UK Dash Cam Footage Compilation May 2021 | Dangerous Driving | Idiot Drivers | Crashes | Car Spots
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Dash Cam compilation of footage taken around Norfolk in the UK during May 2021.
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If you are driving down a single track road and can't stop in time for whatever may be coming around the corner be it a car turning around or someone riding a horse then you are going to fast.
Yes I totally agree. That car was traveling too fast for the conditions too. Apparently the brakes locked and they skidded slightly as was damp. Doesn't excuse the fact that the other car was turning in the road like that though 🙂
@@NorfolkDashCam
True that it is stupid there but the cammer was much worse in that clip than the car turning round in any case. I often wonder what these cammers think that send in a clip when they are driving so awfully themselves.
I drive down single tracks a lot and today I saw the worst thing possible.
Kids on bikes, kids on horses and a dog that was LOOSE and the 'adult' was letting it run along with the kids on the bikes in the middle of the public road. Imagine that around a bend instead of a car turning round.
Would have made one of these channels if I sent it in but I don't do that.
No wonder the farmer near me blocks the lane with a tractor when he moves his herd of cows!
@@NorfolkDashCam Drive within the stopping distance that you can see, this guy was driving blind, yes the 3 point turn was a bit stupid but so many other obstacles could have been in the way.
My thoughts exactly, but unfortunately most back lanes are 60mph, so many idiots see this sign and try to do the 60 wherever possible, ALL back lanes should have a revised speed limit of just 30mph max with humps every 100 metres....that's my view anyway.
All back lanes are originally for farmers to get from field to field, but many motorists see them as a short cuts so they beat queuing traffic on main roads, sometimes such lanes can be completely blocked off by farm vehicles, about ten years ago I was on my push bike enjoying a quiet ride, only to come across a car reversing, the driver told me that further down the lane a car had crashed into a tractor & trailer and the road was fully blocked, I decided to go for a look and never seen owt like it, utter carnage as the car had redesigned itself into the front of the tractor, I scrambled through a gap in the hedge, walked along the field edge, found another gap in the hedges and got back on the lane and carried on :-D
Or a fallen tree
The private ambulance did a nice overtake! He IS allowed to overtake there as it’s a broken line surrounding the hatchings.
I was going to mention this, then I saw you'd posted the same... centre lines are broken, not solid... therefore overtaking is perfectly legal.
Point to note - the hashed area is known as the "dead man's lane", as traffic can use the same lane in either direction - meaning one should take extra care when overtaking.
Overtaking past a junction!!!?
@@nicklivingstone5264 To be honest I was referring to the comment on screen regarding the ‘no overtaking zone’ which isn’t. Having re seen the overtake it’s clear the junction is wide open and the road approaching isn’t screen by any hedge or tree line and it’s clear there’s nothing at the junction and the ambulance is back onto the correct side before the junction entrance. You could split hairs but I think it’s a good overtake still.
Best part of this video was the ducklings and their mum crossing the road.
Duck Crossing
7:17-7:44
2:45 "van changes lane last second" should read "cammer wasn't looking". I once dated a turnip with better reactions.
Was the turnip a vegan?
Van was also in the right lane
The clip with the moped rider getting the cops to stop the car and warn the car driver for dangerous driving. I would send a complaint to the police complaints commission with the footage attached showing it was the moped rider that was driving dangerously and brake checking the car. You can also read the number plate of the police car as well, so also put a complaint about the officer not checking the footage when it was offered and just taking the biker's word for it before warning the car driver.
I believe this is exactly what happened but they weren't interested
@@NorfolkDashCam Police never are interested, they pulled on pavement and the girl walking had to quickly move so they did not run into her
The pizza motorbike only had a learner's licence. If I were the rozzers I'd be checking whether his insurance covered commercial driving on L plates.
He's certainly not in a position to assess other drivers' manœuvres.
Seems like voltage has edited out what happened? I didn't see anything
2:41 van is is the correct lane as that one goes straight or right. Cammer should have taken the left of the two Great Yarmouth lanes as the Highway Code dictates. Cammers own fault.
In fairness, he changes lane about 5 seconds before the cammer, complete with the reactions of a week old roadkill, shouts out "Woooah!" as if it was sudden. Massive overreaction, like a premiership footballer!
All drivers should know only to overtake when it's safe to do so. IMO it's never safe to overtake on a roundabout, so effectively there should only ever be one lane of traffic. Therefore multi-lane roundabouts are an abomination.
@@PJ_PARA The van does not change lane at all. The cammer moves over momentarily to the second lane for Thetford, then immediately moves back to lane 1, which the van was always in. 100% cammer's fault for wrongly assuming that the van was going left.
James Morrell
I saw this and thought straight away, there would be a comment on this cammer.
It looks like his attention was on something else until the last moment, (Phone?)
causing him to be startled
0:44 for a single track road approaching a bend I would suggest you’re traveling too fast. Then on seeing the hazard just pile on in like a true dash wanker, sorry, cammer.
Thats a good opinion to be fair. The driver is in the wrong.
Totally agree, driver Jamie For who uploaded the video is a knob head.
Any normal driver would have stopped and let him finish turning round but this asswipe had to be a pratt so he could upload his video
Did the one at 2.40 do anything wrong? The van was in the Yarmouth/A11 Lane and got beeped for going past the Yarmouth turn off which they are allowed to do.
It was the last minute change of mind and the fact that the camera car wasn't ready for it to happen
@@NorfolkDashCam There was plenty of time. The van was already in the lane when coming into view and didn't change lanes after that. It seemed more a lack of concentration by the camera car
Yes that does make sense.
Undertaking is not illegal, check the highway code. Like many other aspects of driving it is the manner of the undertake that could land you in trouble. 1130 was fine however shortly after the works pick up was done in an aggressive manner and could get done.
Why didn't the police watch the dashcam footage camera's don't lie it looks like the moped rider was being the prat.
The MX5 driving 'all over the road' is driving exactly as he should - using all the road space to keep clear of any surprises that might emerge from the hedgerow, getting nice and wide on left hand bends to see as much of the road ahead as possible, and tucking into the left for right-handers he can't see around. No problems there at all.
11:16 - I think the biggest question, cammer, is why you're sat in the overtaking lane? Undertaking lane hoggers is actually legal as long as they warn you first.
Apparently it was because he was waiting for the car ahead to move over 🤔
@@NorfolkDashCam sorry, I meant the car in front of the cammer, not cammer himself. But the focus is wrong - the biggest idiot is the guy sitting in front of the cammer.
@@billyfisher1539 Totally agree with you, although it’s illegal the car that “inside overtook” didn’t inside overtake in that they didn’t shoot straight back into the outside lane again they were just sitting in the lane and idiot in front was sat in the overtaking lane.
Not classed as undertaking, if you dont change lanes before or directly after doing it
Like the private ambulance overtakes completely legally and safely clip the most
Finally one around where I often drive. Just hope I don't appear on it!
So far except that one they mostly seem to not have bad cammers.
The ambulance overtaking is perfectly legal. Also, the 'no blue lights' comment is irrelevant because Emergency vehicles are not required to have blue lights on in order to use our exemptions.
A question.
Surely you wouldn't use emergency vehicle exemptions if not responding to a emergency though.
In which case the highway code states
"If the area is bordered by a broken white line, you should not enter the area unless it is necessary and you can see that it is safe to do so".
I agree the pass was safe, but overtaking isn't necessary. Its desirable to make progress but its not necessary.
@@ShortCycle. There are many situations where exemptions may be used without being on an emergency call:
Police: Tailing a vehicle or persons without arousing suspicion, making towards an incident before additional resources have been allocated, making to an RV point in best time.
Ambulance: Making towards mental health calls where a quick attendance is necessary but use of audible and visual warning devices may escalate the situation etc.
Police generally use exemptions whilst not on an emergency call, due to the very nature of their role, more so than any of the other emergency services but the rules allow all emergency services to use exemptions without blue lights as long as there is justification for doing so and due regard is shown to the safety of the public.
@@CymruEmergencyResponder
Thanks for taking the time (very quickly!)to explain, and in a sensible manner.
Accepting your reasons for blue light vehicles making sense, would my understanding of the hatched area rule be correct for private vehicles? Or have I misinterpreted?
@@ShortCycle. No problem at all. You may cross into hatched markings bordered by broken white lines to overtake if you have to but its wise to avoid doing so because they indicate hazards. You may not cross into them if they are bordered by solid white lines.
You may find that emergency vehicles, using warning devices or not, may use the broken bordered hatch markings to begin overtakes more frequently that the average member of the public because we are all advanced drivers and tend to be far more aware of the hazards and plan for them whilst driving. We will constantly assess the suitability of using the hatched areas to begin overtaking. We all use the System of Vehicle Control (IPSGA) method of driving and are expected to have far higher hazard perception and awareness levels. For example: the average driver should be checking their mirrors every 8-10 seconds. We should be checking ours when driving on lights every 5-8 seconds.
@@CymruEmergencyResponder
OK so my working knowledge of the HC is fundamentally sound.
As a hgv licence holder and currently studying for motorcycle direct access (hence my avatar) I would like to think I know what should be going on and is/isn't permitted..but I don't have the advanced skill set or enhanced training blue light drivers have.
Thanks for the insightful, courteous replies 👍
Passing through to support and check out another video. Interested to see what you'll come up with next. Be safe and well.
Lots of unnecessary anger here!
0:26 Yes they did pull out a bit close, but to be fair they put their foot down and the driver used the horn about 10 seconds later.
0:45 way, way too fast for a single track road with blind corners.
1:55 20 limit, slow down! But also yes the van should have waited for the bus to go ahead to get a clear view.
I could go on..
It always gets me when someone pulls out without looking properly. They get into both lanes and stop. Not reversing and not continuing forward but just sit there being a prick. Like them who pull out in front when you have to brake, just get on with it speed up abd don't just sit blocking both lanes waiting for everyone to have to stop for tge ignorance
why did you carry on going on a country lane when a car was doing a turn around what are you driving
I thought there was a court case a few years ago in which the judge found that e-scooters were not allowed on the road because they did not fall into any of the classes of vehicle for which a license may be granted. The police have done nothing to get e-scooters off the road. Now that there are so many of these damnable tricksy wobblers about, it will be difficult to put the genie back into the bottle.
@Rob to be fair the Audi literally overtakes the escooter then cuts him off. So I don't know why they aren't getting the thick of it
In my town Spalding they travel on the wrong side of the road on the path jump lights are on the road at night with no lights they do the same as cyclists around here and the police do nothing, I have cctv footage to them and one of the replies I got was they are adults they can look after themselves.
@@Bing457: "are on the road at night with no lights" Wait surely most of these e-scooters come with built in lights?
Really annoys me when them and cyclists don't ride with lights at night, or even with the reflectors - you know what, I'll be a bit of a hypocrite and throw in pedestrians dressed in dark too. Help people to see your existence for God's sake - I would rather not send you to him!
The Beryl e-scooters you can hire in Norwich have a huge sticker on saying not to ride on pavements. I don't know about any legal proceedings, but I expect many of the hired e-scooter riders won't either and will just do what the sticker tells them to, which is fair enough. If there's an issue, it should be taken up with Beryl.
1:25 I hate those zones for exactly that reason. They're put on roads where you could go faster safely, but if you abide by them that happens. If you're gonna overtake me for keeping the speed limit, at least do it safely, don't care less about people breaking them but don't put me at risk just because I'd like to have a clean licence...
10:30 shoudlnt the title be car near runs over scooter? out fo sight out of mind, i imagine they do the same to bikes
Ford Granda, Mclaren?, Morris Minor, Ford Mustang MK6, Bentley Continental, Jaguar XJS, Ford Mustang MK5, Maserati Granturismo, Morris Minor, Ford Sierra Cosworth?, Morris Minor, Lotus?, American Muscle car??, no clue, Tuk Tuk, Lotus Elise, Nissan GTR, Mclaren?, No clue looks Japanese.
Great video :-)
Thank you very much! Pretty spot on with majority of your answers. 😁
The last one was a Mitsubishi FTO.
I also noticed an oyster beige 1984-90 Rover 200 series going through Dereham Town centre accompanying the Morris. 😀 One of my favourites.
@@mattw8332 thanks I wasn't sure 😁👍
Well Spotted Matt! Beautiful cars!
Very nice premiere....crazy drivers, but nice premiere! :)
Thank you. So many crazy drivers!
Most of these were nothing. You shouldn’t be that kind of stubborn snitches, but be gentlemen when driving. It doesn’t pay you anything to be polite and give way.
10:23 I would say the Audi is at fault here not the escooter. The Audi obviously wasn't paying attention diddnt use his mirrors and cut him off. And technically no indication as he indicated way too early
Doh 'He tried to ram me' doh - he didn't try hard enough
What did Alan record his on? A nokia 3410? Haha
9:56 - Embarrassing mistake by the blue car pulling out like that but it could have been resolved quicker if the camera car let the red car turn right and the blue car driver fix his/her mistake.
That's very true! 🙂
It's ok to run over e-scooters coz it's illegal for them to be on the road...
And then sue them for any damage to your car ;-)
They are legal in Norwich under local by-law for a temporary, trial basis.
@@tomhayden9672 and they are legal in some cities like Liverpool if they are the street hired ones that are insured.
They should have a mandatory retest in Norfolk for everyone that passed more than 5-10 years ago,there would be about a 75% drop in road users because it’s wall to wall numpties on the roads in Norfolk ( six fingered idiots) it’s truly shocking
Great live as always.
Thank you
Yes, some of these drivers are awful but some of the cammers are just as oblivious and don't do anything to either protect themselves or help the situation.
Jamie Fox needs to learn how to drive and show consideration for other road users...what a muppet
Genuine fear at the ducklings. Priorities!!! :p
😂
Odličan klip
I'll see if I can send you a few from the west of the county... shouldn't take long.
Thank you very much!
10.30 caption says e scooter on road but no mention of the cars cars bad driving
It's the fact that there seems to be surprise that an e-scooter is on the road, try going to London... they're everywhere and a complete menace!
12:58 - After watching this again, to see if I could understand what annoyed the Deliveroo rider, I suddenly realised that the cammer gave him an impromptu shower (13:04 - just after the rider moves into the lane behind him).
If it was deliberate, then yeah I can see why it would be annoying, especially if it had concentrated screen-wash... but there was certainly no attempt to "ram" the rider, and the police officers should have been reported to their senior for dereliction of duty to acquire all the facts before making a decision.
I'd definitely say it was the screen wash that annoyed him
@@NorfolkDashCam surely you refuse the warning and make the rozzers take it further...
Yeah, I'd say that while I may not agree with the way people react, people may get annoyed for illogical reasons, but for the most part they don't get annoyed for _no_ reason. If anything, a middle finger and ride off would have been a more proportional response, not worth taking larger risks for...
I've had a cam professionally installed but the camera has been placed behind the rear view mirrors on the passenger side. This means that the camera lens is some 6 inch off centre. I queried this and asked why it couldn't be put on the drivers side (so the lens would be central) in a position where the mirror would obscure the whole unit and was told that you cant legally have them on the drivers side and it would fail an MOT. Any thoughts? Cheers
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6” off the centre line? It’ll make sod all difference. Perfectly legal. There is no law on dash cam positioning other than generic rules such as not blocking the driver’s view.
makes you wonder where all the police patrols are......oh yeah cut
These videos make me far more cautious driver to peoples stupidly, i just assume stupid is at the wheel 🙃👊
As usual, lots of cammers driving badly an then blaming other drivers.
And when other drivers do daft stuff, you need to be ready to react safely, not get all macho about it
Which roundabout was it that the kids threw the stones?
Drayton Road Roundabout
I’m from Norfolk myself, the drivers are quite bad.
Alan Partridge needs more lessons
granada mk1 / mcclaren / morris miner / mustang / ?/ jag xjs (i had one) / mustang / ?/ austin montego / searra xr4 / miner/ mcclaren/ mustang/ rover tuk tuk/ lotus/nissan z300/ lambo/mitsobishi evo /
Very good!!
17.01 Ford Granada mk1
1:06 this is why I watch these, for those types of videos!
2:51 also what the fuck is up with that cammer? Van was in the correct lane?
Cammer just wants to ram up his arse for some reason? 😂
The undertaking ones maybe if you were on the inside lane you wouldn't get undertaken clearly not overtaking anything
That man on mopid is wrong take it further I would
nothing to see here...apart from impatient, reckless and agressive drivers (including cammers).......or....typical brits......and not to forget cursing, swearing and bad language of course.....
Hi hi hello hi hi thanks
Future computer-driven cars won't be shy about reporting other drivers. Partly to enhance their customers' safety. Partly to get as many as possible of the human drivers and their rival manufacturers off the roads.
I think you need another hobby.
Why are you watching dash cam footage then if your making a comment like that? 🤔😴