As someone who lives in Utah, I'm so hyper aware of every car around me. And especially looking around before going in the intersection after I get a green light, I've had a few times where just waiting a second has saved my life.
Yes! That! I always wait a second or two before entering an intersection even if I have a green, especially at this particular intersection. I've had about 2 times where I waited and a car had blasted through the intersection and would've gotten tboned if I went right when it turned green. Stay safe out there!
#34 13:50 While the pickup did cut that lane change pretty close, there was no need for cammer to continue flashing their insanely bright high beams, blinding everyone else.
34 with the bright ass highbeams, ur not just blindng the person who cut you off (which wasnt even that bad), but also every other person just minding their own business in front of you... like what
Great investment and if you are in an accident, it pays for itself immediately. Get a good one, front and rear, that gives a clear picture both day and night, has audio and you can save a video loop with a voice command, and that will pair with your phone so you can share a video with police immediately.
We have some of the WORST drivers I've ever seen... Every time I go out of state I'm happy about driving because driving is treated as a communal activity and it's not just all about "me me me"
As a utahn I highly suggest it. Hell even a starter one. You can get one at Walmart for $20 and it's decent. Plus you can get insurance discounts with some companies
A third of these are on my commute. One even showed my office building. I see at least one incident like these every day. I think I'm a good driver, never had an accident, but I'm scared I'll see myself do something stupid that I didn't even realize I was doing on here. So far so good though!
I really feel.sorry for the innocent people who get hit (and hurt) simply as the result of being in the wrong place and time with a careless/bad driver.
@@listerofsmeg884 Came for the crashes? That’s nice. You enjoy seeing other’s pain and misery?! I watch to learn what not to do…to be a better, more aware driver. 🤷🏻♂️
I see 2 dominant schools of thought here: 1) I'm going first. If a traffic law is violated or your vehicle is destroyed in a collision, that's your problem, because I ALWAYS GO FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2) No, I'm not going to stop at the red light. I will be dead by the time it turns green again. If you're in the way when I run the red light, that's your problem.
Cross traffic probably has a 50-55mph speed limit. I don't recognize that specific intersection, but there's a bunch like it around where I grew up in Utah. This one seems a tad worse, it seems those at the stop sign have a harder time seeing the 2nd lane going left-to-right than at the ones I've driven a hundred times
YES. as a utah resident ive been waiting for an exclusive ETA: as a santaquin resident i can confirm there are lots of deer !! ive seen them twice myself in a certain area, though it was light enough both times i saw them early
and the guy wasnt even speeding, the speed limit on that road looks to be 55mph since the corners are 45mph, the idiot jeep driver blocking traffic on a road with blind curves is the real danger
The intersection all the clips in #19 are from has since gotten a 4 way traffic light. It’s one of the only 2 ways into our city, where a 65 mph highway is between two residential neighborhoods. Very glad it got a light. I came across a handful of crashes there coming home
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13:33 Utah has a lot of these weird drive on the left side "diverging diamond" interchanges. It can be really confusing if you haven't encountered them before. Wrong way drivers are fairly common. Supposedly they are safer but I'm pretty sure the frequent confusion they create negates any advantage.
They are putting them diversion diamonds in Florida now and they wonder why when people get on the interstate they are in the wrong lane going the wrong direction another man from out of town was killed here last week going the wrong way on the interstate
I live in Orlando, FL and they are building one in a very congested area right in the tourist district. They made a temporary setup with barrels and cones while it's under construction. There was a wrong way fatality the first week it was open. It seems to work well but in a tourist area where so many drivers aren't even used to driving on the right side of the road (lots of UK visitors), switching back and forth makes it more confusing. We're getting a lot of round-a-bouts too and people seem to be unable to comprehend those too!
The double diverging diamond interchanges are absolutely AWESOME when done right. Really helps traffic flow. Set up wrong you're just asking for a disaster.
If you knew what it was like trying to exit I-15 on 1100 South in Brigham City you would understand the diverging diamond is absolutely necessary. Cars would be backed up down the freeway exit before they changed it. Now you barely wait for a light.
#20 You had to hit your brakes because it's a stop sign. You are supposed to stop at them. That's what they're for. That's what actually should've stopped you from following the Jeep. Truck people.
Yet the guy who he was trying to keep from passing was wanting to pass on a double line. Perhaps the jeep driver saw traffic coming that the guy behind him couldn’t see.
@@JaneMurray-di3gq if you go 10 mph on a road with blind curves you are just asking to get rear ended so it would be safer to pass the idiot jeep driver. also the jeep driver kept blocking him even when he was in a passing zone so stfu and stop trying to defend this karen
The worst is the entitled red light runners. I always see someone running a red even it just turned red. The drivers here in Utah are very scary at times. Its quite unpredictable. I wish people wise up and have more patience.
@@VV-lq4di. Trucks with heavy wider loads require extra space to turn. In New Zealand, we recognize this by positioning lanes farther back, providing ample room for safe maneuvers. Common sense dictates maintaining a safe distance from a turning truck's swing radius. This is specially important with trucks carrying wider, heavier loads. Even normal trucks require a wider swing.
@@cherk9993 He was being facetious (tongue-in-cheek). Intelligent people know that your explanation is 100% correct. Unfortunately, intelligence and common sense are severely lacking these days.
I was looking for someone to comment on this. 🙂 After watching a ton of these videos, I have learned that there is a lot of people who blame the semi for wide turns. Common sense should tell them that the bigger the vehicle, the wider the turning radius. I would like to know what the cammer expects the truck to do?
From the limited info I can see: 1. The truck doesn't appear to have taken the turn wide enough. 2. For me, I would have liked them to at least slow down a bit and allow me to reverse safely!
Im a very defensive driver but there are times the offensive driver does the most "creative" things i can't plan that well. I live in Utah and still alive. By a miracle times 100
I live in Utah and one thing is for sure red-light running is out of control and people not missing their exits and exiting from the far lanes is ridiculous. Mostly people here are polite drivers but there are some that don't care they own the road. I think they moved here from Florida.
😂😂😂 and here I think they all moved to Florida from Utah😂😂😂 been in Southwest Florida my whole life in the last couple years it's going to hell and then when they repave the roads that last Almost 2 months and the roads have giant potholes in them again and sinkholes
118th and Mt. View Corridor is the worst I have ever seen, so many many people run red lights. Udot eventually put double red light traffic lights to try to get people to see them. People still run them.
Yeah and show them they are tying to make an illegal pass on double Yellow lines. Good idea. Lol. Should both drivers get their head out of their ass and drive? The answer is yes.
Utah 7:57 do what i did and paint a giant scull and crossbones in the intersection in the middle of the night! It got me a blinking s 4 way stop light. After a big news article.
#20 9:26 Cammer being a bit creative with "slamming _on"_ the brakes - they were going 6 mph ffs. Sube didn't seem to be going that fast, but they were doing some egregious tailgating and cammer's buddy in the Jeep retaliated with some egregious brake checking which submitter then tried (poorly) to hide by speeding up the clip during that bit. Seems maybe they deserved one another. Watch out for those Subaru _and_ Jeep drivers out there!
That truck was cut off by a different white truck. She was going too fast and swerving around traffic. That white truck clipped her when she tried to veer around. No one to blame but herself.
Every year, as someone who lives in Utah, I love watching people forget how to drive in the snow. I also love seeing people with Cali plates struggle too
She’s an idiot! She was speeding and swerving around causing the second white truck to clip her when the first white truck pulled out. No one to blame but herself.
#20 The cammer was about to run a stop sign until the Subaru came along. Then the white Jeep became the idiot for attempting to block the Subaru's pass in a legal passing zone.
It's wild watching once of these where you're familiar with the roads! Like literally clips 2 blocks away from my place. I think Utah drivers are typically pretty confident and decently skilled (obviously with exceptions), but speed limits here are so fast compared to other places I've lived that small accidents lead to major results.
I’m a tow truck driver in Salt Lake City, mainly in the south end of the valley, and I pick up multiple accidents a day. Even multiple fatalities every year. I’ve been doing it 17 years and it’s only getting worse.
35. This happens alot in California after months of not having any rain. People decide "oh hey its raining, gotta go 95 because everyone else is going slow. wow rain so cool, its making my animalistic instincts kick in." Only for me to drive by their spun-out wreck that crashed into the median a few minutes later. People really really underestimate weather road conditions.
16:38 it's not a careless trucker he had no room he swung as far as he could. Pretty sure he was watching you and wasn't going to hit you if you stood still.
#19 It’s not the city’s fault that people don’t know right of way. It’s not the city’s fault that people can’t comprehend looking both ways to assure safe crossings or turns. It’s not the city’s fault that people can’t put their phones down while driving. It’s not the city’s fault that people DON’T KNOW HOW TO DRIVE SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY.
It is the cities fault because the speed limit on that road is too high. People look both ways, either dont see a car coming or its very far away, but since they are flying, the cars catch up to them way faster than expected. Lowering the speed limit in that area, or putting up a traffic light, would alleviate this more.
@ Changing speed limits means nothing to speeders. Just more excuses for poor drivers that can’t take their behind the wheel responsibilities seriously.
People making excuses to allow government to hold their hands like they’re children while simultaneously complaining about government overstepping and impeding their lives. Pick one, because you can’t have both. Take responsibility for your own actions.
50 years ago when my first long trip and had a police officer trying to slow down traffic and I had never seen that before and the second time I passed him he made it clear to me what he was doing that I need to get behind him, yes sir thank you!!
I haven't seen any crashes, but been in one (hit from behind) i had a crappy dash cam I didn't even know how to use (did not record my accident) My rear end accident was why I got a new cam, i appreciate these videos showing the cam model so I can see how well the visual is day vs night.
Having lived in the L.A. area for nearly 30 years, but moving to the SLC area 4 years ago, I can tell you, UTAH drivers are the worst! They run all the lights, they change lanes without looking (a turn signal does not mean you can go if it is not clear!), and they all close their eyes and say, "Jesus, take the wheel!"
#48 17:45 "Hrm....everyone ahead of me seems to be braking and getting out of this one lane. Empty lane! I guess I'll take it and pass all these slowpokes." These are the geniuses on our roads.
@@GoldKnightColt He could certainly see the brake lights on literally EVERY SINGLE car ahead of him and yet he nearly gets in a wreck. Certainly sounded like his engine was revving....I wonder if he was accelerating while every other driver on the road was braking? Maybe. Maybe not.
@@tz28exile Buying both an alternator and a battery would not cost 2k. Isn't it illegal where you live to have a cracked windshield? Sure is where I live.
@@xo2quilt I have no idea. Certainly shouldn't be if it's not hindering visibility. Sounds like a revenue generator to me. And I know a battery and alternator would cost less than 2K. I'm just using an example. There were probably several vital components she needed to replace.
@@tz28exile Actually, an intact windshield is important to the structural stability of a vehicle in a rollover accident. I believe there is a show where a UK accident reconstruction expert explained it. Helps keep the roof from crushing in on the first hit. I know they break during that initial roll, but it absorbs much of the energy of the hit and subsequent rolls usually have less energy. It's a niche skill that is outside my education, but I do like learning a bit from experts here on YT.
0:31 who else thinks of the movie. The hangover every time you hear this song 😂 what a great movie. Who was in high school when that movie dropped I remember renting it at what was it called Hollywood movies. What a time to be Alive different times back then
I lived in Bountiful for 18 years and that Woods Cross exit seems to be point of confusion for many new drivers to the area. Lots of wrong way drivers there.
@9:40 jeep is at fault no doubt about it!! he is mad that his truck is failing and the insurance warranty won’t cover it so he decides to get hit and get a new car😂
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Truckers Only next week?
No more repeats.
That state has some nice Mountain Views!
@@johnt.848 Yes ! Please 👍
As someone who lives in Utah, I'm so hyper aware of every car around me. And especially looking around before going in the intersection after I get a green light, I've had a few times where just waiting a second has saved my life.
Yes! That! I always wait a second or two before entering an intersection even if I have a green, especially at this particular intersection. I've had about 2 times where I waited and a car had blasted through the intersection and would've gotten tboned if I went right when it turned green. Stay safe out there!
@@y2kbabe37 Agreed I always look both ways even if its green. Its hard to know if some idiot decides to run the red.
#34 13:50 While the pickup did cut that lane change pretty close, there was no need for cammer to continue flashing their insanely bright high beams, blinding everyone else.
2. Love the "Oh, Dad's gonna kill me." before any other thought.
34 with the bright ass highbeams, ur not just blindng the person who cut you off (which wasnt even that bad), but also every other person just minding their own business in front of you... like what
For real it’s not serious. His ego was probably hurt or something.
😂😂 I thought he held the power of the sun in the palm of his hands for a second there. My goodness.
The guy signalled, got in front of you and kept going. You the cammer got offended and behaved like a spoilt child!
Yeah, Utah drivers love keeping their high beams on.
I was hoping someone pointed this out, it's just straight up rude
I live in Salt Lake and I can tell you the amount of people who drive in the snow well over the speed limit will never cease to amaze you.
Tell that to the semi trucks, they’re doing over 80 on a 65
#15 imagine blatantly disobeying an officer like that....... I hope her ticket was MASSIVE
You know what else is massive?
I've lived in Utah a long time, and seeing this I probably should invest in a dash cam
Great investment and if you are in an accident, it pays for itself immediately. Get a good one, front and rear, that gives a clear picture both day and night, has audio and you can save a video loop with a voice command, and that will pair with your phone so you can share a video with police immediately.
We have some of the WORST drivers I've ever seen... Every time I go out of state I'm happy about driving because driving is treated as a communal activity and it's not just all about "me me me"
only been here for three years and got one last year. it’s crucial here 😭
As a utahn I highly suggest it. Hell even a starter one. You can get one at Walmart for $20 and it's decent. Plus you can get insurance discounts with some companies
A third of these are on my commute. One even showed my office building. I see at least one incident like these every day.
I think I'm a good driver, never had an accident, but I'm scared I'll see myself do something stupid that I didn't even realize I was doing on here. So far so good though!
Utah is a gold mine for dash cammers. The sense of entitlement on the road is mind blowing.
These FACTS
The use of words like entertainment and toxic are vastly misused.
utah county is the worst
Yeah mormons are super entitled jerks.
Polygamist think they're entitled to everything, that's why they act like that.
I really feel.sorry for the innocent people who get hit (and hurt) simply as the result of being in the wrong place and time with a careless/bad driver.
13:46 calm your ass down dude wasn’t even close to hitting you
Åh, Utah looks nice with all the mountains and snow....
Majority of us here are only here for the scenery lol
Came from the crashes, stayed for the scenery. ❤️
Utah is a state with stunning natural beauty and some of the best national and state parks in the country!!
It lools like moon. You sure do like desolate places.
Stay away ❤from
@@listerofsmeg884 Came for the crashes? That’s nice. You enjoy seeing other’s pain and misery?! I watch to learn what not to do…to be a better, more aware driver. 🤷🏻♂️
@@MJ-uk6lu Maybe you’re just very close minded.
9:32 Jeep mentaly vs dirtbike mentality. Room temperature iqs that deserve each other.
the subaru was going so fast i had to stop at the stop sign unlike my friends is some wild logic lmfao
@@C3Rl3 It wasn't a Subaru. Weird drivers though either way.
I see 2 dominant schools of thought here:
1) I'm going first. If a traffic law is violated or your vehicle is destroyed in a collision, that's your problem, because I ALWAYS GO FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2) No, I'm not going to stop at the red light. I will be dead by the time it turns green again. If you're in the way when I run the red light, that's your problem.
"I'm allowed to do what I want and everyone else has to deal with it."
8:59 That intersection definitely needs traffic lights! What is the speed limit?
fr i might be worse than the autobahn
Speed limits do not matter when drivers are not paying attention , not sure traffic lights would either .
Cross traffic probably has a 50-55mph speed limit. I don't recognize that specific intersection, but there's a bunch like it around where I grew up in Utah. This one seems a tad worse, it seems those at the stop sign have a harder time seeing the 2nd lane going left-to-right than at the ones I've driven a hundred times
Roundabout
@@Buddy-u2f There aren't any crossings on Autobahn.
YES. as a utah resident ive been waiting for an exclusive
ETA: as a santaquin resident i can confirm there are lots of deer !! ive seen them twice myself in a certain area, though it was light enough both times i saw them early
Estimate time of arrival? 🤔
@@Rihla_a-z wdym?
@venusnex what so you think ETA means? Lol
39 seemed personal lol a pair of inseparable twins with the same everything, even as adults, woke up and chose violence
Every lane is a “passing lane”, you’re supposed to keep as far right as possible. All of that traffic could & should be in the right 3 lanes.
@@kingnull2697huh? What passing lanes are there in number 39?
Oh, and “Provo” right as they are passing the 1600 North exit in OREM…😂
As an Oremite I was personally offended by this.
15:14 What a beautiful place. ! 😀
#20 doesn't matter how irrational or unsafely someone else is driving; it doesn't give you the right to do the same back to them
Eeeehhhhhh….
@@coop6951 No. If you disagree you gotta hand in your license and stop driving. That's how you kill other people or yourself. Dumbass.
He had to slam on his brakes? Regardless, he still had a Stop sign!
@@mospeada1152 Doesn't justify driving like a dumbass just because someone else does it.
I bet you let your children get bullied
0:48 Ok, pole sturdy
Exactly!
The pole was sideways when I got out
20: You complain that you had to stop before a STOP sign? Are you serious?
and the guy wasnt even speeding, the speed limit on that road looks to be 55mph since the corners are 45mph, the idiot jeep driver blocking traffic on a road with blind curves is the real danger
Plus his buddy in front of him is brake checking him and won't let the Subaru pass.
The intersection all the clips in #19 are from has since gotten a 4 way traffic light. It’s one of the only 2 ways into our city, where a 65 mph highway is between two residential neighborhoods.
Very glad it got a light. I came across a handful of crashes there coming home
Where is this? I live here and was trying to different it out
0:43 “oh dad’s going to kill me” 😂😂
A fine collection of broken windshields on show today!
Yeah, #30 claims to have just spent $2k on the car but still the windshield is massively cracked.
#34 has some BRIGHT lights on their truck!! 😳
He's compensating for his apparent lack of brightness in other areas.
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Hes a whiny bitch that likes to tattle too LOL
Yes. And the second time he uses them for no reason at all.
@Brian-bc8ds It's sad that in America, we need to even post those extra things for screwtube.
@@Brian-bc8dsbro wrote a whole paragraph for nothing 💀💀💀
Never knew utah was this wild💀
Typical for Utahns, I even experienced close calls since I’m in the state of Utah
What is even more wild, is when you live here and recognize all of the intersections in the videos because you go through them yourself.
Jeez.... don't they all go to the same church?!?! eowza!!
@@drewcumpton1232 exactly
@@isitmondayet Nope, not 'everyone in Utah is Mormon.'
13:33 Utah has a lot of these weird drive on the left side "diverging diamond" interchanges. It can be really confusing if you haven't encountered them before. Wrong way drivers are fairly common. Supposedly they are safer but I'm pretty sure the frequent confusion they create negates any advantage.
They are putting them diversion diamonds in Florida now and they wonder why when people get on the interstate they are in the wrong lane going the wrong direction another man from out of town was killed here last week going the wrong way on the interstate
I live in Orlando, FL and they are building one in a very congested area right in the tourist district. They made a temporary setup with barrels and cones while it's under construction. There was a wrong way fatality the first week it was open. It seems to work well but in a tourist area where so many drivers aren't even used to driving on the right side of the road (lots of UK visitors), switching back and forth makes it more confusing. We're getting a lot of round-a-bouts too and people seem to be unable to comprehend those too!
The double diverging diamond interchanges are absolutely AWESOME when done right. Really helps traffic flow. Set up wrong you're just asking for a disaster.
If you knew what it was like trying to exit I-15 on 1100 South in Brigham City you would understand the diverging diamond is absolutely necessary. Cars would be backed up down the freeway exit before they changed it. Now you barely wait for a light.
#20 You had to hit your brakes because it's a stop sign. You are supposed to stop at them. That's what they're for. That's what actually should've stopped you from following the Jeep. Truck people.
#20 - What I see here is a group of Jeeps that think they are traffic marshals trying to control how people drive.
Precisely. You never have a right to ignore a stop sign. Pull this entitled idiot's license.
Yet the guy who he was trying to keep from passing was wanting to pass on a double line. Perhaps the jeep driver saw traffic coming that the guy behind him couldn’t see.
It's not the jeeps duty to provide traffic enforcement. He was blocking traffic and driving erratically.
They were total small you know what energy 😂
@@JaneMurray-di3gq if you go 10 mph on a road with blind curves you are just asking to get rear ended so it would be safer to pass the idiot jeep driver. also the jeep driver kept blocking him even when he was in a passing zone so stfu and stop trying to defend this karen
I live in Utah and I can confirm we do have roads here.
I live here too, and there ARE drivers here, as well.
Are they safe? Who knows!!!
The worst is the entitled red light runners. I always see someone running a red even it just turned red. The drivers here in Utah are very scary at times. Its quite unpredictable. I wish people wise up and have more patience.
i also live here, and can confirm there are some bad drivers, got rear ended sitting at a red light myself
12:27 "I'm going to assault this driver then take a pic of their license plate real quick!" - Genius Non-Player Character at work!
She got clipped because of her own poor driving and stupidity yet wants to blame the truck.
If her car had been rear-ended while she stood in the road to take her angry photo, then she would have been run over by her own car. 😳
#43 Wasn't a "careless truck". He was hauling a monster trailer and was just trying to make the turn. What did you expect them to do?
But, but, he “forced” the cammer to reverse.
@@VV-lq4di. Trucks with heavy wider loads require extra space to turn. In New Zealand, we recognize this by positioning lanes farther back, providing ample room for safe maneuvers. Common sense dictates maintaining a safe distance from a turning truck's swing radius. This is specially important with trucks carrying wider, heavier loads. Even normal trucks require a wider swing.
@@cherk9993 He was being facetious (tongue-in-cheek). Intelligent people know that your explanation is 100% correct. Unfortunately, intelligence and common sense are severely lacking these days.
I was looking for someone to comment on this. 🙂 After watching a ton of these videos, I have learned that there is a lot of people who blame the semi for wide turns. Common sense should tell them that the bigger the vehicle, the wider the turning radius. I would like to know what the cammer expects the truck to do?
From the limited info I can see:
1. The truck doesn't appear to have taken the turn wide enough.
2. For me, I would have liked them to at least slow down a bit and allow me to reverse safely!
The amount of drivers who don’t know how to be a defensive driver is baffling….
Im a very defensive driver but there are times the offensive driver does the most "creative" things i can't plan that well. I live in Utah and still alive. By a miracle times 100
I live in Utah and one thing is for sure red-light running is out of control and people not missing their exits and exiting from the far lanes is ridiculous. Mostly people here are polite drivers but there are some that don't care they own the road. I think they moved here from Florida.
😂😂😂 and here I think they all moved to Florida from Utah😂😂😂 been in Southwest Florida my whole life in the last couple years it's going to hell and then when they repave the roads that last Almost 2 months and the roads have giant potholes in them again and sinkholes
@@randaltotten9358 I was in Orlando in July, and I have never seen such inconsiderate drivers. Now I know why Florida insurance rates are so high.
118th and Mt. View Corridor is the worst I have ever seen, so many many people run red lights. Udot eventually put double red light traffic lights to try to get people to see them. People still run them.
@@Tindog81476 Ya I agree that is a bad intersection. It just amazes me how many people think its ok to go through a red light.
Nutty drivers like any place else, but it looks like a beautiful place to live.
As a person who lives in Utah for 2 decades, stuff like this happens a lot.
Same here, just goes to show how bad Utah drivers are, but no worse than anywhere else in the US
That's anywhere in the U.S.
This mindset is what happens when people, especially western 🤡s, live in their little bubbles.
If I were the Subaru driver I'd take the footage from #20 9:43 straight to the police. The driver of the white jeep should not have a license.
Yeah and show them they are tying to make an illegal pass on double Yellow lines. Good idea. Lol. Should both drivers get their head out of their ass and drive? The answer is yes.
Agreed.
#5 2:06 "Help, police! He won't let me pass! Call out the National Guard!"
Utah 7:57 do what i did and paint a giant scull and crossbones in the intersection in the middle of the night! It got me a blinking s 4 way stop light. After a big news article.
This will most likely distract people driving by and looking at instead of the road causing yet another accident. Great thinking genius!👎
@ didn’t work that way. The news came then the town painted over it 1 st day. Sorry to disappoint you miz grim
@@theangrypainter826 They didn't cite you for vandalism? You got lucky.
@ i dont know how they didn’t. It wasn’t my first artistic protest.
37. A layer of slush? Ya think? Was your first clue the melee of falling wet snow or the accumulation of it on the side of the road?
Absolutely frightening!
as a resident of salt lake city, and working in a collision shop, i can tell you business is BOOMIN
#2 glad you're okay! That's very scary...glad you didn't get seriously hurt. ❤
#20 9:26 Cammer being a bit creative with "slamming _on"_ the brakes - they were going 6 mph ffs. Sube didn't seem to be going that fast, but they were doing some egregious tailgating and cammer's buddy in the Jeep retaliated with some egregious brake checking which submitter then tried (poorly) to hide by speeding up the clip during that bit. Seems maybe they deserved one another. Watch out for those Subaru _and_ Jeep drivers out there!
0:44 “oh dads gonna kill me!”
😂 we have had that feeling before lol
thanx, as non-native English speaker I'm here in the comments, b/c I couldn't tell the 'dads' part.
The Whole Salt Lake Valley is a Driving Nightmare all the influx of people there mostly from Cali is Insane.
Utah County is even worse
Its always Californians and dark fault, right?
Can't fix stupid.
Good luck out there.
Tooele county is worse. Sr36 and I80 is awful
28. Ma'am even if he cut you off, you escalated it with assault and possible property damage.
What damage did the truck do to you? your feelings?
That truck was cut off by a different white truck. She was going too fast and swerving around traffic. That white truck clipped her when she tried to veer around. No one to blame but herself.
Every year, as someone who lives in Utah, I love watching people forget how to drive in the snow. I also love seeing people with Cali plates struggle too
Big 3! Do it for Dale. Gimme a taco.
living in Utah and seeing some idiotic driving on a few of the same roads in this video is gold to me
I live in Utah. Daily you get so much dash cam stuff
Who needs action movies when Utah drivers provide all the thrills and spills? Buckle up!
#34 Uhhh... what did he even do beside a break check for you literally blinding every motorist on the road?
@KomBackHordz
Is that a coffee break or lunch break check?
@@ducewags What do you think?
@@Vinterfrid Coffee break check.
@@ducewagsmaybe it’s a brake check.
i love when they feature my state, recognize so many roads
I just sent this video to Utah Highway Patrol team to watch haha
28 - day-um...she is fierce! Love it!!
Nah that’s ghetto
She’s an idiot! She was speeding and swerving around causing the second white truck to clip her when the first white truck pulled out. No one to blame but herself.
#20 The cammer was about to run a stop sign until the Subaru came along. Then the white Jeep became the idiot for attempting to block the Subaru's pass in a legal passing zone.
It's wild watching once of these where you're familiar with the roads! Like literally clips 2 blocks away from my place.
I think Utah drivers are typically pretty confident and decently skilled (obviously with exceptions), but speed limits here are so fast compared to other places I've lived that small accidents lead to major results.
I live in Utah and this accurate to what the roads are actually like.
7:47 If ever an intersection needed a roundabout, this is it.
I’m a tow truck driver in Salt Lake City, mainly in the south end of the valley, and I pick up multiple accidents a day. Even multiple fatalities every year. I’ve been doing it 17 years and it’s only getting worse.
Oh no! Have you got any of the accidents?
@ none that I have recognized, but hopefully one day! 🤞🏻
Native Utahan here; I had never seen a proper lane merge from 16 to age 22. I finally saw how it was supposed to work in Boston
35. This happens alot in California after months of not having any rain. People decide "oh hey its raining, gotta go 95 because everyone else is going slow. wow rain so cool, its making my animalistic instincts kick in." Only for me to drive by their spun-out wreck that crashed into the median a few minutes later. People really really underestimate weather road conditions.
Happens in Canada with snow. lol Every year, the tow trucks are swamped on the first snowfall of the season.
I live in Utah and whenever my Grandma, that lives out of state, visits my family she always tells me how crazy the drivers are here in Utah.
#20 that was 100% jeeps fault. Slowing down and brake checking then not letting him pass in a passing zone
Ive lived in Utah for 3 years. The number of red light runners here is INSANE
37. That was some real driving right there: Nice save
16:38 it's not a careless trucker he had no room he swung as far as he could. Pretty sure he was watching you and wasn't going to hit you if you stood still.
8 was crazy!
I've been to Utahfornia, This video shows exactly how they drive. It's a scary place.
#19 It’s not the city’s fault that people don’t know right of way. It’s not the city’s fault that people can’t comprehend looking both ways to assure safe crossings or turns. It’s not the city’s fault that people can’t put their phones down while driving. It’s not the city’s fault that people DON’T KNOW HOW TO DRIVE SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY.
It is the cities fault because the speed limit on that road is too high. People look both ways, either dont see a car coming or its very far away, but since they are flying, the cars catch up to them way faster than expected. Lowering the speed limit in that area, or putting up a traffic light, would alleviate this more.
@ Changing speed limits means nothing to speeders. Just more excuses for poor drivers that can’t take their behind the wheel responsibilities seriously.
Yeah, technically it’s not the city’s fault. However, the city probably should have some consideration and put a traffic light there
People making excuses to allow government to hold their hands like they’re children while simultaneously complaining about government overstepping and impeding their lives. Pick one, because you can’t have both.
Take responsibility for your own actions.
With that mentality abolish all stop signs, lights, and warnings
13:30 I think that's the most action this guy's seen in his whole life! 😂
50 years ago when my first long trip and had a police officer trying to slow down traffic and I had never seen that before and the second time I passed him he made it clear to me what he was doing that I need to get behind him, yes sir thank you!!
I haven't seen any crashes, but been in one (hit from behind) i had a crappy dash cam I didn't even know how to use (did not record my accident)
My rear end accident was why I got a new cam, i appreciate these videos showing the cam model so I can see how well the visual is day vs night.
Having lived in the L.A. area for nearly 30 years, but moving to the SLC area 4 years ago, I can tell you, UTAH drivers are the worst! They run all the lights, they change lanes without looking (a turn signal does not mean you can go if it is not clear!), and they all close their eyes and say, "Jesus, take the wheel!"
we'd love for you to move back
@@michaeld1770cope
Utah is so pretty. I bet all the drivers were distracted looking at the mountains.
Never underestimate the ability of Utah drivers to pull out in front of you.
#10 Worst kind of drivers. The entitlement is off the charts. MAH LANE syndrome.
😂 LITERALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As a Utahn West Valley is probably the jackpot of all crashes
53. Listening to the Wheel of Time on Audio! SWEET!
15:32 this one is right by my middle school! You can see it in the far right, behind the Maverick!
These vids are the reason I just bought a dash cam today... It is getting much more scary out there.
I know a LEO in the Salt Lake area and he was telling me how he gives out a few tickets a day to folks going WELL over 100 mph on the freeway.
8:25 why are the people on the left hand side literally rolling out of their truck?
#48 17:45 "Hrm....everyone ahead of me seems to be braking and getting out of this one lane. Empty lane! I guess I'll take it and pass all these slowpokes." These are the geniuses on our roads.
Nobody got out of that lane until he got in it, he couldn’t have known
@@GoldKnightColt He could certainly see the brake lights on literally EVERY SINGLE car ahead of him and yet he nearly gets in a wreck. Certainly sounded like his engine was revving....I wonder if he was accelerating while every other driver on the road was braking? Maybe. Maybe not.
3:32 you can see the SUV massively hydroplaning almost the entire time. Bro did pretty well considering its real hard to keep control.
#30: Should have dropped some of that $2k on a windshield.
Right. Definitely should have priotized that over a new alternator or battery.
@@tz28exile Buying both an alternator and a battery would not cost 2k. Isn't it illegal where you live to have a cracked windshield? Sure is where I live.
@@xo2quilt I have no idea. Certainly shouldn't be if it's not hindering visibility. Sounds like a revenue generator to me. And I know a battery and alternator would cost less than 2K. I'm just using an example. There were probably several vital components she needed to replace.
@@tz28exile Actually, an intact windshield is important to the structural stability of a vehicle in a rollover accident. I believe there is a show where a UK accident reconstruction expert explained it. Helps keep the roof from crushing in on the first hit. I know they break during that initial roll, but it absorbs much of the energy of the hit and subsequent rolls usually have less energy. It's a niche skill that is outside my education, but I do like learning a bit from experts here on YT.
40.
"WHATS YOUR PROBLEM?"
"I GOTTA SHIT SO BAD...but, now i just need to use the car-wash..."
See you guys on the roads Mon, Wed, and Fri. The van you love most, Red Mountain driver.
0:31 who else thinks of the movie. The hangover every time you hear this song 😂 what a great movie. Who was in high school when that movie dropped I remember renting it at what was it called Hollywood movies. What a time to be Alive different times back then
Twas a good song I was listing to
8:26 Dude was so discombobulated he got out of the truck while it was still going
I lived in Bountiful for 18 years and that Woods Cross exit seems to be point of confusion for many new drivers to the area. Lots of wrong way drivers there.
Ah Utah.. the place where using your blinkers is considered giving vital information to the enemy XD
#39 Racing too the HOA meeting..
When dull lives collide
as a truck driver in utah, i dont plan on truck driving much longer cause i get to deal with all of these close call situations on a daily basis.
@9:40 jeep is at fault no doubt about it!! he is mad that his truck is failing and the insurance warranty won’t cover it so he decides to get hit and get a new car😂
Back in the day we were taught "3 on yellow," but after moving to Utah I quickly learned it was "5 on red."
They all cuss so polite.
Oh my heck!