The irony, yelling about having the kids in the car but staying stopped in the middle of traffic rather than moving on and removing said children from further danger 🤔🙄
Funny story, As a kid my Mum was in a similar incident, what makes it funny is that Mum was in the middle of telling me off for swearing (although Mum didn't drop any C bombs).
@@third9928the right lane is only an overtaking lane over 80kph but it would be frustrating following someone doing 10 to 20 k's under the speed limit.
@@creditelectric Ok, I actually hadn't watched that clip at the time I left the comment, but assumed from the description that it was not so bad. Must be a State thing. Here, that used to be acceptable, going by just the description... haha.
23:51 This truck driver needs to be reported to the cops as he's reckless and a danger to other motorists. His truck licence needs to be revoked, he's gonna kill someone driving like that.
@@nathan5858 there is absolutely no excuse for a driver to be behaving that way. Drivers like him are a menace on the roads and should be treated accordingly. The roads are for ALL users, not just to transport loads.
I haven't yet worked out why my dash cam shows 0 mph despite having speed turned on. Can confirm those bikes were going pretty darn quick I'm not sure how they heard me say send it though.
The logic(or a lack of) with some drivers that think it's OK to turn or cut across traffic when their vision is partially or fully obscured boggles the mind.
anyone can make an honest mistake on the roads. i've done it myself. but i take great comfort watching these videos knowing that i never have been and never will be, as selfish, reckless, dangerous, and utterly dumb as the people who do the stupid shit by choice.
I think he was deliberately obstructing the DC........road rage. When he moved onto the roundabout he deliberately stopped and looked back...to see the DC had been cunning and let an innocent party come between them. The idiot then had no option but to move out of the innocent party's way... leaving the DC to proceed unhindered.
12:55 yo, van driver, see that dotted line beside you? That acts like a give-way sign. That sedan doesn’t need to let you in if they don’t want to; you have to wait until it’s safe to merge.
@@JimFKennedy the amount of people that I see on phones at the lights is crazy and it's kinda funny when they are behind you and don't see that you started moving
7:28 Surely you're supposed to give way to pedestrians on a road you're turning into ? Looking at google maps, you were turning from Warby street into Queen street. The lights you describew are way down the road (to your right) and are certainly more than 20 metres . I would estimate 80 metres. Regardless, poor judgement from you as a driver. NSW: (copy and paste) Give way to pedestrians As a driver, you must give way to pedestrians: in shared zones at pedestrian and children’s crossings when turning at intersections
Scrolled way too far down the comments to find this. DC driver is in the wrong here. The pedestrians had right of way over the cam car (though the pedestrians must give way to the traffic on the road they are crossing).
@@johnt.848 right, and here's the relevant rule to prove it, but you'll argue anyway because you interpret road rules different to the rest of us. NSW Rule 73 (2) If the driver is turning left (except if the driver is using a slip lane) or right from the terminating road into the continuing road, the driver must give way to-- (a) any vehicle travelling on the continuing road (except a vehicle making a U-turn on the continuing road at the T-intersection), and (b) any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection.
@@johnt.848 “any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection” Mate, learn to read. You’re wrong, and if you can’t admit that then you need to hand in your license.
@RiordanOwens. Seriously...you did see that Tesla run up the arse of the car in front, there, didn't you? Well trained, conscientious and careful drivers are way better than "robots" - hoons, and self important dickheads whom flout the laws and endanger others, an the other hand, are a different story. Cheers!
"I've got kids in the car" *Decides to swear her head off and engage in road rage by exiting her car and leaving it in the middle of the road.* Very good mother!
To be fair, she’s not wrong. Besides, it’s just swearing; the other driver was an impatient, dangerous wanker. I’m on her side. Oh, and you can hear a noise, so the other bell-end has hit her, which is probably why she stopped.
@@falconpowerful2362she wasn't hit, the sound you're hearing is all the loose shit she has in the car tumbling forwards. You can support a feral bogan woman with one too many kids if you want, I still think coming to a dead stop in the middle of the road to leap out and scream profanities in front of your kids is an overreaction to a near miss
Those pedestrians are randomly crossing an unmarked section of road. No doubt as the DC remarks there is a pedestrian light to the right...that they should have used.
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq No, they are crossing at the intersection of two roads. The law in my state stipulates that a driver must give way to pedestrians crossing the road you are about to enter. I don't see a set of pedestrian crossing lights or a pedestrian crossing within 20m to the right, do you?
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq Driver needed to give way to the pedestrians Refer to the legislation Rule 73 Rule 73 Giving way at an intersection Part (2) If the driver is turning left (except if the driver is using a slip lane) or right from the terminating road into the continuing road, the driver must give way to- (a) any vehicle travelling on the continuing road (except a vehicle making a U-turn on the continuing road at the T-intersection), and (b) any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection. DC Driver was 100% in the wrong here legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/whole/html/inforce/current/sl-2014-0758#sec.73
@@JohnSmith-yv6eqthose lights are well over 20m away. The pedestrians had every right to be crossing there, and clueless cammer had every obligation to give way to them.
I think it's a commensurate response to someone driving in the opposite lane and almost causing a head on collision, but you keep on policing peoples naughty language mate
7:20 "What are you doing? I was looking at the traffic!" Well bad news bud: when turning at an intersection, you must give way to pedestrians crossing the road you are about to enter. Not the safest place for the pedestrians to cross, but it's still on drivers to know the bloody rules.
I was talking to an American work colleague a while back, he likes Australians, but it also amused him how often the word C*nt is used and the combinations and situations it can be heard. There are some choice varieties used in this month's selection.
14:28 Has anybody else noticed that these Subarus seem to active there emergency braking for no reason? We had Subaru do this in front of us along the Pacific Hwy, North of Newcastle. It braked from 100kmh, nearly a standstill, whilst overtaking a truck. I managed to stop in time and the driver was profusely apologetic when I pulled up beside her to register my displeasure. She said that her Forester activated the brake for no reason.
Yes I came looking for this comment, one time driving a Subaru outback the exact same thing happened. I knew what happened the second I saw this footage as well. Had a tesla do it to me as well but not half as bad as the subaru
@@MattW-mx2rc Yeah, we also have a friend that owns a late model Forester and she said that her car has come to a dead stop on two occasions for no reason. The incident North of Newcastle, was such a violent stop that I initially thought that it was either road rage or an insurance scam.
My 2019 kia carnival triggered its auto braking while doing 110 on the freeway at Mt White weigh station as i passing a truck. Dumb thing is you cant override the dumb thing.
@@MrIsmaeltaleb85 You should be able to. I now have a 2019 Sportage and on the speedometer you should be able adjust AEB (Auto emergency braking) to delayed, normal or early. I have no issues on normal (i've seen it brake a couple of times but not super violent, but the subaru outback was downright dangerous)
If Subaru eyesight thinks something being overtaken / turning vehicle is still in your lane it beeps, flashes full dash red, displays obstruction detected. If you don't react within a second it applies full ABS level brakes. Similarly if you're rapidly approaching the rear of the car ahead, if you intend taking a slip lane *but haven't yet indicated*. A tap or slight increase of accelerator and the car will disengage AEB and defer to your driving. Slight steering input (away from obstruction) also counts as a reaction and will it disengage. Do nothing and you're stopping. The manual states these incidents are automatically recorded (no audio) so if you've an event warranting Subaru can pull the footage.
6:59 I frequently do this when people decide to leave 2 cars room for no reason. Not sure why it’s so common, i’ve seen people sitting at the lights for ages because they weren’t triggering the sensors.
Have had to actually inform someone of this as they were teaching their own child to drive. Now, how can you teach another person when you dont even know something this basic.
@@dreamersparadise2217 These would be the same people that shouldn't teach anyone how to drive... or they'll end up here, like the rest of these clowns! 🤣🤣
There was a guideline in the Learn to Drive handbooks, about sitting far enough back so you could see the line, or back far enough from the one in front that you could see thier tyres. That's also far enough back to not trigger the sensor to tell it there's a car there. ProTip - At night, when it's quiet, come to the line when red, pause, roll back and rol forward to trigger the sensor a second time, nearly instant change of the lights :) Does not work during peak hours...
@@loblolly777 Hold up. That's Taree? I dunno what it looks like. Dude's gotta realise there's a thing called gay for pay. I hear the hub pays straight men 3 times to amount to bat for the same team.
The long sloped "A" pillar on a lot of vehicles can block seeing many obstructions and dangers on the road... This dangerous obstruction of view is especially applicable as "dangerous" to any models that have that little triangle window at the bottom of the "A" pillar. Pedestrians, cyclists and complete cars "disappear" into this "A" pillar zone....... much like they did on the old 1970's Chrysler Valiants. Any non-ninety degree intersections should be approached with extreme caution if you drive a car like this...
I wonder what it's like to believe you are the most important person in the universe? Would love an interview with some of these egotistic "i'm number one" drivers to understand their (lack of) thought process when shoving themselves through everyone else's existences so forcefully.
@@nano11alexischile Comment above yours probably looks like those peds - Boomer culture to the max "everyone looks out for me, and makes room for me." They had plenty of time to pause to let the cammer past, but deliberately kept going assuming the cammer would stop for them.
@@gospelofrye6881 Expecting licensed drivers to follow the legally required road rules rather than creating a hazard to save 3 seconds? Yeah you're right- entirely unreasonable hey,
@@nano11alexischile if you're not competent to drive safely and in accordance with the rules, you should hand back your licence and swap seats with someone who can. Pretty simple
@@RumperTumskinyou realised he stopped for the pedestrians? Even though they were in the wrong… think you might need to hand your licence in AND go to specsavers
6:01 my street is like this - you’re having a carefully orchestrated tic-tac routine with a car coming towards you and so many times, a dick comes up behind and overtakes, forcing in. So rude
9:20 that tunnel seems a very good place to hang up speed camera's and soundmonitors (for excessive noise) those would print traffic tickets/fines by the hundreds a day.
I'd be surprised if it doesn't already have them - people just don't care. Lane Cove and Northconnex tunnels in Sydney, I'm always amazed how many people drive at 90-95 past sign after sign saying there are speed cameras in there.
3:09 Both flogs are at fault. DC’s way too close, and as for the Lancer, there’s a reason the rule for the amber light is to “stop *IF IT IS SAFE TO DO SO”*
Nope. Lancer is at fault: "A yellow (amber) light means you must stop. You can only go through a yellow light if you cannot stop safely before the 'Stop' line. *You should not stop suddenly* , and you should not speed up to get through a yellow light." - NSW transport website
@@dreed100 Nope, it's a slam dunk for the DC drivers insurance company. Lucky they had the camera so it's clear how abruptly the Lancer stopped. Even with that the DC driver barely made contact anyway. The Lancer was 100% at fault in that situation.
They stated braking before the light changed and then stopped past the line. That said it always makes sense to assume the car in front is going to stop for no reason. Being right doesn’t fix the car.
13:00 Waverley Road, East Malvern, leading up to Belgrave road, is one of the most irritating bottlenecks. Only drive down it when traffic is at a minimum, otherwise avoid
Pedestrians were not on a crossing, not on a light controlled crossing... they were just crossing the road at an obviously busy intersection and had NO right to do so without due care and attention... like the DC shouts at them "Use the lights".. which are probably off to the DC's right...on the same intersection.
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq the DC still needs to give way to the pedestrians, and the crossing was more than 20m away so the pedestrians are allowed to cross there. NSW Rule 73 (2) If the driver is turning left (except if the driver is using a slip lane) or right from the terminating road into the continuing road, the driver must give way to-- (a) any vehicle travelling on the continuing road (except a vehicle making a U-turn on the continuing road at the T-intersection), and (b) any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection. NSW Rule 234 Crossing a road on or near a crossing for pedestrians (1) A pedestrian must not cross a road, or part of a road, within 20 metres of a crossing on the road, except at the crossing or another crossing, unless the pedestrian is--
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq it means if you are within 20m of a proper crossing you must use it. We can see before the turn there is no crossing for at least 20m toward the right by the servo, and after the turn we can see no crossing within 20m to the left either, therefore the pedestrians are allowed to cross there. In fact using maps (DC turns out of Warby Street, Campbelltown), I can measure 50m to the crossing on the right after the servo, and 270m to the closest crossing on the left. There are no lights or crossings on Warby St itself either. You want to try and keep arguing an irrelevant point , or just concede the DC stuffed up and needed to give way as per the road rules?
@@TheNoobOffice Looked to me as if front driver saw the DC coming... and realised his boot was the DC's stopping zone... so he moved forward deliberately to give the DC stopping/no hit me room???
@@TheNoobOffice i dont like your chances arguing both those points with your insurance company or inspector plod for that mattter. "driver in front was in the wrong" ?? you need to hand in your licence
@@andrewpritchard5328 Driver in front couldn't stop behind the solid line (impact was made when they were half a car over the solid line) so unsafe stop. Dash Cam driver not keeping enough distance, and if he was to try and continue through on the Orange like it seemed he was going too, lights most likely would be red while he's still in the intersection. Dumb and Dumber in this Instance. Insurance companies will have an interesting time arguing who's at fault that's for sure.
@@cbisme6414So what? Vehicles are allowed to change lanes provided they give way to any vehicle in the lane they are entering. EDIT to add: this occurred in Queensland and, as @ryli6073 has said, it is illegal to cross double unbroken lines when entering a road from a driveway.
He's got a few different carriages that his team pull. He also trains other people's horses to pull carriages etc. He's on the local roads regularly getting horses used to traffic, not that there's much traffic out our way.
i remember when i was 5 and we were doing athletics at school and we had to do a 50m sprint and stay in a straight line to the end and i was..But all the other kids were swerving into the other lanes like muppets and i knew at that moment people are broken and dont know how to go straight. Seeing this reminded me of that moment realising people are still not getting it LOL
4:11 That caution sign on the back of the ute is not good enough with that sort of driving. He needs to have caution signs completely all around the car.
6:52 - Ah yes, I love me the occasional Susanne Vega song. "My name is Luka, I live on the second floor..." 6:58 - I have done the exact same thing a few times. 🤣You know the driver leaving a gap that large is also likely to be that driver whose 0-60 acceleration rate is measured in hours. 7:28 - I'm going to doubt that you were "looking at traffic." You're in Australia, where 85% of bogans will be hurtling down the oncoming lane, in a no passing zone, on a divided road, to shave half a second off their commute (and this is coming from an American whose UA-cam views are the closest he's ever been to visiting), you should be looking BOTH ways as a habit, for your own personal safety. And also, when pulling into traffic, try looking WHERE YOUR VEHICLE IS GOING. Don't be a dummy, apologize for the error, be thankful no contact was made, and take it as a lesson learned. I know with near 100% certainty, when you reach their age and begin to FEEL that age, you won't be walking halfway down the block to a pedestrian crossing, crossing the street, and walking halfway down the block back to your car. _If they were ten or fifteen feet from a marked crossing, then you'd have a valid point._ 10:54 - 🤣I genuinely hope you weren't "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," but I can't help but laugh. The band is Guns 'n' Roses, not Guns 'n' Rollovers! 17:41 - 🤦♂People will NEVER learn...
22:55 okay, who was too busy waiting for a pedestrian to get hit to notice what happened in the background.
Didn’t realise til I saw this comment
Going back too look now
Yeah, though it was all about the pedestrians until the very last second when I saw it.
Now I need to rewatch it again 😂😂😂
Great catch, I missed it completely.
The woman with kids in the car @15:52 still managed to deliver a mouth full of expletives. 🤣
Probably same parent that blames her school by saying they heard it at school when her child swears...
The irony, yelling about having the kids in the car but staying stopped in the middle of traffic rather than moving on and removing said children from further danger 🤔🙄
Funny story, As a kid my Mum was in a similar incident, what makes it funny is that Mum was in the middle of telling me off for swearing (although Mum didn't drop any C bombs).
That was hilarious!!!
"i've got me fahn kids in the car ya cahn". meanwhile at home "don't swear kids"
that truck driver in the last clip needs his license taken away
Fair chance they don't have one...
Definitely. That guy is looking for some time in the slammer, he's going to kill someone.
Yeah you’re right, but to be fair right lane hogs make you drive crazy. Going 40kms in a 60km zone in the right lane….
Hope the cops saw that video.................!
@@third9928the right lane is only an overtaking lane over 80kph but it would be frustrating following someone doing 10 to 20 k's under the speed limit.
17:05 that speed is beyond insane.
I saw your comment before the clip, I still was not ready
13:47 Well I for one am _shocked_ that the guy with the cracked bumper, barely held on with tape, isn't a more careful driver
To be fair, he didn't have a lot of space to manoeuvre.
aaah sarcasm
How do you know that he was the cause of that? What if it was like that when he bought it?
@@nothanksnoname7567 Would have needed repair to comply with RWC before purchase?
@@creditelectric Ok, I actually hadn't watched that clip at the time I left the comment, but assumed from the description that it was not so bad. Must be a State thing. Here, that used to be acceptable, going by just the description... haha.
7:00 Thanks for leaving some space mate, love the Mutley snicker too 🤣🤣
Glad I wasn’t the only old bugger that thought that 😂
passenger thinks he's a wanker !!
7:04 love the laugh. You can tell that's made their day lol
passenger thinks he's a wanker !!
Try 6:56
10:55 Buddy had a few to many bundy and cokes before jumping behind the wheel 😂
so did his dashcam by the looks
or not enough...
23:51 This truck driver needs to be reported to the cops as he's reckless and a danger to other motorists. His truck licence needs to be revoked, he's gonna kill someone driving like that.
Agreed, DCOA do you know if police used your videos to fine drivers? Especially this one and the ute driver.
XB-21DR - let's hope so!
Typical mud hauler - meth'd up bogans.
@@nathan5858 there is absolutely no excuse for a driver to be behaving that way. Drivers like him are a menace on the roads and should be treated accordingly. The roads are for ALL users, not just to transport loads.
@@nathan5858 There is no excuse for reckless driving, especially in a truck where you're far more likely to kill other people.
9:22 It's ok, the DC driver was doing 0MPH and the motorbikes were doing 3 times that speed so they were also doing 0MPH. They're safe!
I liked how Siri asked "Ready to send it?"
I guess they were!
Yeah human speed perception can be very inaccurate, you have to go by the onscreen readout, so all were ok. 👍😎
@@afishynado6812 And "send it" they did! 🤣🤣
I haven't yet worked out why my dash cam shows 0 mph despite having speed turned on. Can confirm those bikes were going pretty darn quick I'm not sure how they heard me say send it though.
@@CharlieMacAU ... if it uses GPS to get your speed maybe it is mounted where it cant pick up the GPS satellites very good.
Great vid! ... Send it.
The logic(or a lack of) with some drivers that think it's OK to turn or cut across traffic when their vision is partially or fully obscured boggles the mind.
Perhaps, their plastic buttons fell off, exposing their painted on eyes?
@@KevinD_33x150 🤣
"If I can't see it, it doesn't exist". The reasoning of infants and solipsistic fuckwits.
@@allmhuranThanks! You taught me a new word...I'll probably never use it though! 😄
@@johnnichol9412 "Not as bad as those that do when it's directly in front of them."
They're also natural selection candidates.
anyone can make an honest mistake on the roads. i've done it myself. but i take great comfort watching these videos knowing that i never have been and never will be, as selfish, reckless, dangerous, and utterly dumb as the people who do the stupid shit by choice.
7:29 and that is why I always look both ways even when I turn on to a one way street
Yep, one of the basics of defensive driving.
6:56 👍Well done, I've always wanted to do that to a short stopper
Mutley approves.
0:41 Apparently, an American driver has visited Australia, and has demonstrated how the average American handles roundabouts.
A person with this level of mental aptitude surely cannot be the holder of a drivers licence.... Maybe it was a kid??
19:10 Australia needs more guys like this.
Certainly needs more drivers that can calmly accept someone else's error, take it in their stride and just keep doing what they're doing.
100%! His mrs didnt even know the havoc he was facing
True some people explode over a 5 sec minor inconvenience
I bet if he wasn't on the phone to his partner, it would be a different story.
Very much.
0:50. This guy's afraid of his own shadow.
I’m thinking roundabouts are far too complex for him.
I think we found the guy who always comments "this accident could've been avoided"
I think he was deliberately obstructing the DC........road rage.
When he moved onto the roundabout he deliberately stopped and looked back...to see the DC had been cunning and let an innocent party come between them.
The idiot then had no option but to move out of the innocent party's way...
leaving the DC to proceed unhindered.
Just a poor country farmer picking up his new ute.
Don’t know what’s going on with this bloody crop circle in the intersection.
It said hertz on the side, prob a rental with someone from the US or something thats only ever seen a roundabout in fairytales.
12:55 yo, van driver, see that dotted line beside you? That acts like a give-way sign. That sedan doesn’t need to let you in if they don’t want to; you have to wait until it’s safe to merge.
6:57 i swear 90% of people on the road cant stop at a line. Its kinda worrying ngl...
Well they gotta be looking up from their phones to see it in the first place.
I had a good laugh along with Muttley.
@@JimFKennedy the amount of people that I see on phones at the lights is crazy and it's kinda funny when they are behind you and don't see that you started moving
@@LunaWuna It's even funnier when they get a knock on their window from highway patrol
Congrats everyone we all survived another week on the roads
16:00 had me going straight to the comments 😂
"Kids, don't swear... unless he's a stupid f***ing c***!"
not for me ... laughing so hard I couldn't type
So much to unpack! First the irony, but second... the irony! Can't believe she sent it in.
@@Cackster68she sent it alright😂
23:45 He obviously really cares for his mate!
7:28 Surely you're supposed to give way to pedestrians on a road you're turning into ?
Looking at google maps, you were turning from Warby street into Queen street. The lights you describew are way down the road (to your right) and are certainly more than 20 metres . I would estimate 80 metres.
Regardless, poor judgement from you as a driver.
NSW: (copy and paste)
Give way to pedestrians
As a driver, you must give way to pedestrians:
in shared zones
at pedestrian and children’s crossings
when turning at intersections
Scrolled way too far down the comments to find this. DC driver is in the wrong here. The pedestrians had right of way over the cam car (though the pedestrians must give way to the traffic on the road they are crossing).
@@johnt.848 lol okay mate, maybe you should go read the road rules
spot on, maps says 50m to the closest lights/crossing. DC required to give way.👍
@@johnt.848 right, and here's the relevant rule to prove it, but you'll argue anyway because you interpret road rules different to the rest of us.
NSW Rule 73
(2) If the driver is turning left (except if the driver is using a slip lane) or right from the terminating road into the continuing road, the driver must give way to--
(a) any vehicle travelling on the continuing road (except a vehicle making a U-turn on the continuing road at the T-intersection), and
(b) any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection.
@@johnt.848 “any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection”
Mate, learn to read. You’re wrong, and if you can’t admit that then you need to hand in your license.
13:16 There's a Superhero right there. Absolute Legend. Well Done.
You know, watching these videos, a singular thought goes through my head, "Maybe we should let the robots do the driving"
@RiordanOwens. Seriously...you did see that Tesla run up the arse of the car in front, there, didn't you? Well trained, conscientious and careful drivers are way better than "robots" - hoons, and self important dickheads whom flout the laws and endanger others, an the other hand, are a different story. Cheers!
Yes, but it is the thin end of the wedge. They will start doing more and more, and eventually they won't need us at all.
No, because have you seen what Tesla FSD does? It's 100% retarded.
Settle down Musk . . we'l get to you in end , hanging off lampost
14:30 If the 'latest and greatest' from tesla can't avoid a crash, we definitely should NOT let the robots drive.
14:46 love the bloke in the harley jacket immediately playing detective
The last clip of the truck driver needs a mandatory labottomy
The young lady at 16:00 has a fair pair of lungs on her....and a wide-ranging vocabulary!!!
Great example for her kids too.
"I've got kids in the car" *Decides to swear her head off and engage in road rage by exiting her car and leaving it in the middle of the road.*
Very good mother!
That's no lady
To be fair, she’s not wrong. Besides, it’s just swearing; the other driver was an impatient, dangerous wanker.
I’m on her side.
Oh, and you can hear a noise, so the other bell-end has hit her, which is probably why she stopped.
@@falconpowerful2362she wasn't hit, the sound you're hearing is all the loose shit she has in the car tumbling forwards. You can support a feral bogan woman with one too many kids if you want, I still think coming to a dead stop in the middle of the road to leap out and scream profanities in front of your kids is an overreaction to a near miss
17:09 make sure you don't blink during this bit otherwise you might miss the point of the clip
That was flabbergasting how fast that was.
that was insane how fast that was
It’s an Audi, and given the speed, it’s a German driver who’s forgotten he/she is driving in Australia and not on the autobahn.
6:53 had me in tears broo 😭
That last one with the truck thinks he is in a car! Geez, I hope you called the cops on him and sent them the video!
7:29 Give way to pedestrians when turning at intersections but not required at roundabouts.
Those pedestrians are randomly crossing an unmarked section of road.
No doubt as the DC remarks there is a pedestrian light to the right...that they should have used.
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq No, they are crossing at the intersection of two roads. The law in my state stipulates that a driver must give way to pedestrians crossing the road you are about to enter. I don't see a set of pedestrian crossing lights or a pedestrian crossing within 20m to the right, do you?
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq Driver needed to give way to the pedestrians
Refer to the legislation Rule 73
Rule 73 Giving way at an intersection
Part (2) If the driver is turning left (except if the driver is using a slip lane) or right from the terminating road into the continuing road, the driver must give way to-
(a) any vehicle travelling on the continuing road (except a vehicle making a U-turn on the continuing road at the T-intersection), and
(b) any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection.
DC Driver was 100% in the wrong here
legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/whole/html/inforce/current/sl-2014-0758#sec.73
Poster claiming to be DC elsewhere in the comments stated there were lights
@@JohnSmith-yv6eqthose lights are well over 20m away. The pedestrians had every right to be crossing there, and clueless cammer had every obligation to give way to them.
7:28 - you are required by law to give way to pedestrians crossing in this manner. Look it up...
Old girl saying she has kids in the car yet drops the C word. Good one "mum"
I think it's a commensurate response to someone driving in the opposite lane and almost causing a head on collision, but you keep on policing peoples naughty language mate
ur like Lovejoys wife “oh will someone please think of the children 🥺”
I’d rather hear a curse word as a kid than get the back of my mums car smashed in. Personally.
Despite all the naysayers, I am with you on this. All she had to do was drive on and breath, and she might have if she had an ounce of self control.
@@jt2249response is one thing, Carrying on like a junkie is another
6:52 That wheeze 😂 I would have done the same mate
7:20 "What are you doing? I was looking at the traffic!" Well bad news bud: when turning at an intersection, you must give way to pedestrians crossing the road you are about to enter. Not the safest place for the pedestrians to cross, but it's still on drivers to know the bloody rules.
yes do have pedestrians have right of way but not when they are breaking the law by J-walking. The crossing light was RED
@@johnnichol9412unfortunately he’s in the wrong in this instance.
@@IndenturedUA-camSlave Not sure which of us is going blind, but I don't see a pedestrian light.
So pedestrians can cross anywhere they like and expect traffic to stop? No. They were jaywalking
@@ADVANCEDTECHTIPS only jaywalking if it is within 20m of a marked pedestrian crossing
24:15 - all you can do is call the police straight up. Numberplate, location and video will do the rest.
"I have kid's in the car you c*&t". Gold!
Only in Australia!!! 👍🇦🇺🤣🤣🤣
15:53 I want this as my new ring tone
That will go down well when you're waiting in line at the licencing centre! 🤣
@@Factchekkawhen they all frown at you, just shrug and say it's traffic relevant
@@traj7196 I don't think that will alter their response to hearing a woman screaming "I've got kids in the car you stupid c***!" 🤔
swearing in front of children 🙄
Watching these videos reaffirms my belief that there are a lot of crazy drivers..
The rest of you guys, be very carefull out there.
Except for when the robots slam on the brakes for no reason. Like that forester.
21:44 Good reaction by the truckie, as the collision would've totaled their car.
I was talking to an American work colleague a while back, he likes Australians, but it also amused him how often the word C*nt is used and the combinations and situations it can be heard.
There are some choice varieties used in this month's selection.
Another great effort from Western Australia; only a couple of red-light runners, double-line crossers and confused round-a-bouters. Top work.
14:28 Has anybody else noticed that these Subarus seem to active there emergency braking for no reason? We had Subaru do this in front of us along the Pacific Hwy, North of Newcastle. It braked from 100kmh, nearly a standstill, whilst overtaking a truck. I managed to stop in time and the driver was profusely apologetic when I pulled up beside her to register my displeasure. She said that her Forester activated the brake for no reason.
Yes I came looking for this comment, one time driving a Subaru outback the exact same thing happened. I knew what happened the second I saw this footage as well.
Had a tesla do it to me as well but not half as bad as the subaru
@@MattW-mx2rc Yeah, we also have a friend that owns a late model Forester and she said that her car has come to a dead stop on two occasions for no reason.
The incident North of Newcastle, was such a violent stop that I initially thought that it was either road rage or an insurance scam.
My 2019 kia carnival triggered its auto braking while doing 110 on the freeway at Mt White weigh station as i passing a truck. Dumb thing is you cant override the dumb thing.
@@MrIsmaeltaleb85 You should be able to. I now have a 2019 Sportage and on the speedometer you should be able adjust AEB (Auto emergency braking) to delayed, normal or early.
I have no issues on normal (i've seen it brake a couple of times but not super violent, but the subaru outback was downright dangerous)
If Subaru eyesight thinks something being overtaken / turning vehicle is still in your lane it beeps, flashes full dash red, displays obstruction detected. If you don't react within a second it applies full ABS level brakes. Similarly if you're rapidly approaching the rear of the car ahead, if you intend taking a slip lane *but haven't yet indicated*. A tap or slight increase of accelerator and the car will disengage AEB and defer to your driving. Slight steering input (away from obstruction) also counts as a reaction and will it disengage. Do nothing and you're stopping. The manual states these incidents are automatically recorded (no audio) so if you've an event warranting Subaru can pull the footage.
7:28 you can also look where you’re going
1:22 This is a rare species, the Overcautious ute driver. Not often seen in the wild. A critically endangered species.
Nice one! 🤣🤣🤣
Just when I thought I had seen the worst driving ever up pops 25 minutes of even more hair raising stunt driving! Well done to all our performers.
Another bunch of cunning stunts! 🤣🤣
10:16 Would have been neat to hear the sound of the 4 horses and old Cobb & co. Style carriage being drawn.
19:20. Has to be the chillest Aussie ever
Dude's *Tone* didn't even change. Just an other boring day in the Office.
I bet if he wasn't on the phone to his partner, it would be a different story.
6:59 I frequently do this when people decide to leave 2 cars room for no reason.
Not sure why it’s so common, i’ve seen people sitting at the lights for ages because they weren’t triggering the sensors.
Have had to actually inform someone of this as they were teaching their own child to drive. Now, how can you teach another person when you dont even know something this basic.
@@dreamersparadise2217 These would be the same people that shouldn't teach anyone how to drive... or they'll end up here, like the rest of these clowns! 🤣🤣
There was a guideline in the Learn to Drive handbooks, about sitting far enough back so you could see the line, or back far enough from the one in front that you could see thier tyres.
That's also far enough back to not trigger the sensor to tell it there's a car there.
ProTip - At night, when it's quiet, come to the line when red, pause, roll back and rol forward to trigger the sensor a second time, nearly instant change of the lights :) Does not work during peak hours...
I bet you think the more times you push the button to call a lift, the faster it comes as well 🙄@@PiDsPagePrototypes
Did this a few years ago - probably like 3 car spaces - the guy behind went absolutely apeshit on the horn. 😂
I will definitely do it again.
2:09 Houso trying to get in on that insurance scam.
😂😂
In Taree? No way.
@@loblolly777 Hold up. That's Taree? I dunno what it looks like. Dude's gotta realise there's a thing called gay for pay. I hear the hub pays straight men 3 times to amount to bat for the same team.
@3:50 That tree came out of nowhere! The driver is lucky to be alive.
The long sloped "A" pillar on a lot of vehicles can block seeing many obstructions and dangers on the road...
This dangerous obstruction of view is especially applicable as "dangerous" to any models that have that little triangle window at the bottom of the "A" pillar.
Pedestrians, cyclists and complete cars "disappear" into this "A" pillar zone.......
much like they did on the old 1970's Chrysler Valiants.
Any non-ninety degree intersections should be approached with extreme caution if you drive a car like this...
and trees can be pretty aggressive
@@vanessagoddess1 the driver asked for insurance details, but received a wooden expression.
@@strikeleader5269
He got barked at...
@@strikeleader5269
I wooden go out on a limb for thid pine cone of a driver.....
7:26 Blind af. Try looking where you're going?. There could be anything on the road.
Agree, total ****.
Even other cars...🙄
The luckiest people in this video are so incredible to watch.
3:48 Yeah you need to watch out for those trees they have a habit of jumping out in front of you.
the number of Wrong-Way numpties in aussie is frankly terrifying.
Probably a lot of tourists from right lane driving countries.
I wonder what it's like to believe you are the most important person in the universe?
Would love an interview with some of these egotistic "i'm number one" drivers to understand their (lack of) thought process when shoving themselves through everyone else's existences so forcefully.
Like VGS939 Skoda at 12:50 perhaps? What a prick.
Be careful what you wish for, you might end up working for one, and it isn't pleasant.
Count me in to ask those drivers questions are well.
Thought processes? Their tiny brains are too busy thinking about themselves that there's no RAM spare!
Yes, I've got a few choice words to throw their way as well. Put them all behind the bars I say! Every last one of these filthy animals hey🤨
9:20 I love it ^^ Ready to sent it ? YES and the biker sent it like you should in a tunnel
7:27 Nice work not giving way to pedestrians. Hope you don't have a licence...
Pedestrians fault, dangerous place to cross when drivers turning left are looking at the oncoming traffic. No common sense
@@nano11alexischile Comment above yours probably looks like those peds - Boomer culture to the max "everyone looks out for me, and makes room for me." They had plenty of time to pause to let the cammer past, but deliberately kept going assuming the cammer would stop for them.
@@gospelofrye6881 Expecting licensed drivers to follow the legally required road rules rather than creating a hazard to save 3 seconds? Yeah you're right- entirely unreasonable hey,
@@nano11alexischile if you're not competent to drive safely and in accordance with the rules, you should hand back your licence and swap seats with someone who can. Pretty simple
@@RumperTumskinyou realised he stopped for the pedestrians? Even though they were in the wrong… think you might need to hand your licence in AND go to specsavers
6:01 my street is like this - you’re having a carefully orchestrated tic-tac routine with a car coming towards you and so many times, a dick comes up behind and overtakes, forcing in. So rude
11:43 he in fact, did not hold back 😂
9:20 that tunnel seems a very good place to hang up speed camera's and soundmonitors (for excessive noise) those would print traffic tickets/fines by the hundreds a day.
I'd be surprised if it doesn't already have them - people just don't care. Lane Cove and Northconnex tunnels in Sydney, I'm always amazed how many people drive at 90-95 past sign after sign saying there are speed cameras in there.
13:20 gamersnexus podcast on the radio, that was a very ungamer move, "thats free loot!"
wholesome nonetheless
Curious how many people made that connection, I'd imagine very few.
@@j1mmy69scrolled looking for this comment. He has very distinctive voice.
Was that the solo to knocking on heaven's door cover version by G'n'R on the car that tipped over onto the grass?
3:09 Both flogs are at fault. DC’s way too close, and as for the Lancer, there’s a reason the rule for the amber light is to “stop *IF IT IS SAFE TO DO SO”*
Nope. Lancer is at fault:
"A yellow (amber) light means you must stop. You can only go through a yellow light if you cannot stop safely before the 'Stop' line. *You should not stop suddenly* , and you should not speed up to get through a yellow light." - NSW transport website
@anon4854 wouldn't dc also be liable? He clearly didn't leave enough room
@@dreed100 Nope, it's a slam dunk for the DC drivers insurance company. Lucky they had the camera so it's clear how abruptly the Lancer stopped. Even with that the DC driver barely made contact anyway. The Lancer was 100% at fault in that situation.
They stated braking before the light changed and then stopped past the line.
That said it always makes sense to assume the car in front is going to stop for no reason. Being right doesn’t fix the car.
@anon4854 what if there was something in front of the lancer? Hence he stopped?
9:12 Of course he's getting overtaken, he's going 0MPH 😄
Time stands still for nobody! 🤣🤣
15:53 that is the perfect Australian reaction to shitty driving *chefs kiss* executed perfectly bravo!
6:52, old mate earnt his spot. people that park too far back from the line lmaoooo
Why are people doing that more and more often? Someone reading this must know. Please enlighten me! 🙏
@@Factchekka must be the million red light speed cameras that plague the country "ohhh nooo dont wanna be too far forward and trigger it
15:54 kids in car: " mummy, whats a stupid c__nt"?
"Mummy, why does he have one of those, but no brain in it?"
15:50 kids learned a new word today
Doubt it was the first time the kids have heard that kind of language.
13:20 Plot twist. He's actually a pickpocket.
I'd like to think it was a good a deed by the DCer.
And many of these show exactly why when the light goes green I never just go, I pause, glance left and right, and only THEN move off.
Thought that clip at 10:54 was from an FPV drone till I heard the guy yell.
Stay safe out there folks, remember...their still out there.
13:00 Waverley Road, East Malvern, leading up to Belgrave road, is one of the most irritating bottlenecks. Only drive down it when traffic is at a minimum, otherwise avoid
9:15 That's cool actually! It looks like a movie and the music is on point!
19:17 What DC driver should've said was : "hang on luv, some f*ckwit just pulled out in front of me, almost causing an accident".🤣
16:00 great way to set an example of how to deal with situations with "yOuR kIdS iN tHe CaR". Mother of the year award.
7:27 - Dash Cam driver needs to do a refresher. Pedestrians have right of way here.
Pedestrians were not on a crossing, not on a light controlled crossing...
they were just crossing the road at an obviously busy intersection and had NO right to do so without due care and attention...
like the DC shouts at them "Use the lights"..
which are probably off to the DC's right...on the same intersection.
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq the DC still needs to give way to the pedestrians, and the crossing was more than 20m away so the pedestrians are allowed to cross there.
NSW Rule 73
(2) If the driver is turning left (except if the driver is using a slip lane) or right from the terminating road into the continuing road, the driver must give way to--
(a) any vehicle travelling on the continuing road (except a vehicle making a U-turn on the continuing road at the T-intersection), and
(b) any pedestrian who is crossing the continuing road at or near the intersection.
NSW Rule 234
Crossing a road on or near a crossing for pedestrians
(1) A pedestrian must not cross a road, or part of a road, within 20 metres of a crossing on the road, except at the crossing or another crossing, unless the pedestrian is--
@@lesstockley4937
So, is that intersection 20 metres wide...
across to the light controlled pedestrian crossing part of that intersection?
Exactly right; turning dashcam driver must give way to pedestrians once they have indicated their intention to cross by taking a step off the kerb.
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq it means if you are within 20m of a proper crossing you must use it. We can see before the turn there is no crossing for at least 20m toward the right by the servo, and after the turn we can see no crossing within 20m to the left either, therefore the pedestrians are allowed to cross there.
In fact using maps (DC turns out of Warby Street, Campbelltown), I can measure 50m to the crossing on the right after the servo, and 270m to the closest crossing on the left. There are no lights or crossings on Warby St itself either.
You want to try and keep arguing an irrelevant point , or just concede the DC stuffed up and needed to give way as per the road rules?
10:55 doing doughies on the golf course? If so. Suffer in ya jocks!
wasn't a golf course just farm land
this is the driver btw @@thescuffedfox5179 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bro the first clip TRIGGERS ME
Chinese driver… this is common behaviour on the roads in China… I lived there for 3 years and never could get used to it…
Selfish!
And the last one as well, so called professional drivers who think they rule the road
The second clip triggers me!!
Lol I'd said "back up dickhead!"
Tesla's are becoming the new Audi's!
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No they are handing them out in fortune cookies from the local Chinese take away shops .
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Scary but true!
That cornflake joke is as old as Adam. Get some new jokes old mate.
@@systemsrenegade9888 Nah, Raj has a licence and lends it to Patel, who lends it to Vishna etc.
I left Oz 5 years ago… still amazes me they are still playing the same songs on the radio….(for 10 years prior also)
@3:10 maintaining a safe braking distance & amber lights are a thing. I hope the DC driver isn't looking for sympathy
Not a chance. Car in front came to an entirely unjustified stop, way past the line and way too violent. Driver in front was in the wrong.
@@TheNoobOffice
Looked to me as if front driver saw the DC coming...
and realised his boot was the DC's stopping zone...
so he moved forward deliberately to give the DC stopping/no hit me room???
@@TheNoobOffice i dont like your chances arguing both those points with your insurance company or inspector plod for that mattter. "driver in front was in the wrong" ?? you need to hand in your licence
the car infront of the DC was braking fairly hard when the light was green, he slammed them on when it went yellow.. i got no idea wtf he was doing
@@andrewpritchard5328 Driver in front couldn't stop behind the solid line (impact was made when they were half a car over the solid line) so unsafe stop.
Dash Cam driver not keeping enough distance, and if he was to try and continue through on the Orange like it seemed he was going too, lights most likely would be red while he's still in the intersection.
Dumb and Dumber in this Instance. Insurance companies will have an interesting time arguing who's at fault that's for sure.
16:55 thats on the Ute, the Merc went for a gap that was 100% there until he swerved into it super late out of view of the vehicle in front.
The ute? There was no gap for the merc - it was 120% at fault (extra 20% because it was deliberate)
@AnotherDoug the dash cam changed lanes.
@@cbisme6414and the merc didn't give way. Is this too difficult to understand?
Nah man i go on this road every day, double white lines & ya can't turn right coming out of that shopping complex
@@cbisme6414So what? Vehicles are allowed to change lanes provided they give way to any vehicle in the lane they are entering. EDIT to add: this occurred in Queensland and, as @ryli6073 has said, it is illegal to cross double unbroken lines when entering a road from a driveway.
I do not recommend if you're trying to drift off to sleep. The adrenaline flows...
The last video "the mud must flow"
15:53 Yep, that's exactly what I would've said.🤣
Teaching by example.
@@seastnswkids Gitsas learn eventually 😂
16:00 mother of the year!! 🙄 what lovely language for the kids in the car to hear
0:20 Renault Traffic by name, Renault Traffic by nature xD
22.11 Sums it up for all those drivers oblivious to the world around them.
10:12 Gotta love that 4 Horse Power engine!
Thank goodness someone else made that joke so I didn't have to.
Yeah. But that 16 feet of torque makes the difference!
He's got a few different carriages that his team pull. He also trains other people's horses to pull carriages etc. He's on the local roads regularly getting horses used to traffic, not that there's much traffic out our way.
i remember when i was 5 and we were doing athletics at school and we had to do a 50m sprint and stay in a straight line to the end and i was..But all the other kids were swerving into the other lanes like muppets and i knew at that moment people are broken and dont know how to go straight. Seeing this reminded me of that moment realising people are still not getting it LOL
4:11 That caution sign on the back of the ute is not good enough with that sort of driving. He needs to have caution signs completely all around the car.
The language with the kids in car
6:52 - Ah yes, I love me the occasional Susanne Vega song. "My name is Luka, I live on the second floor..."
6:58 - I have done the exact same thing a few times. 🤣You know the driver leaving a gap that large is also likely to be that driver whose 0-60 acceleration rate is measured in hours.
7:28 - I'm going to doubt that you were "looking at traffic." You're in Australia, where 85% of bogans will be hurtling down the oncoming lane, in a no passing zone, on a divided road, to shave half a second off their commute (and this is coming from an American whose UA-cam views are the closest he's ever been to visiting), you should be looking BOTH ways as a habit, for your own personal safety. And also, when pulling into traffic, try looking WHERE YOUR VEHICLE IS GOING. Don't be a dummy, apologize for the error, be thankful no contact was made, and take it as a lesson learned. I know with near 100% certainty, when you reach their age and begin to FEEL that age, you won't be walking halfway down the block to a pedestrian crossing, crossing the street, and walking halfway down the block back to your car.
_If they were ten or fifteen feet from a marked crossing, then you'd have a valid point._
10:54 - 🤣I genuinely hope you weren't "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," but I can't help but laugh. The band is Guns 'n' Roses, not Guns 'n' Rollovers!
17:41 - 🤦♂People will NEVER learn...
15:51 mother of the year right there
6:58... Nice pole position grab...Someone needs to be up front to initiate a traffic light change..
0:40 Rumour has it, that driver is still trying to negotiate the roundabout