concieted.
How did they make contact in the first one? I’ve rewatched it several times and they don’t seem to touch.
about 4:30 that is a trailblazer not a suburban
4:07 If that idiot keeps revving his engine like that on startup, he's going to need an engine rebuild in the near future.
When starting an engine, do NOT rev it up. Let it idle until the oil pressure rises.
Judging by the front end damage and the careless manner of backing up, the body will probably be destroyed before the engine.
That guy has bigger problems. More if them now.
0:01, sees car turn in front of her, lays on the horn and ACCELERATES, then brakes at the last second... why...?
#15 If your "safety is paramount", why are you driving 70mph in the rain?
In the first clip it’s completely obvious that the cammer never hit the silver Camry. It was definitely a close call, but nothing more.
3:18 - 5am in the morning? As opposed to 5am in the evening?
My wife says it that way, too. Drives me nuts!
The honk before you brake mentality amazes me.
At the first video ummm what lmao You need your eyes checked you didn't hit her or does the camera make it look closer then it appears 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Belinda straight facts 😂😂😂😂
2:39 how much time do you need to brake muppet
IT TOOK HIM SO LONG THOUGH LIKE.. Why drive if the cammer is gonna be that dangerous about stopping?
0:10 Barely started the clip and already am annoyed. You seem to find all the fault with the teenager, but don't you see any flaws in your driving, really? You think you handled that situation properly. Man, it's always everybody else's fault.
4:46 it's like we started reading a book halfway through. 🤣🤣🤣
My brain hurt trying to read that. Not your comment, the one on the clip.
0:43 even the truck is grimacing about the accident.
That look of shock, poor truck
4:43 did we just watch a traffic stop? Riveting!!
First video is pretty clear that there's no contact.
Stop!! Just stop explaining every vid...................it's annoying. It's a vid. We can see what's happening. We don't care how much damage there was or if someone didn't have insurance or who was at fault.
right on
2:39 truck didnt run stop sign, sat there while a car turned left in front of it. shows how much you were paying attention
again so many drivers don't know how to drive defensively. ANTICIPATE when you see someone about to pull out expect them to pull in front of you and mentally prepare. don't just keep going forward and brake at the last second and get all pissy that they made you slow down. i'm always scanning the road and thinking "what could this car do or that car do?" and prepare, i always expect the worst
The first driver intentionally tried to ram the car pulling out and should be charged with a crime
You can literally see her standing on the brakes. If she was trying to ram she could have easily done it.
its amazing how many people got their licenses from Burger King LMAO. people cant drive
1. You have yourself to blame. You are in the middle lane and just before the intersection switch to the right lane with your blinkers on. At that moment, the driver at the intersection sees it and thinks, you should turn right and of course drive out. Never send duplicate messages in traffic. By the way, you were never in contact with her car.🤷♂🤦♂🤨
Why the hell would anyone care to see a random vehicle pulled over for... Something? Just because you got it on video doesn't mean it's suddenly interesting lol.
Clip 1 Exactly what are you doing cammer? Smash into them lol. Why have a camera.
0:11 I guess paint can transfer through the air then? Cammer is stupid driver feeling entitled but probably should have just not posted the video lol.
The first one had plenty of time to move over. In Georgia, if she would to have hit them, she would have been at fault. She had ample amount of time to brake or move over.
First person need to sell their car.... Honking is not nearly effective as changing lanes or ya know hitting the breaks when you see an obstacle in your way.
1:40 if that was $4700 of damage to that Kia Soul then I'm terrified to know what the damage to that Maserati amounted to.
The only thing expensive about a Maserati is underneath the hood, the Ferrari manufactured engine. Body work on one of these won’t cost any more then if it were a newer Camry, these cars depreciation like no other.
@@DylanJT99 lol, no. It'll get marked up at least 400% simply because it's a Maserati, even if it costs a body shop no more to fix it than it would cost to fix a Camry. Maserati's also use Chrysler buttons and switches in the interior but I can guarantee you a headlight switch for a Maserati Ghibli would cost twice as much as a headlight switch for a Chrysler 300 OEM purely because it's needed for a Maserati. If you order through the manufacturer, that is.
@@Lincolntowncoupe the body of a Maserati inside and out is basically a Stellantis (Chrysler) product but yeah in theory we all know that a name brand will cost unnecessarily high cost😂😂damn shame
4:44. Smallest Suburban I've ever seen. No, it was NOT a Suburban
Please lose the lengthy commentaries...not needed and annoying...We have eyes...
0:01 you had so much time to move and or slow down and you purposely chose to be in the same lane on a 3 lane road and slam on your brakes. Didn't even try to avoid it.
7:15 Suicide deer.... Staying there and wait until a car arrives, just to run over the road in front of it....
@0:05 If you had started braking as soon as you saw the other car turning, instead of speeding up and not braking til almost impact (according to your dashcam speedo) and relaxed off the horn it would have been a non-incident. But you just had to be the baddest on the road, didn't you.
GPS speeds always lag by a few seconds. By the time it shows up, she'd already been braking.
@@spamlessaccount GPS speed lags indeed (fractions of second), but still provides valuable info.
For example, from the 34mph she sped up to 42mph just when she approached that intersection. She was on the horn well before the other car entered the intersection, and on the brake a fraction of a second later. So, her reflexes are good, just her judgement is lacking a lot.
@@danielv7340 It's not "fractions" of a second. We've seen numerous examples on this channel where the lag was obviously multiple seconds.
4:20 ide also tell the man enjoy that blown head gasket...the white smoke don't lie....
I was watching a video when suddenly a deer came out of nowhere at 7:22
7:29 I can honestly say I've never seen a traffic circle in a parking lot. WTH?
0:16 paint transfer? they didnt hit how is that even possible?
Magical jumping paint.
1:10 skids marks, no ABS
@ 0:09. Cammer is lying. There was no collision.
0:37 Ford Truck driver is looking at the b00bs on the Playboy Challenger. That's embarrassing, hope his wife doesn't see this clip.
ha ha ..that WAS his wife ...
Clip 8: no he did NOT hear your horn. He saw you in his mirror
Massarati chrysler what is the difference it is a shit car
6:48, Van Had NO Lane changing Signal, Reckless driving!! 8:00, Must be 2 women, it's like when one goes to the toilet, another has to go with her😁🤣
@6:00 people who are that reckless should lose their license for a minimum of 12 months; there's just no excuse for that kind of stupidity.
21:He wanted to remain sure that there was no oncoming traffic. Thus he could pass the truck in front of him without stopping(that much). A little dangerous but it looked like a not busy day on a not busy road.
0:01 unsafe lane change and multiple lanes
stop blaming the wide angle lens.
4:35 what is the point of this clip?
It amazes me that the written descriptions in these videos are filled with constant spelling mistakes but they stay on the screen for such a short time that no-one could read them without pausing the video for almost every clip. Either you think we are super fast readers or think we are too dumb to miss the bad spelling.
Americans..
0:39 the Playboy Car. What the hell? Who would do that to their car in the first place, much less drive around like that?
Probably a rolling ad car and they work for the company. I've seen them for other companies out here.
@@tankmaker9807 well it’s working cause it got the attention from the guy in the truck
@@tankmaker9807 but...Playboy? Does it even exist anymore? Or did the guy just want to plaster the logo and a bunch of scantily-clad women all over his car in an attempt to look cool...
@@snerdie1997 it still exist
@@snerdie1997 I think it's still out there, but with the internet..!
That's not for me, but there are strange things out there. I've seen a car covered with sentences that were f this and f that, judging from the noise blaring from the car he was into violent crap...er, rap.
#1 nice multiple lane change
The last clip I was just waiting for someone to smash into that little suv
Road rage ruins the driving experience for everyone. Can't we all just drive peacefully?
1:06 - A perfect example of scanning the road far ahead of you, and picking an escape route that would limit the possibility of being rear-ended. BRAVO!
Certified Gold!!!!!
Guy at 5:26 yeah he had green to go straight, yeah he had right away, yeah guy making left turn is a complete scumbag but you see he is continuing his turn with or without you so why do you keep on driving straight into him at that point be better and just let him go instead of possibly making him panic and causing him to do something stupid or even more stupid. Also the cop clip was kinda pointless like “hey I saw a cop pull someone over with sirens that went wewowewo, I wanted to share” wtf
first clip: I'm sure when they did look you were in the left or middle lane.. guess they didn't expect you to dart over 3 lanes.. but yes, they do need to make sure it's absolutely clear (from people changing lanes like that) before pulling out. (I watched the part like 5 times where she said they hit, no, they didn't hit, you clearly see they didn't touch)
#8 ahhhh yes, semi doing what semi's do best..
5:00 I know you're getting kind of dumped on in the comments, but I don't blame you for not pulling over and calling 911 instead. I did the exact same thing in a very similar situation (ice and rain instead of rain). I nearly didn't miss the guy I saw wreck, and I was going pretty slow for the conditions. But even if you're a first responder, it's best not to pull over in an area with such poor visibility due to the weather if you're not in an emergency vehicle.
A fire truck or ambo with bright flashy lights is much more visible in heavy rain than a personal vehicle with just hazards.
Just next time you're in rain like that maybe lower your speed some and drive for the conditions. Even if you and your car can handle it, it's the other people you should watch out for.