#4 The cammer is definitely to blame. You stay in lane when leaving a roundabout, you cut across the Mini who was in the correct lane. Some of these cammers really need to learn to drive and stop blaming it on the other drivers.
Many of these cammers are at fault...I would be embarrassed to allow them on UA-cam...I've had infinitely worse by drivers many times...you take it in your stride...get on with it..forget about making a fuss and concentrate on yourself..there's always room for improvement..I hate hypocrisy
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Yeah. It’s funny how some drivers delude themselves into thinking they’re in the right. A lot of people with dash cams just assume the moral high ground because they have a camera. I was behind one idiot who was doing 20mph in a 30mph zone and I was getting frustrated and he was pointing at his camera as though he was doing nothing wrong. Unbelievable.
where does it say anything about 2 on 2 off in the HWC though, its became a thing, but it doesnt actually say it anywhere. there isnt any markings and there isnt much that makes it the case. "most appropriate" is all it says and that doesnt clear anything up unless there are lines showing you whice way lanes continue on. considering lanes are marked to go 3rd exit from lane one and all sorts depending on the roundabout, then lane one at times exits into all lanes at times as well. appropriate seems to be, 1st exit for things before 180 or straight and second for anything to the right so no one can argues. or get actual marking like they do on most other roundabout now
@@anoncyclist2131I am learning and the only time I have ever been told 2, is that 2 cars are better to use as blockers rather than 1. Sheesh if it was 2 by 2 it would take all day to leave a roundabout in an inner city !
Most people look at driving like a walk to the corner shop and look no further than the car in front. Everything happens to them, and everything is a surprise.
The only problem was, he wasn't paying attention. He placed his car right at the point a collision would occur if the car ahead went right - NEVER place your car at the point of collision! Hold back and stagger your position with other cars.
I would have just driven off. Taken no damage, not a cause of the incident, but most importantly are the kids in the car that are clearly scared. Drive off, report your presence in the incident to the police if you want, but don’t endanger your kids.
2:40 Read the highway code. ( Rule Section 129 ) You can cross a double white line if the vehicle in front of you is traveling 10mph or less and it is safe to do so. In regards as to where the truck crossed, he could absolutely see down that road well enough and long enough to mitigate hazard if a vehicle was to come the other way. (especially since the road is a 30mph) The only thing that was bad about that event is that the truck didn't leave enough space between them and the cyclist. Being a good road user is also about fixing your mis-understandings for the benefit of all. Not just yourself.
On double white lines you must not overtake over the lines to pass ANY 10 mph vehicle. it is only to pass a pedal cycle, horse or road maintenance vehicle doing less than 10 mph.
Let's face it we have all made mistakes and been in the wrong lane and occasionally pulled out when we shouldn't have done, but with so much traffic and people being impatient its only going to get worse.
Overtaking in built up areas with junctions, overtaking on roundabouts, not checking blind spots for vulnerable users, driving in a zoned out state with almost no awareness or anticipation... and that's just the cammers.
@Jowen0wen they weren't... the lorry had ample time to move into the roundabout if it weren't for the clampit accelerating into an issue that wasn't there to begin with.
Most of these, as usual, are the cammers demonstrating their own poor observation and anticipation, or purposely driving into danger so that they can sound the horn. I remember the days when the cammers were the good drivers!
#8 - not enough evidence ? You have the reg plate, and video proving he ran into you ! What more does your local force need ? Time to move to a better area I think !
And often the horn used in anger after someone has supposedly done something can cause the other driver to retaliate. People need to learn to let it go, the roads are busy we cant do anything about other peoples driving. We are all going somewhere. Its simply not worth getting involved. Near misses ? Doesn’t bother me so long as they miss. Happens most days, you just deal with it and not get wound up.
Ratty 1969 clip 16 accelerated into the situation, then beeps at the hgv , who was progressing onto a roundabout, it’s not a stop sign , it’s a giveway, you we’re nowhere near him when he crossed the line , he’s not doing 0-30 in 2 seconds, but you still wanted to beat him, even though you were leaving on different exits….tool
God I love the Cocteau Twins and Blue Bell Knoll is such a great album and played it the first time for years over Xmas and then boom…….it’s on dashcam as well! ❤😂
38:00 those ASDA drivers are an absolute nightmare. One of them used to come and block my drive every week for a few months, eventually i told him to stop doing it because it had held me up twice leaving to pick someone up - dude had the nerve to ask me to wait, when I told him 'no', he gave me the finger. Keep in mind this parking job was saving him at most 5 steps, and hes not exactly carrying anything heavy - just groceries that even your granny can handle. Took a picture of him, his plate and rang the number on the van, reported him and hes not been seen since. They treat you like you're in their way, on your own property.
The term "Professional Driver" only means they get paid to drive for a living. It does not relate to their abilities to drive in any way what so ever. Trust me after 30 years in the industry, I can confidently say that lorry drivers are no better than the rest of the muppets on the road.
Amazing the amount of ppl who speed up to change the situation for the "offending" driver after r they have committed, then stand on the horn. I reckon a good half of these videos are the complainers in the wrong.
Good rule of thumb is to give an HGV a wide birth on a roundabout but saying that the cammer then tucked in behind him and the went round him so was the cammer even in the correct lane ??
19:39 you do not approach a mini roundabout with a blind corner doing that speed. A mini roundabout doesn't just make it clear to go you need to slow down and check, and if someone else is on the roundabout you need to wait instead of being a prat
#5 Don't Undertake vehicles that are already on the roundabout, then you won't get crushed when the vehicle manoeuvres to take THEIR exit! What a tool!
Cammer was in the correct lane for their exit, the lorry changed lanes on the roundabout. There are 2 lanes heading off in that direction, lorry started in 2 and finished in lane 1.
No. 23 yes the car entering the lane was a bit previous in moving BUT the dashcam user then wandered across to the right hand lane (NO sound of indicator use then OR when he later turned right - and yes my hearing's THAT good!) when he started in the left AND slowed down so the second driver had every right to be pigged off with him!
#13 should have been reading the road and most probably knew that the car will need to pull out to overtake the tractor. Another example of blame others for your own failure to read the road properly.
I love the Uk nearly crashed dashcam footage compared to Russian and Chinese where they just don’t give a sh*t about anyone! We manage to break and swear and beep our horns all at the same time! They just smash into bikes, mopeds, paramedics, pedestrians, prams, houses, bridges, cars, Lorrie’s carrying fuel, trains, ambulances, cement trucks, sides of mountains, and wild animals. 😅
#4 The mini did nothing wrong, there is nowhere in the highway code that says the right lane is for 3rd or 4 exit only. Carrying straight on in lane 2 to lane 2 on the opposite side is correct. Change lanes from 1 to 2 as you come off the roundabout without looking, is a stupid thing to do.
#81 Why did he need to move back to lane 3 when lane 1 and 2 was clear? #85 Driver needed new horn as he was still honking 332 days later #93 Van driver obviously didn't want a lorry overtaking him or maybe he worked out what the accelerator pedal done #109 When items started falling off why did the driver not slow down if they had assumed something was going to happen #112 The hard shoulder was designed for BMW drivers and others alike to use
#63 - Car in front put hazards on well before it braked. From the audio, it sounds like the cammer put his hazards on, too, so why the hell didn't he slow down then? Crazy.
#16...car drivers need to realise they don't have tons up their backside like a lorry has...yea it was a poor emerge from the lorry but show some restraint as they can't brake like cars do.
#68 if that guy had been crossing 8 seconds later than he was in that clip, there is no question that Golf would either have seriously injured him or caused a fatality.
Don't be too hard on the coach driver about what he said. Have you thought about what he was feeling with all those young lives expecting an uneventful journey? Preserve your criticism for the moronic car driver who recklessly drove out in front of the oncoming coach which was big enough for someone even with poor eyesight to see.
@@richardphillips6281 Any semi-competent driver should have been very aware that the care would have wanted to pull out and overtake the tractor. Anticipating other drivers is part of what you need to do and do well...especially as a professional driver.
14:36 #29 I cannot help feeling we did not slow down at the SLOW road marking but kept up a brisk pace. When we saw the car emerging we held our speed and eventually cross a solid white line our side. Could we have been more sensible?
“Not enough evidence”? I’m going to assume the person reviewing it has targets or some internal unofficial but official (wink wink) ask from management to fiddle stats in some way. That or it’s just sheer incompetence. Either way, you know if it was taken further they would agree “apon further review…”.
#63. After a minor collision on a motorway, driver puts his car on the hard shoulder and tells his girls: "you stay in the car." Wrong, so very wrong. Never sit in a vehicle on the hard shoulder of a motorway. Too many people are killed every year doing just that, thinking they are safe. Get out, and get as far away into the greenery as you can. There are too many idiot drivers out there.
Driver at 48:42 stopping on A2 . The guy realised he was heading in the wrong direction if he stayed in his lane hence, he indicates to move over to the right. Have some patience and give them room to change course. Local drivers never consider visitors to their town.
When watching these videos does anyone else find themselves automatically looking for their non existent mirrors or trying to turn their heads to see any oncoming traffic?
#81 Simon turner moaning about a rubber necker with is no safe I agree but after the accident intimidates the driver in front by flashing his lights, and then proceeds to do a highly illegal manoeuvre of undertaking. Maybe this driver needs some more lessons.
No. 40 don't you just love how the cyclist dumps his bike in the middle of the side road to try and catch up with the car to remonstrate with the driver DESPITE being in the wrong?!
#38 Since the rules on priority have changed, rule 170 states "give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross a road into which or from which you are turning" so i would say the bicycle was mostly in the correct. I will admit its a hard rule change to get used to.
Difficult to give way when a cyclist shoots of the footpath whilst praying everyone will avoid him. There were no markings that it was a shared footpath, just another entitled cyclist
Don’t think the user of this cam understands that lorries don’t necessarily pullout on you you have to realise they are slow moving vehicles and that sometimes it takes a while for them to get going once they pull away be a bit more patient and understanding instead of blasting your horn at anyone who makes a misdemeanour on the road your attitude sucks with this I’ve got a dashcam attitude chill out a bit , none of us are perfect drivers .
At 8.00 that lorry would have had little chance of stopping with that weight of concrete on the back. He could have lost his load if he had tried to. The keep clear signs are there for a reason! Cammer needed to give lorry more space and could have easily slowed down. Lack of experience / knowledge on the cammers part not knowing what is involved driving a heavily loaded HGV
#8 the BMW driver is probably a judge or a council member etc!! How can that not be enough evidence?? we all clearly saw the BMW hit the back of the motorcycle!!
#40 I'd be miffed if I was that cyclist too, you saw him a mile off (no matter what side of the road he was on) and you purposely squeezed him into the curb, why?
I have to say, quite a few cammers are driving far too close to the vehicle in front especially the one at 56 minutes. Barely half a second behind on a wet road. Wet road absolute minimum distance behind should be 4 seconds
Car Transport indicated to pull across to safely pass an incident on the hard shoulder, where one or more vehicles involved were still partly on the main carriageway.
6:13 Jag wasn't thinking ahead but it would look better for the cammer if he'd worked out the tractor; eased up a little and stayed behind the jag rather than driving into a conflict point.
It’s a notorious corner in the area, blind hard right turn with a crossing and a car park exit. Really have to have your wits about you especially from the way the learner has come as you cannot see if a pedestrian is approaching the crossing from the right.
#29 moaning about minding his own business, so much so he missed the warning sign for the junction and wasn't using appropriate speed - exactly the type of guy to T bone a vehicle, kill someone and then blame them even though he doesn't slow down for junctions.
@@tionnemiller665 They legally have to use the road. I have been close passed, threatened and abused for cycling along straight roads at around 16-20mph. Some drivers just do it for no reason.
You can’t teach bad drivers a lesson but you sure can fuel their rage I learnt just back off in the safest way because it may cost you somehow, there is so much anger out there. Be safe is not being a whimp. Peace to all
1:34 - exiting in lane 1 - stay in lane 1 and if you want to change lanes use your mirrors & shoulder check & indicators - on roundabout in lane 2 - exit in lane 2 but watch out for numpties suddenly changing lanes ;)
#5 Common sense, always allow large vehicles, especially artics more room and don’t get too close on corners and roundabouts! #16 Two wrongs and all,that, you kept accelerating despite seeing the truck entering the roundabout, shared culpability there! #37 The bus was illegally positioned at the lights, if your lane is blocked as you approach the lights, you must remain behind the stop line, he was blocking the cycle safety box and poking out into the carriageway, should have been reported. #42 Cammer is just another enlisted cyclist, not sure the 4x4 was dangerously close but even so the rider’s gestures were worthy of a quiet word. #53 Not only was the Nissan speeding in wet conditions, the driver was clearly in a right turn lane and wasn’t indicating so one must assume the intention was to jump the queue and proceeded straight ahead.
#62 seems bad to me on both sides. At first the rider made a mistake and exchanged some words, and then the driver of the car joined the rage. He had driven so close from the scooter it removes any margin for errors. the driver could have injured the rider in case of collision. I find it irresponsible. I do not understand how authorities could give a warning only to the rider. Both should get a warning.
#4 The cammer is definitely to blame. You stay in lane when leaving a roundabout, you cut across the Mini who was in the correct lane. Some of these cammers really need to learn to drive and stop blaming it on the other drivers.
Many of these cammers are at fault...I would be embarrassed to allow them on UA-cam...I've had infinitely worse by drivers many times...you take it in your stride...get on with it..forget about making a fuss and concentrate on yourself..there's always room for improvement..I hate hypocrisy
mostly idiots
It's Clough Road in Hull. The lanes are clearly marked. The Mini is 100% in the right.
I think they often do it - just to generate content…
C3 AAS obviously purchased that plate for easier identification 🤣😂🤣😂
#4 What crazy place for the cam car to change lanes. The mini was quite entitled to be in lane two for that exit.
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Yeah. It’s funny how some drivers delude themselves into thinking they’re in the right. A lot of people with dash cams just assume the moral high ground because they have a camera. I was behind one idiot who was doing 20mph in a 30mph zone and I was getting frustrated and he was pointing at his camera as though he was doing nothing wrong. Unbelievable.
What’s worse is they’ve posted this having reviewed it, still thinking he’s in the right for trying to switch one’s exiting a round about.
😂 #5 annoyed with the lorry for cutting lanes and he's not in the right lane either 🤦
the sound of him tapping his dashcam LMAO what a melt
The lorry looked like it was in the correct lane and the cammer is just an id10t.
Trying to overtake a lorry on a roundabout is asking for trouble.😂
To be fair,that road through Huddersfield changes lane a toooften.
Yeah the road markings seem pretty clear that cammer was in the wrong lane.
#1, that’s on you, he was in the proper lane and signaling the turn.
I think he agrees given the lack of any response from the cam.
#4, 2 lanes on, 2 lanes off. Mini didnt do anything wrong.
Calmer tried to cut the mini up, calmer is at fault, probably didn't look or indicate.
@@DeliMeatTreeyep, stupid place for them to try to change lanes
Yep #4 your a melt.. learn how to drive yourself,
where does it say anything about 2 on 2 off in the HWC though, its became a thing, but it doesnt actually say it anywhere. there isnt any markings and there isnt much that makes it the case. "most appropriate" is all it says and that doesnt clear anything up unless there are lines showing you whice way lanes continue on. considering lanes are marked to go 3rd exit from lane one and all sorts depending on the roundabout, then lane one at times exits into all lanes at times as well.
appropriate seems to be, 1st exit for things before 180 or straight and second for anything to the right so no one can argues. or get actual marking like they do on most other roundabout now
@@anoncyclist2131I am learning and the only time I have ever been told 2, is that 2 cars are better to use as blockers rather than 1. Sheesh if it was 2 by 2 it would take all day to leave a roundabout in an inner city !
"Good job I was paying attention...."
Something that everyone on the roads should be doing ALL THE TIME!
Most people look at driving like a walk to the corner shop and look no further than the car in front. Everything happens to them, and everything is a surprise.
@@MrTbirkett Exactly. Most see driving as a conveniance, and not the skill it is that needs to be constantly honed.
The only problem was, he wasn't paying attention. He placed his car right at the point a collision would occur if the car ahead went right - NEVER place your car at the point of collision! Hold back and stagger your position with other cars.
Number 63. - You NEVER EVER stay in the car on a hard shoulder!
You need to get onto the grassy verge right?
I would have just driven off. Taken no damage, not a cause of the incident, but most importantly are the kids in the car that are clearly scared.
Drive off, report your presence in the incident to the police if you want, but don’t endanger your kids.
2:40
Read the highway code. ( Rule Section 129 )
You can cross a double white line if the vehicle in front of you is traveling 10mph or less and it is safe to do so.
In regards as to where the truck crossed, he could absolutely see down that road well enough and long enough to mitigate hazard if a vehicle was to come the other way. (especially since the road is a 30mph)
The only thing that was bad about that event is that the truck didn't leave enough space between them and the cyclist.
Being a good road user is also about fixing your mis-understandings for the benefit of all. Not just yourself.
On double white lines you must not overtake over the lines to pass ANY 10 mph vehicle. it is only to pass a pedal cycle, horse or road maintenance vehicle doing less than 10 mph.
@@andrewwilloughby7878 read your own comment, read the highway code and watch the video again.
You need to reread 128 and 129 again
@@andrewwilloughby7878yeah but they passed a bike
But if you read on, to slow moving traffic,, you will find, the bike had room to pull in,, read it yourself
It's always good when you recognise where the footage was shot.
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Unless you recognise most of them and realise you drive to much
Let's face it we have all made mistakes and been in the wrong lane and occasionally pulled out when we shouldn't have done, but with so much traffic and people being impatient its only going to get worse.
#10 quickest ambulance response
Overtaking in built up areas with junctions, overtaking on roundabouts, not checking blind spots for vulnerable users, driving in a zoned out state with almost no awareness or anticipation... and that's just the cammers.
#16.......sees lorry manoeuvring onto roundabout....continues to accelerate 🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈
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Doesn't mean the lorry wasn't in the wrong 😂
@Jowen0wen they weren't... the lorry had ample time to move into the roundabout if it weren't for the clampit accelerating into an issue that wasn't there to begin with.
Most of these, as usual, are the cammers demonstrating their own poor observation and anticipation, or purposely driving into danger so that they can sound the horn. I remember the days when the cammers were the good drivers!
Correct. A lot of cammers seem to look for it so they can upload to UA-cam. Sad bastards.
Last clip says he's always extra careful, yeah just not careful enough to slow down for the lights changing to red.
#8 - not enough evidence ? You have the reg plate, and video proving he ran into you ! What more does your local force need ? Time to move to a better area I think !
Typical plod
Yes, I cant believe that one. Proof on camera and reg plate. Disgusting that.
What did the solicitor think?
What did the solicitor think
Cammers should only use the horn to warn of approach, unlike many who use it in road rage. I never use my horn when it is not necessary.
And often the horn used in anger after someone has supposedly done something can cause the other driver to retaliate. People need to learn to let it go, the roads are busy we cant do anything about other peoples driving. We are all going somewhere. Its simply not worth getting involved. Near misses ? Doesn’t bother me so long as they miss. Happens most days, you just deal with it and not get wound up.
I knew truck crashes were bad, but after seeing the biggest truck crashes like these, I have a whole new respect for the power of these machines.
Ratty 1969 clip 16 accelerated into the situation, then beeps at the hgv , who was progressing onto a roundabout, it’s not a stop sign , it’s a giveway, you we’re nowhere near him when he crossed the line , he’s not doing 0-30 in 2 seconds, but you still wanted to beat him, even though you were leaving on different exits….tool
Best is at the next junction another HGV does the same except he doesn't beep at that one?
God I love the Cocteau Twins and Blue Bell Knoll is such a great album and played it the first time for years over Xmas and then boom…….it’s on dashcam as well! ❤😂
Heaven or Las Vegas is rarely off my road trip playlist 👍🏻
38:00 those ASDA drivers are an absolute nightmare. One of them used to come and block my drive every week for a few months, eventually i told him to stop doing it because it had held me up twice leaving to pick someone up - dude had the nerve to ask me to wait, when I told him 'no', he gave me the finger. Keep in mind this parking job was saving him at most 5 steps, and hes not exactly carrying anything heavy - just groceries that even your granny can handle. Took a picture of him, his plate and rang the number on the van, reported him and hes not been seen since. They treat you like you're in their way, on your own property.
The term "Professional Driver" only means they get paid to drive for a living. It does not relate to their abilities to drive in any way what so ever. Trust me after 30 years in the industry, I can confidently say that lorry drivers are no better than the rest of the muppets on the road.
3:59 "Not enough evidence." What more could he get? They just don't want to investigate small crimes.
No they need more time for hurty words on the internet
@@davehug5405Don't publish bigoted remarks and you won't go far wrong.
Amazing the amount of ppl who speed up to change the situation for the "offending" driver after r they have committed, then stand on the horn.
I reckon a good half of these videos are the complainers in the wrong.
#5. They say never under/over take on a RAB. And they are right.
@waltersobchak1719 I disagree, checking the road markings, cammer was in the wrong lane.
Truch should of started to signal at 2:05 to say he wanted to turn left. his right indicator was still on (i wouldnt undertake a HGV though)
Good rule of thumb is to give an HGV a wide birth on a roundabout but saying that the cammer then tucked in behind him and the went round him so was the cammer even in the correct lane ??
Check lane markings, Cammer is in the wrong lane.
@waltersobchak1719' The HGV changing lanes without warning' That is the very reason you don't over/under take.
What makes me laugh with these brake checkers is that they are so much of a hurry but they find time to brake check!!!!
#4, I think cammer tried changing lanes without looking properly, and blamed the other driver to cover the mistake...
#41 20:32 has to slow down for the car returning left and decided to speed up again just to make a point of it being their right of way
Don't know what half these people are filming. Most of the time it's their fault!
Its so they can upload to UA-cam for views and likes. A lot create situations for that purpose. Wankers.
19:39 you do not approach a mini roundabout with a blind corner doing that speed. A mini roundabout doesn't just make it clear to go you need to slow down and check, and if someone else is on the roundabout you need to wait instead of being a prat
Why do these people with dashcams act like they are such a big rush? Some are causing the problems themselves.
#5 Don't Undertake vehicles that are already on the roundabout, then you won't get crushed when the vehicle manoeuvres to take THEIR exit! What a tool!
Cammer was in the correct lane for their exit, the lorry changed lanes on the roundabout. There are 2 lanes heading off in that direction, lorry started in 2 and finished in lane 1.
Can we just stop a moment and appreciate how beautiful the sky is in #24 12:24
NO. That's boring. :D
YES. Thank you Ivor for making me go back and take notice of it! It put a smile on my face! :D
No. 23 yes the car entering the lane was a bit previous in moving BUT the dashcam user then wandered across to the right hand lane (NO sound of indicator use then OR when he later turned right - and yes my hearing's THAT good!) when he started in the left AND slowed down so the second driver had every right to be pigged off with him!
#82 if you stayed in your lane he might have known where you were going. The lane you were in you should have been going right.
Yea, it’s another example of an idiot having zero lane discipline and then getting mad that people mistake their intentions.
#13 should have been reading the road and most probably knew that the car will need to pull out to overtake the tractor. Another example of blame others for your own failure to read the road properly.
Are you dumb? 😂
100% correct. Being a so-called 'professional driver', too, aggravates the bad driving.
I love the Uk nearly crashed dashcam footage compared to Russian and Chinese where they just don’t give a sh*t about anyone! We manage to break and swear and beep our horns all at the same time! They just smash into bikes, mopeds, paramedics, pedestrians, prams, houses, bridges, cars, Lorrie’s carrying fuel, trains, ambulances, cement trucks, sides of mountains, and wild animals. 😅
Uncivilised
Think the big difference is we've been driving for a long time; most of these countries drivers were on bikes until twenty years ago.
No.4, try giving way to traffic approaching from the right as you are supposed to and learn some lane discipline.
The traffic approaching from the right rule is only when entering the roundabout, it seemed clear from what I could see.
5:05 This is a brilliant example of pride getting the best of someone, when their rightful place in the traffic queue is snatched away. 😂
#4 The mini did nothing wrong, there is nowhere in the highway code that says the right lane is for 3rd or 4 exit only. Carrying straight on in lane 2 to lane 2 on the opposite side is correct. Change lanes from 1 to 2 as you come off the roundabout without looking, is a stupid thing to do.
#19 love how 3 guys came out separate houses
0:54 - Almost nailed that parking stunt.
The hypocrisy is strong in #4 accusing the mini of trying to jump the queue lol
#81 Why did he need to move back to lane 3 when lane 1 and 2 was clear?
#85 Driver needed new horn as he was still honking 332 days later
#93 Van driver obviously didn't want a lorry overtaking him or maybe he worked out what the accelerator pedal done
#109 When items started falling off why did the driver not slow down if they had assumed something was going to happen
#112 The hard shoulder was designed for BMW drivers and others alike to use
Hats off to the clued in biker!!! We need more like him.👌👌👌
#63 - Car in front put hazards on well before it braked. From the audio, it sounds like the cammer put his hazards on, too, so why the hell didn't he slow down then? Crazy.
they come on automatically under heavy braking
Thought you were supposed to get out of the car on the hard shoulder in case someone hits you from behind.
#5 What a prize pratt in the cam car ....... absolute 🛎end
#16...car drivers need to realise they don't have tons up their backside like a lorry has...yea it was a poor emerge from the lorry but show some restraint as they can't brake like cars do.
Biker at the end speeding through a red light criticising the other traffic!
#37 must be an old one as there's a Maplin shop still there.
1:02:28 the car pulled away fast as well, I’d say the car was also in a rush 🤷🏽♂️
@30:00 Quickest Ambulance Response Ever
9:50 too
#4 Annoyed driver cut the lane, just like he did 😂
#68 if that guy had been crossing 8 seconds later than he was in that clip, there is no question that Golf would either have seriously injured him or caused a fatality.
#13 If you couldn't see that one coming I wouldn't want you driving a school coach with any of my family on it.
Don't be too hard on the coach driver about what he said. Have you thought about what he was feeling with all those young lives expecting an uneventful journey? Preserve your criticism for the moronic car driver who recklessly drove out in front of the oncoming coach which was big enough for someone even with poor eyesight to see.
pretty sure it says the school coach was empty mate but go on lad give it all you got@@richardphillips6281
@@richardphillips6281 Any semi-competent driver should have been very aware that the care would have wanted to pull out and overtake the tractor.
Anticipating other drivers is part of what you need to do and do well...especially as a professional driver.
BMW's number plate couldn't have summed it up better myself.
14:36 #29 I cannot help feeling we did not slow down at the SLOW road marking but kept up a brisk pace. When we saw the car emerging we held our speed and eventually cross a solid white line our side. Could we have been more sensible?
God forbid you anticipate a hazard and slow down accordingly.
Never under or overtake HGV vehicles or hang about in their blind spots on roundabouts. They need more room than a car to manoeuvre, hold back!
“Not enough evidence”? I’m going to assume the person reviewing it has targets or some internal unofficial but official (wink wink) ask from management to fiddle stats in some way. That or it’s just sheer incompetence.
Either way, you know if it was taken further they would agree “apon further review…”.
Needs to apply for a Victim Right to Review
Rules for thee but not for me.🤬
Not enough evidence. Perhaps the other driver was a Rozzer so .....nothing to see here sir.
Totally believable response in todays UK, sadly crime seems to be ignored so much now.
03:27 MP65DZJ clearly seen hitting the bike. What evidence do the 'police' need? Clueless.
No one gonna mention the convo in #61? 😂😂😂
Note to self: avoid becoming a featured player in the Idiots in Cars Compilation saga.
#32 omg the inconvenience of having to wait for 20 seconds for an elderly gentleman lol
1:48 that was your fault
1:35 The woman in the red mini didn’t do anything wrong. It was actually the driver in POV that went to the wrong lane
Yep, most saying that as well. Its the usual “ive got a dash cam and I need to cause a situation so I can upload it to UA-cam” type of idiot.
#63. After a minor collision on a motorway, driver puts his car on the hard shoulder and tells his girls: "you stay in the car." Wrong, so very wrong. Never sit in a vehicle on the hard shoulder of a motorway. Too many people are killed every year doing just that, thinking they are safe. Get out, and get as far away into the greenery as you can. There are too many idiot drivers out there.
Driver at 48:42 stopping on A2 . The guy realised he was heading in the wrong direction if he stayed in his lane hence, he indicates to move over to the right. Have some patience and give them room to change course. Local drivers never consider visitors to their town.
When watching these videos does anyone else find themselves automatically looking for their non existent mirrors or trying to turn their heads to see any oncoming traffic?
mirrors maybe, but never checked the blind spot next to the sofa yet!
29 The way he was hugging the roadside I'd say been drinking.
#81 Simon turner moaning about a rubber necker with is no safe I agree but after the accident intimidates the driver in front by flashing his lights, and then proceeds to do a highly illegal manoeuvre of undertaking. Maybe this driver needs some more lessons.
AND with his child in the car too!
No. 40 don't you just love how the cyclist dumps his bike in the middle of the side road to try and catch up with the car to remonstrate with the driver DESPITE being in the wrong?!
Too many drivers think they are entitled to change lane , even if there's another car there.
82 # beeping but can’t even keep it in the lane the whole way roundabout haha
#38 Since the rules on priority have changed, rule 170 states "give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross a road into which or from which you are turning" so i would say the bicycle was mostly in the correct. I will admit its a hard rule change to get used to.
Not a pedestrian
Difficult to give way when a cyclist shoots of the footpath whilst praying everyone will avoid him. There were no markings that it was a shared footpath, just another entitled cyclist
Been looking forward to this.m25 is my specialist subject. Can't wait for part two!
Don’t think the user of this cam understands that lorries don’t necessarily pullout on you you have to realise they are slow moving vehicles and that sometimes it takes a while for them to get going once they pull away be a bit more patient and understanding instead of blasting your horn at anyone who makes a misdemeanour on the road your attitude sucks with this I’ve got a dashcam attitude chill out a bit , none of us are perfect drivers .
At 8.00 that lorry would have had little chance of stopping with that weight of concrete on the back. He could have lost his load if he had tried to. The keep clear signs are there for a reason! Cammer needed to give lorry more space and could have easily slowed down. Lack of experience / knowledge on the cammers part not knowing what is involved driving a heavily loaded HGV
#8 the BMW driver is probably a judge or a council member etc!! How can that not be enough evidence?? we all clearly saw the BMW hit the back of the motorcycle!!
2:00 the artic was wrong
but cammer undertaking on a curve like that was asking for trouble instead of spotting potential problems .
Notice the tanker driver didn’t move over the transporter did very well 👌
#40 I'd be miffed if I was that cyclist too, you saw him a mile off (no matter what side of the road he was on) and you purposely squeezed him into the curb, why?
I have to say, quite a few cammers are driving far too close to the vehicle in front especially the one at 56 minutes. Barely half a second behind on a wet road. Wet road absolute minimum distance behind should be 4 seconds
Exactly! 34:55 #62 no way he should be that close behind a moped (who is limited to 30). Half these cammers shouldn't be on the road.
Car Transport indicated to pull across to safely pass an incident on the hard shoulder, where one or more vehicles involved were still partly on the main carriageway.
It's always better to be prepared, you never know when someone going to act like a fool...Thanks for the videos,...
It's like watching a real-life demolition derby in idiots in cars! Unbelievable! 🚗💥
6:13 Jag wasn't thinking ahead
but it would look better for the cammer if he'd worked out the tractor; eased up a little and stayed behind the jag rather than driving into a conflict point.
Love these so many dashcam users saying other drivers in wrong lane but actually they are. Damned planks
#18 maybe the massive SLOW written on the road wasn’t clear enough for the wannabe racing driver. 🙄
It’s a notorious corner in the area, blind hard right turn with a crossing and a car park exit. Really have to have your wits about you especially from the way the learner has come as you cannot see if a pedestrian is approaching the crossing from the right.
#29 moaning about minding his own business, so much so he missed the warning sign for the junction and wasn't using appropriate speed - exactly the type of guy to T bone a vehicle, kill someone and then blame them even though he doesn't slow down for junctions.
19:37 I get my hair cut at that barbers! This is in Westbury, that roundabout is a nightmare!
#42, looked like plenty of room to me! Didn’t excuse his little reversing manoeuvre though.
💯. I was on the Suzuki’s side until that.
Clip 39….accelerating into a roundabout, just the norm then, 😐
#49's commentary is the reason I'm too scared to learn how to drive lol
#22 Don't know about the UK, but in the rest of Europe the cyclist has the right of way.
Here pedestrians are entitled af in any situation other than trying to kill themselves pedestrians always have right of way
According to some motorists in the UK, cyclists dont even have the right to life
@@dadcanufixitso true but they low key do it to themselves, they can’t lane split but do it anyway slowing everyone down to 5mph in some cases
@@tionnemiller665 They legally have to use the road. I have been close passed, threatened and abused for cycling along straight roads at around 16-20mph. Some drivers just do it for no reason.
@@tionnemiller665 the cars stuck in traffic?
9:56 Lady Madonna is a banging tune tbf
You can’t teach bad drivers a lesson but you sure can fuel their rage I learnt just back off in the safest way because it may cost you somehow, there is so much anger out there.
Be safe is not being a whimp. Peace to all
1:34
- exiting in lane 1
- stay in lane 1
and if you want to change lanes use your mirrors & shoulder check & indicators
- on roundabout in lane 2
- exit in lane 2
but watch out for numpties suddenly changing lanes
;)
Honestly chaps. If someone brake checks you like that and you have a dash cam and insurance?
#24: far too many vehicles (especially 4x4's) towing trailers, including caravans, ignoring the 60mph speed limit on motorways and 50mph elsewhere,.
#5 Common sense, always allow large vehicles, especially artics more room and don’t get too close on corners and roundabouts!
#16 Two wrongs and all,that, you kept accelerating despite seeing the truck entering the roundabout, shared culpability there!
#37 The bus was illegally positioned at the lights, if your lane is blocked as you approach the lights, you must remain behind the stop line, he was blocking the cycle safety box and poking out into the carriageway, should have been reported.
#42 Cammer is just another enlisted cyclist, not sure the 4x4 was dangerously close but even so the rider’s gestures were worthy of a quiet word.
#53 Not only was the Nissan speeding in wet conditions, the driver was clearly in a right turn lane and wasn’t indicating so one must assume the intention was to jump the queue and proceeded straight ahead.
#62 seems bad to me on both sides. At first the rider made a mistake and exchanged some words, and then the driver of the car joined the rage. He had driven so close from the scooter it removes any margin for errors. the driver could have injured the rider in case of collision. I find it irresponsible. I do not understand how authorities could give a warning only to the rider. Both should get a warning.