@@BlackRat-vw9jv Maybe, but if they have the mentality to do that kind of overtake, then they are a fatal collision in waiting. Definitely should revoke licences for people like that.
@@David_Crayford even more reason to be on absolute best behaviour when driving in public - especially the "professional" drivers such as the idiot in the HGV...
@Sunshinesmuse gullible is what you are if you believe that is how it works. 😂😂 it's an urban myth wakey wakey. You probably believe TV licence detector vans are real as well don't you 🤣🤣
These are great to see BUT why are you giving retraining courses for those serious due care and attention ones they should all be points and fines IMO.
Because they probably don't see what they are doing wrong... they prob' have more money than sense.. A retraining course will use their time and may improve their driving (unlike a fine)
Think they do get fined along with the endorsement and doing the retraining course is instead of a ban, just that they have chosen not to post that info. There is also the big insurance cost hit at renewal for any type of Dangerous Driving offence.
When they are given their "Notice of Intention to Prosecute" there are 3 options (1) Driver retraining course (Not if you have had one in the last 3 years) (2) Fixed penalty (fine and points) (3) Go to Magistrates Court I imagine option 1 is not available for using a mobile phone Computers are not very good at assessing incidents
Good to see Durham police taking dashcam footage and acting on it. One time I had dashcam and stopped at a red light. A young man started crossing the road, he'd got in front of me when a car passed by straight through the red, almost hit the lad, he just stopped his step out in time. I decided to try submit it to Cleveland police. What a rigmarole that was. After trying various means they eventually emailed to say someone would come round to view it. I managed to get it to work on the big screen TV and had a flash drive with it on ready for them to take it away. Two officers came, a male and a female. They viewed the footage. Weren't interested in taking it with them at all. They said they'd 'have a word' with the other driver which I knew meant they wouldn't do a thing (they hadn't bothered to even make note of the number plate which was clear in view). Then the male officer asked "Why do you have a dashcam?". I was a bit taken back at the question so I started to gather my thoughts, I'd seen at the time loads of videos of people trying to jump on bonnets etc claiming they'd been hit, insurance fraud, and was internally trying to verbalise that, when the officer again said "Why though? Why have a dashcam?" in an aggressive tone. I was really taken aback. The female officer was visibly disturbed by his sudden aggressive nature and she stepped in to say thanks for the footage we'll be going now. Not a chance I'd send in footage again after that. I don't even have a dashcam any more.
These days, most (if not all) police forces in England have signed up to a central online portal where you can upload a dashcam video and give a statement, all without needing to call the police.
You should have put a complaint in about their conduct and lack of action. You gave them the reasons for having a dash cam. All those reasons still apply!
I've had similar dealings but, thankfully, not with the forces of the north who all seem to take this stuff very seriously. Having a dashcam is not just your free right to have one but it's for all the reasons you can, and even those you can't, think of that you need one. If for nothing more than just maintaining or improving your own driving standards, which is mainly what I use mine for.
I know using a mobile when you are driving is very dangerous but SURELY going the wrong way down a slip road and then doing a U turn is worse! And a "re training" course when you almost cause a head on collision or do a dangerous overtake in an HGV ! Pathetic.
I think the difference is likely between "concious decision to disobey the law" and "may have had a momentary lapse of judgement or attention". I'm not suggesting to know the minds of those who did any of the things here, but you don't accidentally check your mobile phone, or pull out to a stationary red, check, then go anyway, but you might misjudge whether you can safely pass, and you might not realise you went down a one way, then get really stressed about it and make another bad judgement call.
Can we please see a lot more prosecutions for middle-lane-hogging? As much as anything, it would teach idiots (and I am choosing my words carefully) that it's not OK to occupy an overtaking lane when you're not actually overtaking.
1:01 Someone did this to me but made contact. 19 fractures apart from the mangled collarbone. 3 months in hospital in traction and took another 6 months to learn to walk again. Traumatic head injury with life changing complications. Still can't walk without limping and am unable to work because of the brain damage. Driver claimed I punched his van and nothing was done
@@FeckHallBahn What the van driver claimed you punched his van after he nearly killed you ? Because you wouldn’t punch his van before the contact would you ? So I think that’s a load of shite if he claimed you punched his van , where’s the hand imprint I would have asked 🤦♂️🫠
I am sorry you had to go through this, and then nothing comes of it. I've nearly been knocked off many times, so that's good reason to start wearing a camera. Once I reported an incident to the police online and they didn't even read my submission properly with vehicle description. They don't care.
@@graeme9679 Speed is a factor in a high percentage of accidents. Not sure about Australia but in the UK you don't qualify for a licence if you speed (instant fail on a test) so the speeders driving is below the minimum requirement for a licence and the cameras are there to catch these sub par drivers. There's a simple way of avoiding a speeding fine.
Sometimes I feel that I'm the only one obeying the UK road rules. Unfortunately, there are some awful drivers out there that can lead you into making mistakes, but hopefully the discretion of police officers can be applied sensibly..
This is now the usual standard of driving, it’s due to the general lack of on the road traffic cops, I see this every day when driving, and when I’m riding my motorcycle I constantly get tailgated, which makes fuming mad 🤬 👍🇬🇧
That hgv driver overtaking of that roundabout at 50s only got a retraining course ? That should of been before the traffic commissioner for a loss of vocational licence at least if not a total ban & before anyone asks what do i know im a hgv driver - Those things dont bruise - they kill and driving one that agressively is completely unacceptable and gives all us truckers a bad name !
1:38 sorry but that's more than driving without due care. It's CLEARLY dangerous driving. EDIT: so the clip at 0:27 gets dangerous driving for low speed wrong side of the road, yet the driver at 1:38 gets driving without due care for HIGH SPEED wrong side of the road. Makes no sense.
Probably because in the first clip, the crazy overtake was where there’s also likely to be pedestrians? Both were pretty dangerous! The second clip could be seen as an error of judgement where as the first clip was an intentional act.
Traffic island in the first clip. A deliberate "I'm not sitting behind this car anymore" and going way beyond a normal overtake... Illegal. 2nd clio was a simple, legal overtake but obviously executed poorly. Not illegal
The whole of the UK is now falling into a country which has bowed down and accepts bad driving. Its so bad its becoming an epedemic. Drivers are doing exactly as they want with no deterrent and no punishment and no fear. And now its gotten so bad people are crashing into the Emergency service vehicles that are not on call and even Police cars roaming around normally. Just this morning my commute had to be closed and shut off because a car attempted to overtake several tankers on a single carriadgeway but hit an oncoming car head-on coming the opposite way. How bad and how poor are things going to get before the brakes are put on? It seems that insurance companies don't seem to care and neither do the Police. Lives are being lost and the toll for deaths are just getting worse. Nobody is realising how bad this has become. This country needs to wake up to this dystopian driving society.
People have been seeing driving related crimes as not really crimes at all, speeding and parking tickets are passed off as bad luck and society tolerates the intrusion into all our everyday lives by the almighty car.
@@talonlan 30 years ago when they used to show helicopter views of car chases down below with stolen vehicles we were all shocked. They would be tailgating, undertaking, using a hard shoulder, barging through red lights, racing up a third lane and eventually crash into someone or something and the chase would come to an end. Now that type of driving is classed as normal. Its a Monday to Friday 08:30 - 17:30 work commute style drive. I see Mercedes AMG's and BMW M sports doing it all the time. Turning left in a right hand lane, using a filter light lane to overtake other cars, all the stuff you saw on Police STOP or Police Camera Action is whats happening normally.
I’ve lived in Asia, sub Saharan Africa, and the US. England is one of the best driving countries on earth. You don’t realise how dangerous driving really can be. Settle down.
I put three videos to Police Scotland and they refused to follow any of them up as they couldn’t positively identify the driver, absolute disgrace of a force.
I can't begin to express how important a video such as this is. There is a real disconnect between the police and the public right now where the public perceives that the police don't care about many types of crime including driving offences. This has lead to an increase in people willing to commit those crimes. When there's no feedback to the public that actually, there are repercussions for committing crime then you get a snowball effect of normally law abiding people doing things they know is wrong. By being public in showing the repercussions you can stop probably 95% of those crimes. A video like this does two things, it shows that there will be a punishment which lowers the number of people willing to try something against the law and it helps to build a better relations because it says that actually, you are not all sat on Twitter, looking for mean tweets. You are fighting crime, all crime. Basically, what I'm trying to say is keep at it. This, good.
Just a quick question regarding 1.37, how did you get a video to go from the front view to the side window without you touching the camera, which would be the same offense that the other driver is committing??
I've seen all of these clips on dashcam clip channels. Good to see that those who took the recordings sent them to the police and that they were acted upon. There is misinformation going around the Internet that traffic lights on road works are "advisory": don't know where it came from, aside from people trying to cause mayhem and thinking it's funny, but it is dangerous and needs to be nipped in the bud.
Years ago, decades even, someone told me that roadwork lights were not enforcable and that you could run a red if you could see the road was clear. Once the internet arrived, I tried googling that and found nothing at all. Don't know how and when it started but its been around for decades.
That clip was unreal, at first I thought ok one guy ran the red but then to see another three right after him. Words fail me, all so they can save maybe a minute but at the risk of costing a life.
Are traffic fines consistent through the UK? In Australia road rules, registration costs and traffic fines vary from state to state. Doing a U-turn at traffic lights is legal in Victoria, but illegal in other states. In Queensland its over $1,000 in fines for holding a mobile phone while operating a motor vehicle.
How did these people even get a license to start with? It's like as soon as they pass their test, they suddenly forget how to bloody drive. In all my years of driving, I've never had an accident, never had a ticket, never been pulled over. I mean, it's not bloody hard...
Sadly not wrong there. Exactly why I have a dashcam in my car and report drivers like in this video. Some people won't learn till they get penalised for it
The cycling incident is a typical case of 'I must get in front of the cyclist whatever the consequences'....and 'if the cyclist scratches the paintwork, he gets punched...'
Shame I didn’t have a dash cam in my GR Yaris when one of Durham’s finest motorcycle officers caused be to come to an almost complete stop after overtaking a car on the A167 in Darlington, according to this he needed retraining……I bet his two mates who held their hands up to apologise for him didn’t report him.
Increase the fines and create a nationalised car insurance. This will help keep prices low and only drivers with no convictions can be insured on the policy.
Retraining won't fix most of these idiots' habits 🙄- losing their license and having to re-take their test might on the other hand...that lorry, close pass of the cyclist and the interaction with the horse rider in particular...
So you’re telling me - that driving the wrong way down a slip road to rejoin the motorway, is the same penalty as doing 54mph through a police moderated 50mph zone with those yellow cameras…right…bs
You won't get done for 4 mph over the limit in a 50mph zone. The usually give you 10% + 2 or 3 mph so you'd have to be doing 58 or 59 before you'll trigger an NIP. That's why you'll get aggressively tailgated by HGVs in some roadworks for sitting in the middle lane because HGV drivers often know they can get away with sitting on their limiters (56mph). I agree with your point about some people getting rather lenient treatment though.
Many of these 'driving without due care and attention' incidents are in reality people driving deliberately recklessly and dangerously, and the pathetic punishments they receive will not change the way they drive
Temporary traffic lights 🚥 are a pain but if it's red you stop. Seen so many times red light jumpers at these. Then motorists complain the police have nothing better to do than keep harassing them. Stick to the rules....no points no fine simple
Not always true, if temporary lights fail (all lights stuck on red), which has happened to me several times, just treat them like junction and with extreme care.
The horse rider should also go on a training course to understand there is no such thing as 'right of way' on the highway. "Priority" yes, "right of way", no.
100 quid fine and a points for turning round on a motorway slip way and entering the motorway like that white car, that is crazy. At 16 I was caught on a moped with no license, not really anywhere dangerous just a little back street with a friend, the thing could only do 30 at the most and that was down hill lol. 440 in fines and 3 points on a license I had not even got.
Some know there's rarely cameras and take advantage of the delay between the lights changing. Inattentive drivers may also just assume the vehicle ahead is stopped, overtaking them through the traffic light without initially realising.
@ultra_vires I suspect most think they are more important than everyone else so plow through and often cause issues. These folk also seem to think if the lights don't change quickly enough, they are broken and proceed through red.
Inexcusably coming very close to killing someone with your trailer results in just a training course, while stopping and then running a red is 3 points and a fine? It's insane. I'm not saying running a red like that is ok, just that it's infinitely less dangerous than the near death experience the guy on the bike had.
Most of that wasn't careless driving ! It was dangerous driving & should have been punished accordingly. Durham police by SHOWING the ridiculous leniency, may actually encourage drivers of a certain mindset to risk other peoples lives.
@asilver2889 I thought it still was. I used to set these lights up as traffic management and they fail a lot. What's the case for lights that have failed and are stuck on red? Genuinely curious.
2:06 just proves there's more bad drivers on the road than there's good ones, how else can you get 4 knobends in a 20 second time period committing the same offense.
The punishment would be worse if they had done these things to a police vehicle. Only because it's a video from a member of the public and someone in an office is watching it, without comprehending the seriousness.
Why even bother when you give them a slap on the wrist at the worst? Plenty of these drivers should never be behind the wheel of a car again. They are knowingly and willingly endangering other people's lives for the sake of reaching the next red light a few seconds sooner. I ride a bike in this area. I obey all road laws. I have a high chance of ending up dead because the authorities refuse to actually punish terrible motorists with meaningful consequences. Every day I get close passed despite riding to the highway code and taking primary position. I have drivers fail to give way. I've had bottles thrown at me. I've had drivers tailgate me. Every single day I cannot use bike lanes because they are glorified car parks (I have reported one driver a dozen times over the course of the past 4 years for parking in a cycle lane in the same place and the authorities have not even bothered replying to me) Police (and Judges) are motorists and it shows. The way you enforce the law when it comes to drivers is ridiculously biased. When I'm knocked down and killed by a driver overtaking me and immediately left turning into my bike, please give the driver more than a "retraining course".
Sorry, I do not want to be a smart ass, but impatience is a big issue here in UK !! Way every one is rushing so much! 80% of the video clips in here are about this.
Both are bad, but it's bullshit that driving through a red light is 3 points and 100 pounds when using a mobile is 6 points and 200 pounds. The red light should be loss of license.
*COUNTY Durham's worst drivers. Surely the Constabulary knows to distinguish County Durham from Durham city, and that "Durham" alone usually refers to the city?
Do you now investigate and prosecute from dash cam footage? I was involved in a hit and run in your area that you weren’t interested in, despite having dash cam footage. Your complaints process told me you leave it to the insurance companies to sort out.
Not only was it a police vehicle the Kia rear ended. It was an ARV! You can see the chaps wearing semi-automatic pistols. In a way she was lucky because these are some of the best trained and tempered officers in the world.
Why is it so many people treat temporary lights so differently to permanent ones? I see it all the time people just driving through them like it's normal. And 4 cars @ 2:06 ,it's nuts. And as if insurance isn't enough 6 points and a CU80 code on your licence, next 5 years +75% on what you've been paying.
1:40 that ridiculously dangerous overtake only resulted in a training course? People like that should have their licence revoked for life.
I think it stays on his record though, to be used in future prosecutions.
@@BlackRat-vw9jv Maybe, but if they have the mentality to do that kind of overtake, then they are a fatal collision in waiting. Definitely should revoke licences for people like that.
Should be a loss of license and L plates, retrain and test and probation.
It certainly is red mist enducing. There are a lot of emotional creatures out there. And many employers will sack you if you lose your licence.
@@David_Crayford even more reason to be on absolute best behaviour when driving in public - especially the "professional" drivers such as the idiot in the HGV...
Most of these punishments are way too soft.
Little wonder car insurance is going through the roof with all those dangerous knobs on the road.
There's still plenty of Dickheads who drive who haven't been caught yet.
And yet profits are higher than ever for insurance companies.
That's not how increases in car insurance works 😂🤦
@@rogermellie8068🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@Sunshinesmuse gullible is what you are if you believe that is how it works. 😂😂 it's an urban myth wakey wakey. You probably believe TV licence detector vans are real as well don't you 🤣🤣
These are great to see BUT why are you giving retraining courses for those serious due care and attention ones they should all be points and fines IMO.
Because they probably don't see what they are doing wrong... they prob' have more money than sense.. A retraining course will use their time and may improve their driving (unlike a fine)
Because driving isn't taken seriously.
Think they do get fined along with the endorsement and doing the retraining course is instead of a ban, just that they have chosen not to post that info. There is also the big insurance cost hit at renewal for any type of Dangerous Driving offence.
When they are given their "Notice of Intention to Prosecute" there are 3 options
(1) Driver retraining course (Not if you have had one in the last 3 years)
(2) Fixed penalty (fine and points)
(3) Go to Magistrates Court
I imagine option 1 is not available for using a mobile phone
Computers are not very good at assessing incidents
You understand the police do not control the punishment right…?
The sad thing is that these could have all been filmed on the same day.
We need much more traffic enforcement. Dangerous/careless driving costs lives.
Good to see Durham police taking dashcam footage and acting on it.
One time I had dashcam and stopped at a red light. A young man started crossing the road, he'd got in front of me when a car passed by straight through the red, almost hit the lad, he just stopped his step out in time.
I decided to try submit it to Cleveland police. What a rigmarole that was. After trying various means they eventually emailed to say someone would come round to view it. I managed to get it to work on the big screen TV and had a flash drive with it on ready for them to take it away.
Two officers came, a male and a female. They viewed the footage. Weren't interested in taking it with them at all. They said they'd 'have a word' with the other driver which I knew meant they wouldn't do a thing (they hadn't bothered to even make note of the number plate which was clear in view).
Then the male officer asked "Why do you have a dashcam?". I was a bit taken back at the question so I started to gather my thoughts, I'd seen at the time loads of videos of people trying to jump on bonnets etc claiming they'd been hit, insurance fraud, and was internally trying to verbalise that, when the officer again said "Why though? Why have a dashcam?" in an aggressive tone. I was really taken aback. The female officer was visibly disturbed by his sudden aggressive nature and she stepped in to say thanks for the footage we'll be going now.
Not a chance I'd send in footage again after that. I don't even have a dashcam any more.
You should still have a dashcam just in case. Don't let one bad experience put you off.
These days, most (if not all) police forces in England have signed up to a central online portal where you can upload a dashcam video and give a statement, all without needing to call the police.
Personally I wouldn't even consider being on the roads today without a dashcam
You should have put a complaint in about their conduct and lack of action.
You gave them the reasons for having a dash cam. All those reasons still apply!
I've had similar dealings but, thankfully, not with the forces of the north who all seem to take this stuff very seriously. Having a dashcam is not just your free right to have one but it's for all the reasons you can, and even those you can't, think of that you need one. If for nothing more than just maintaining or improving your own driving standards, which is mainly what I use mine for.
I am stunned that lots of those got away with a 'retraining course'. Where is the deterrent?
You have to pay for the course....and its not cheap...
And it’s not meant to be a deterrent, it’s a training course 😂 have a day off granddad
You can’t do unlimited training courses.
"Do you own this road?"
"Do you?" Is the perfect retort
‘Driving without due care and attention’ = motorway slip road u turn 😂😂😂
I know using a mobile when you are driving is very dangerous but SURELY going the wrong way down a slip road and then doing a U turn is worse! And a "re training" course when you almost cause a head on collision or do a dangerous overtake in an HGV ! Pathetic.
I think the difference is likely between "concious decision to disobey the law" and "may have had a momentary lapse of judgement or attention". I'm not suggesting to know the minds of those who did any of the things here, but you don't accidentally check your mobile phone, or pull out to a stationary red, check, then go anyway, but you might misjudge whether you can safely pass, and you might not realise you went down a one way, then get really stressed about it and make another bad judgement call.
Using a mobile phone is worse than drink driving. Some people think there is nothing wrong with and some people think both are OK
@@MikeEves What about smoking whilst driving? Selecting music, drinking from bottles and eating? All of which divert your attention.
@@LionelMessi-ct7tu All of those are also bad, I don't think Mike suggested they aren't!
Can we please see a lot more prosecutions for middle-lane-hogging?
As much as anything, it would teach idiots (and I am choosing my words carefully) that it's not OK to occupy an overtaking lane when you're not actually overtaking.
Have you ever watched police pursuits in the US? There is absolutely zero lane discipline.
1:01 Someone did this to me but made contact. 19 fractures apart from the mangled collarbone. 3 months in hospital in traction and took another 6 months to learn to walk again. Traumatic head injury with life changing complications. Still can't walk without limping and am unable to work because of the brain damage. Driver claimed I punched his van and nothing was done
You are a cyclist and therefor are considered scum, by police, other drivers and the courts.
@@FeckHallBahn What the van driver claimed you punched his van after he nearly killed you ? Because you wouldn’t punch his van before the contact would you ? So I think that’s a load of shite if he claimed you punched his van , where’s the hand imprint I would have asked 🤦♂️🫠
To be fair it sounds like you did punch his van...with your collarbone, and 19 other bones, instead of your fist.
I am sorry you had to go through this, and then nothing comes of it. I've nearly been knocked off many times, so that's good reason to start wearing a camera.
Once I reported an incident to the police online and they didn't even read my submission properly with vehicle description. They don't care.
Responsible drivers have a lot to thank for the 4 million dashcams on our roads!
I wish they would do that here in Australia,instead of relying on Speed Cameras for 'safety '.
Mototrists caught consider the people with them scum and grasses.
@@graeme9679 Speed is a factor in a high percentage of accidents. Not sure about Australia but in the UK you don't qualify for a licence if you speed (instant fail on a test) so the speeders driving is below the minimum requirement for a licence and the cameras are there to catch these sub par drivers. There's a simple way of avoiding a speeding fine.
Sometimes I feel that I'm the only one obeying the UK road rules. Unfortunately, there are some awful drivers out there that can lead you into making mistakes, but hopefully the discretion of police officers can be applied sensibly..
Very entertaining Thank you for spotting idiots.
Good to see that some of these videos actually get sent to the Police.
This is now the usual standard of driving, it’s due to the general lack of on the road traffic cops, I see this every day when driving, and when I’m riding my motorcycle I constantly get tailgated, which makes fuming mad 🤬 👍🇬🇧
These are brilliant pics; thank you. Stay safe xx
That hgv driver overtaking of that roundabout at 50s only got a retraining course ? That should of been before the traffic commissioner for a loss of vocational licence at least if not a total ban & before anyone asks what do i know im a hgv driver - Those things dont bruise - they kill and driving one that agressively is completely unacceptable and gives all us truckers a bad name !
"Do you own this road, like?" - Yes -- That's a classic!!!
The fines should be alot more money, as most pay the fine, then do the same thing. Have a great day my friends, and stay safe ❤️🙂⚘️🚔💙.
Excessive leniency in nearly all cases. Most of these should have been banned either short term or permanent. Not pleased :(
1:38 sorry but that's more than driving without due care. It's CLEARLY dangerous driving.
EDIT: so the clip at 0:27 gets dangerous driving for low speed wrong side of the road, yet the driver at 1:38 gets driving without due care for HIGH SPEED wrong side of the road. Makes no sense.
Probably because in the first clip, the crazy overtake was where there’s also likely to be pedestrians? Both were pretty dangerous!
The second clip could be seen as an error of judgement where as the first clip was an intentional act.
Traffic island in the first clip. A deliberate "I'm not sitting behind this car anymore" and going way beyond a normal overtake... Illegal.
2nd clio was a simple, legal overtake but obviously executed poorly. Not illegal
The whole of the UK is now falling into a country which has bowed down and accepts bad driving. Its so bad its becoming an epedemic. Drivers are doing exactly as they want with no deterrent and no punishment and no fear. And now its gotten so bad people are crashing into the Emergency service vehicles that are not on call and even Police cars roaming around normally. Just this morning my commute had to be closed and shut off because a car attempted to overtake several tankers on a single carriadgeway but hit an oncoming car head-on coming the opposite way. How bad and how poor are things going to get before the brakes are put on? It seems that insurance companies don't seem to care and neither do the Police. Lives are being lost and the toll for deaths are just getting worse. Nobody is realising how bad this has become. This country needs to wake up to this dystopian driving society.
People have been seeing driving related crimes as not really crimes at all, speeding and parking tickets are passed off as bad luck and society tolerates the intrusion into all our everyday lives by the almighty car.
@@talonlan 30 years ago when they used to show helicopter views of car chases down below with stolen vehicles we were all shocked. They would be tailgating, undertaking, using a hard shoulder, barging through red lights, racing up a third lane and eventually crash into someone or something and the chase would come to an end. Now that type of driving is classed as normal. Its a Monday to Friday 08:30 - 17:30 work commute style drive. I see Mercedes AMG's and BMW M sports doing it all the time. Turning left in a right hand lane, using a filter light lane to overtake other cars, all the stuff you saw on Police STOP or Police Camera Action is whats happening normally.
I’ve lived in Asia, sub Saharan Africa, and the US. England is one of the best driving countries on earth. You don’t realise how dangerous driving really can be. Settle down.
@@DNOPLAYSGAMES You clearly havn't been to the UK. Settle down.
Don't worry the government want us all out of our cars end of problem.
I put three videos to Police Scotland and they refused to follow any of them up as they couldn’t positively identify the driver, absolute disgrace of a force.
I was going to write much the same comment, but saw yours first. Police Scotland have zero fucks to give.
To much like hard work mate ! But if it was a theft from one of their colleagues car or house they'd be straight on it !
To busy with random stop check points to up there Christmas bonuses 😂
@@JohnnyMQB I think GB news recently highlighted the overtime these coppers get & in some cases they can triple their basic salaries !
@@AGTC009 exactly if it was for safety you would get points and that would put you off the road the fine does nothing apart from fund them
Very lenient outcomes 😢
Punitive fines.
I can't begin to express how important a video such as this is. There is a real disconnect between the police and the public right now where the public perceives that the police don't care about many types of crime including driving offences. This has lead to an increase in people willing to commit those crimes. When there's no feedback to the public that actually, there are repercussions for committing crime then you get a snowball effect of normally law abiding people doing things they know is wrong. By being public in showing the repercussions you can stop probably 95% of those crimes.
A video like this does two things, it shows that there will be a punishment which lowers the number of people willing to try something against the law and it helps to build a better relations because it says that actually, you are not all sat on Twitter, looking for mean tweets. You are fighting crime, all crime. Basically, what I'm trying to say is keep at it. This, good.
Just a quick question regarding 1.37, how did you get a video to go from the front view to the side window without you touching the camera, which would be the same offense that the other driver is committing??
Clearly filmed by a passenger.
I've seen all of these clips on dashcam clip channels. Good to see that those who took the recordings sent them to the police and that they were acted upon. There is misinformation going around the Internet that traffic lights on road works are "advisory": don't know where it came from, aside from people trying to cause mayhem and thinking it's funny, but it is dangerous and needs to be nipped in the bud.
Years ago, decades even, someone told me that roadwork lights were not enforcable and that you could run a red if you could see the road was clear. Once the internet arrived, I tried googling that and found nothing at all. Don't know how and when it started but its been around for decades.
@@ARBC2024 Probably some full fat bellend in the pub that started that rumour!
That clip was unreal, at first I thought ok one guy ran the red but then to see another three right after him. Words fail me, all so they can save maybe a minute but at the risk of costing a life.
Durham constabulary will be offering retraining courses for drink driving next .😮
Are traffic fines consistent through the UK? In Australia road rules, registration costs and traffic fines vary from state to state. Doing a U-turn at traffic lights is legal in Victoria, but illegal in other states. In Queensland its over $1,000 in fines for holding a mobile phone while operating a motor vehicle.
Excellent work officers. Arrogant & dangerous drivers.
This is nothing; try driving in Bradford!
No thanks.
How did these people even get a license to start with? It's like as soon as they pass their test, they suddenly forget how to bloody drive. In all my years of driving, I've never had an accident, never had a ticket, never been pulled over. I mean, it's not bloody hard...
Nice work guys
We NEED this in Australia. The driving is getting worse by the day and the lack of police resources is terrible.
love the music - perfect!
There are too many idiots on the road these days, driving is a privilege not a right
Sadly not wrong there. Exactly why I have a dashcam in my car and report drivers like in this video. Some people won't learn till they get penalised for it
who says its a privilege? Travelling Is a right
@@petervankas1352 the ability to drive a vehicle a privilege
@@phildenholm Don't be a idiot
@@petervankas1352Says the sovereign citizen!
judges need a retraining course
Judges don't set the laws mate
The cycling incident is a typical case of 'I must get in front of the cyclist whatever the consequences'....and 'if the cyclist scratches the paintwork, he gets punched...'
Nah the guy entering the highway from the wrong side of the road getting an easier fine than a guy using his phone is crazy
Shame I didn’t have a dash cam in my GR Yaris when one of Durham’s finest motorcycle officers caused be to come to an almost complete stop after overtaking a car on the A167 in Darlington, according to this he needed retraining……I bet his two mates who held their hands up to apologise for him didn’t report him.
Increase the fines and create a nationalised car insurance. This will help keep prices low and only drivers with no convictions can be insured on the policy.
Too many "careless driving" that in my opinion should be charged as "dangerous driving".
Retraining won't fix most of these idiots' habits 🙄- losing their license and having to re-take their test might on the other hand...that lorry, close pass of the cyclist and the interaction with the horse rider in particular...
Having a go at someone for being on horseback? Got to be a first.
Another example of people feeling entitled to behave like giant bellends when they're behind the wheel.
Retraining course seems to be the default process option in Durham?
So you’re telling me - that driving the wrong way down a slip road to rejoin the motorway, is the same penalty as doing 54mph through a police moderated 50mph zone with those yellow cameras…right…bs
You won't get done for 4 mph over the limit in a 50mph zone. The usually give you 10% + 2 or 3 mph so you'd have to be doing 58 or 59 before you'll trigger an NIP. That's why you'll get aggressively tailgated by HGVs in some roadworks for sitting in the middle lane because HGV drivers often know they can get away with sitting on their limiters (56mph). I agree with your point about some people getting rather lenient treatment though.
Many of these 'driving without due care and attention' incidents are in reality people driving deliberately recklessly and dangerously, and the pathetic punishments they receive will not change the way they drive
We need considerably more roads policing across the UK. Especially in Surrey!
01:29 I hope the person filming the driver on their phone wasn't also using their phone to film whilst driving!
Temporary traffic lights 🚥 are a pain but if it's red you stop. Seen so many times red light jumpers at these. Then motorists complain the police have nothing better to do than keep harassing them. Stick to the rules....no points no fine simple
Not always true, if temporary lights fail (all lights stuck on red), which has happened to me several times, just treat them like junction and with extreme care.
Many of these "driving without due care and attention" I would have classed as "dangerous driving".
The horse rider should also go on a training course to understand there is no such thing as 'right of way' on the highway. "Priority" yes, "right of way", no.
100 quid fine and a points for turning round on a motorway slip way and entering the motorway like that white car, that is crazy. At 16 I was caught on a moped with no license, not really anywhere dangerous just a little back street with a friend, the thing could only do 30 at the most and that was down hill lol. 440 in fines and 3 points on a license I had not even got.
Why is it drivers think its totally fine to pile through temp traffic lights?
Some know there's rarely cameras and take advantage of the delay between the lights changing. Inattentive drivers may also just assume the vehicle ahead is stopped, overtaking them through the traffic light without initially realising.
@ultra_vires I suspect most think they are more important than everyone else so plow through and often cause issues. These folk also seem to think if the lights don't change quickly enough, they are broken and proceed through red.
Because they're not cyclists which makes it OK apparently.
Not paying attention with a police car in front of you is grade A stupid.
Inexcusably coming very close to killing someone with your trailer results in just a training course, while stopping and then running a red is 3 points and a fine? It's insane. I'm not saying running a red like that is ok, just that it's infinitely less dangerous than the near death experience the guy on the bike had.
Police officer doing the compo walk... 😂
Brilliant. 👍
The fines are far too low, especially when you consider the chance of being caught. That lorry driver should be fined £5,000 and banned for 3 years.
Fantastic. Horrible, horrible drivers.
Well I learned something, I didn't think you could points for jumping a temporary red light, only a fine.
Most of that wasn't careless driving ! It was dangerous driving & should have been punished accordingly. Durham police by SHOWING the ridiculous leniency, may actually encourage drivers of a certain mindset to risk other peoples lives.
There are some people who believe they can legally jump a red light at temporary lights. Where they get these bizarre ideas from defeats me.
It used to be the case - changed few years ago.
@asilver2889 I thought it still was. I used to set these lights up as traffic management and they fail a lot. What's the case for lights that have failed and are stuck on red? Genuinely curious.
Great choice of music 🤣
I got the same fine and three points as some of these, for doing 32 in a 30 limit....
You were braking the law and that is the usual 'sentence' for a speeding.
1:17 Blatant red light jumping should be a ban
2:46 and how did you find him? His reg plate was filthy.
Rear one was filthy. Front one was clearly visible since it's been blurred in this video.
2:06 just proves there's more bad drivers on the road than there's good ones, how else can you get 4 knobends in a 20 second time period committing the same offense.
I guess they're all friends in some shitty hatchback club, following each other
Very much against phone use whilst driving, however why does that driver get double the fine of the car going the wrong way on a slip road?
The punishment would be worse if they had done these things to a police vehicle. Only because it's a video from a member of the public and someone in an office is watching it, without comprehending the seriousness.
Why even bother when you give them a slap on the wrist at the worst? Plenty of these drivers should never be behind the wheel of a car again. They are knowingly and willingly endangering other people's lives for the sake of reaching the next red light a few seconds sooner. I ride a bike in this area. I obey all road laws. I have a high chance of ending up dead because the authorities refuse to actually punish terrible motorists with meaningful consequences. Every day I get close passed despite riding to the highway code and taking primary position. I have drivers fail to give way. I've had bottles thrown at me. I've had drivers tailgate me. Every single day I cannot use bike lanes because they are glorified car parks (I have reported one driver a dozen times over the course of the past 4 years for parking in a cycle lane in the same place and the authorities have not even bothered replying to me)
Police (and Judges) are motorists and it shows. The way you enforce the law when it comes to drivers is ridiculously biased. When I'm knocked down and killed by a driver overtaking me and immediately left turning into my bike, please give the driver more than a "retraining course".
Seems odd that phone use gets a higher penalty that some of the more dangerous offences. Not that phone driving is ok.
The person filming at 1:30 is surely using a phone to capture the evidence - did you give them points?
The fines/sentences need to be revisited, everything needs to be increased now.
Gutted at the amount of retraining courses handed out for some of these.
Sorry, I do not want to be a smart ass, but impatience is a big issue here in UK !! Way every one is rushing so much! 80% of the video clips in here are about this.
Great to see dashcam footage being acted upon, there are more idiots then ever out on the roads
The fines aren't large enough. Should be more than 6 points for using a phone
Some of these could have cost lives but they got retraining? The law is a joke these days and people are taking advantage of that fact
2:03 she needs to be banned from driving for life.
Both are bad, but it's bullshit that driving through a red light is 3 points and 100 pounds when using a mobile is 6 points and 200 pounds. The red light should be loss of license.
Do we have a report it link for washington?
Yes I reported you on it yesterday evening for your utterly atrocious driving
You are a bell end and a lier. @Manos-de-Piedra
Probably on the Northumbria Police website as it's in Tyne & Wear.
*COUNTY Durham's worst drivers. Surely the Constabulary knows to distinguish County Durham from Durham city, and that "Durham" alone usually refers to the city?
That blue for driving down the road the wrong way. Driving education course what?
Durham police are far more lenient than in cumbria...
time to replace points with 6 month ban minimum, plus a resit of test.
Wow, some real heavy punishments dished out there 🙄
Made my day
Do you now investigate and prosecute from dash cam footage?
I was involved in a hit and run in your area that you weren’t interested in, despite having dash cam footage. Your complaints process told me you leave it to the insurance companies to sort out.
I have but one question, did the firearms officers have to pay cakes, or is that a MOPs footage with a well timed arrival??
The people filming other people using their phones while driving are themselves using their phone while driving to film them!
Did they get 6 points?
HOW ON EARTH IS THAT FIRST ONE NOT A PERM BAN, WE NEED TO BE STRICTER
bro went straight into the back of an armed response vehicle.........
Not only was it a police vehicle the Kia rear ended. It was an ARV! You can see the chaps wearing semi-automatic pistols. In a way she was lucky because these are some of the best trained and tempered officers in the world.
Why is it so many people treat temporary lights so differently to permanent ones? I see it all the time people just driving through them like it's normal. And 4 cars @ 2:06 ,it's nuts. And as if insurance isn't enough 6 points and a CU80 code on your licence, next 5 years +75% on what you've been paying.
Looked like a typical artic driver to me.
last two cars through that red light @2:05 were late for The Italian Job.