Probably because it's less likely they'll make money off UA-cam. And if the other party is 100% at fault they might as well go for it and claim off the other party's insurance. Alternatively they may just be dummies.
Rule 1 of driving-. When another driver makes a mistake, you accelerate towards it. Beep. Crash Then swear. Far more important to be right than to avoid an accident.
17:59 he hit a massive curb, that bit before the painted lines is literally a raised curb that's really unfortunate and should maybe also be painted - low sun is way more dangerous than people give it credit for!
#74 47:00 Rule 178 Highway Code my biker: 178 *Advanced stop lines.* Some signal-controlled junctions have advanced stop lines to allow cycles to be positioned ahead of other traffic. Motorists, _including motorcyclists,_ *MUST* stop at the first white line reached if the lights are amber or red... That light was definitely red as you approached the first, _motor_ vehicle stop line at which you *MUST* stop. If you had bothered to obey the Highway Code as much as you expect others to obey it, you would not have put yourself in that position.
@@martinbulmer1868 yeah, and his whinge about how he was maintaining a safe following distance is totally invalidated when he shows he clearly doesn't care about maintaining a safe following distance, because he was more than willing to close that gap down. He should have been increasing it 😂
You simply can't reason with the guy at 13:43. When you're dealing with someone who's IQ is that low, he's literally too braindead to understand his fault.
16:50 The Dashcam Driver was at fault here no? Couldn't see any early roadmaking's or signs before the lane split but the Honda driver (right hand lane) carried on in his lane (straight ahead) when it split off to an additional 3rd (Right only lane) while the dashcam drivers (lefthand lane) changed to left only. He should have slowed and observed if there was time to change lane rather than cut Infront of Traffic he was overtaking. Correct me if im wrong I am a relatively new driver
Nah I think you're right mate. Camera's can distort things a bit, but it does look to me like the right lane splits in two, or at the very least, it's an ambiguous lane split and the car in front is clearly moving towards the middle lane.
20:09 this made me so happy. Lad owned up to his wrong doing up front and the cops responded appropriately to the situation/risk involved. Personal responsibility met with intelligently flexible authority.
#67 crossed a solid white line to get in front of the van and the idea of revenge has no place in driving a vehicle on our roads. We all need to be tolerant and drive better.
13:22 He drives up a right turn only lane, breaking the law, then goes straight on. That's 3 points. Lying, 3 points, Dangerous driving CD20 and 3 points. Attempting to attack road users and abusive language, 3 points Total 12 points BANNED!
Just want to say the man driving the car at 35:01 is NOT the owner of the car. He is a mechanic who owns the building to the left, he doesn’t have the facilities to do an MOT at his garage so drives the cars to another site to do the MOT tests. I know him as I used to get my cars MOT done by him. Just wanted to let people know as the cars license plate is on show and it’s not fair on the actual owner to be blamed for driving without an MOT and having a bad attitude
Feel a little sorry for the biker getting rear ended, and entirely the car drivers fault, but even watching I was wondering why he hadn't gone yet. Never take your eye off the vehicle in front when queuing for a roundabout.
I was rear ended on my scooter a few weeks back. I was in a traffic light queue and the guy behind me bumped me forward. He probably stalled it and shunted forward, I told him to keep his distance in future. He said he had the wrong shoes on! I've found out that this is why bikers filter to the front even if it's a cycle only space.
Well done to the woman driver in #72 for not staying calm and collected. It's the lorry driver's fault, and he knows it. Hence, he got ratty when he damaged his vehicle and decided to bully her into reversing. #80 BMW driver again, #96 BMW again.
#72 That driver lost his job, he wasn't even supposed to take that road its unsuitable for HGV and was unprofessional, its been featured on another channel.
IT's a 7.5 tonne restriction, and that's a 7.5 tonne vehicle. It was his conduct that was the problem. Extremely unprofessional and hostile. While the road is of course tight and enclosed, from a legal standpoint, that was fine.
29:05 A right turn indicator is a REQUEST to yield, you DO NOT have the right to change lanes unless the Person in that lane gives you the right and yields.
12:04 the lorry wasn't in the wrong lane (not sure why he braked) but the other cars were in the wrong lane initially, left lane is straight only as seen on the road markings
This is incorrect, this took place on the exit to the M3 and the left lane is to go back on the M3 only. It's for the traffic coming from the right to use to enter the M3. It makes no sense to have a motorway exit lane that can only be used to go back on the motorway you just exited 🤦. I can see how it can be confusing for people not from the area because there is no left exit from the motorway here.
We all know what happened, and it can easily happen. The biker should learn how to use the clutch properly and then the accident would not have happened.
It's scary how slow some of these people are to react. Technically probably the black cars fault but really both are at fault, you can't take that long to react to something as obvious as that
#61, the trucker is angry with the cammer as there's already a queue to get round the corner, and he's just barged past it. The Prius at the start of the clip and the Merc are both waiting, and the cammer just ignores them and tries to force his way in.
you are correct, however, the prius has his hazards on so he may have thought he had to go around, still a stupid time to do it and he should have waited
32:00 If I'm next to a trailer coming up to a roundabout, don't care what size, HGV, 3.5t, car and trailer. I just always assume that they either need all the roundabout or don't know that I'm there. I never put myself on the inside. Just avoids so many issues
45:50 I hope the company sacked that driver for knowing he was in the wrong driving down a 7.5ton road in an 18 ton truck and then swearing at the woman because he got found out.
sorry that woman was in the wrong, she should have backed as soon as she saw it instead driving towards it. as it easier for a car to than an hgv. think cow
#67 even if the white van man is in the wrong which he probably was youre on a motorbike buddy I wouldnt do what he did in my car just let people who tailgate pass especially white van men, you dont get to your destination any quicker if they rear end you especially on a motorbike
#83 correction: this is what happens when you don't know the height of the bridge nor are warned of it before you reach it so that you could take another route. The restriction on the roundabout sign refers to an exit from the roundabout the _other side_ of the bridge.
From what I can see there is no height restriction on that bridge at all. Which means it SHOULD be over 5m. That doesn't look like a particularly tall trailer (big, yes, possibly a double, but even then it would be under the 5m allowance), can only assume the sign has fallen off and driver can't tell the height. Good that they stopped at all to be honest! Office won't get a fine if there is no sign! They also get near-side and off-side the wrong way around hah!
@@sophiedonnelly7518 There is a dirty patch on the bridge which suggests where the height sign should be, plus on streetview it has now been repainted green and the height sign put back.
Tell me if I am wrong but, is there not a part of the Highway Code that states, you shouldn't reverse onto a main road? I was taught that when learning to drive. If you can reverse into a car port or into a side street do that but never reverse into a street or main road.
Yes. Especially if its a fast moving road. A woman nearly killed my husband reversing onto a 60mph on a corner!!! She was in a farm!! Loads of room to turn around!! Took it all the way to court and we won. Because as you say. You shouldn't reverse onto a main road!!
#32 19:22 "the jeep driver was a really crazy man" - Well we've just seen him trying to win a fight with a double decker bus, I think we've gathered that he's a really crazy man lol
Yep and look how slow the bus was going, 15mph max yet the damage caused. When I was a bus and coach driver I found this to be a daily occurrence. People do it with buggies, cyclists do it, people just walk out but they forget the weight of such a vehicle...just stupid.
4:34 you always get these muppets thinking they own the roads. I’ve had so many of them. Absolutely ridiculous dangerous driving. Send the footage to the police as I do every time. Don’t deserve a license. Dam parasites need to be band.
Number #17. I live in Kidderminster, that's on Birmingham road. Its a 70 down there, but coming into kiddy people overestimate the length of when it becomes dual lanes. Its only for about 200 yards or something like that. This isnt too uncommon to see. The opposite side going out of kiddy is a lot longer. Although you sometimes still see it
11.40 the cammer could easily backed off to avoid any possible accident , it is called defensive driving and it allows everyone to reach their destination safely .
People get in the wrong lane in unfamiliar areas, just expect it and get on with your life, but don't forget to curse and scream and of course the horn needs to be used for extended periods of time,
On that clip in particular, I'm having a hard time seeing how it wasn't the cammer's own fault. Looks to me like it's the right lane that splits into twoo, making cammer in the wrong, but even if the lane split is more ambiguous than that, the car is front is really obviously drifting left as cammer passes them, and I don't understand why cammer didn't see that and pull back a bit.
@@deyfuck Yeah same here. He was probably undertaking too - depending on the textbook definition of it - and was likely not checking his mirror, jumped across into, as you say, the left of two lanes that had split from the right-most lane. Cammer was at fault, I'm certain of it.
@@kierandelaney4882 Unable to tell without prior knowledge of the road sadly. Was most likely an intentional "undertake" but due to the lanes being directional it won't count as that. Even if the cammer was at fault, the other party shouldn't have drove off, basically makes it 'more' their fault AFAIK (maybe wrong on this, unsure where to check this)
I used to communte on that road and everyday there was always a bit of confusion/argey bargey in that spot. I think locals and buses using the left lane then use the middle lane to go straight on and if you're in the right, then stay in the right. No one really goes left. I'm guessing the cammer was local and the blue car was not. I don't blame either of them, although it's not worth crashing for. Markings should be made clearer.
#83 teach councils to put proper, clear, bridge heights on bridges (there is a dirty patch on the bridge where the heightcsign shoukd be - a recent streetview shows the bridge repainted with a height sign on it) along with proper, clear warnings on the aproach roads (of which recent streetview shows there are none on the approaxh to this bridge that the arctic driver would have seen) and this thing doesn't happen...
19:24 Why did bus go if this light was green? I fucking hate this type of traffic light system, that area 100% needs to be a fully filtered traffic stop for both sides.
#63 While it is technically illegal for cyclists of any age to be on the pavement, it is generally accepted for kids because it is far safer and they pose little harm. Probably not a good idea to ride very slowly alongside on the road on a motorbike though. Either way berating a kid cycling on the pavement when you just parked across it despite there being an empty parking bay on your side of the road is a bit pot and kettle.
#72just love it when car drivers sit and expect the larger vehicle to do all the work …. She could reverse back away from the barrier and move into side a little to help out!!!!
No, he shouldn't have been on the road! Why should she take all the risks of scraping her car (and, if he's stationary, it *will* be her insurance that pays out) when that lorry driver was 100% in the wrong?
#39 I hope that driver get reported as the Ambulance driver had no option to stop as the car was so far up his ass that if the ambulance had braked the driver would have crashed into the ambulance. I really hope he was reported to the police
Biker was at fault... he crossed solid lined hash marked area and then tried to force his way past the van that was clearly indicating to change lane as he legally enterred the carriageway. Biker was a dickhead IMHO.
I get that there is a lot of bad driving here but the roundabout ragers do my head in, NOT EVERYONE IS LOCAL and may not know the lanes or best way to get round them (they are probably reading signs and road markings). All the locals are flying round them because you know them inside out, just stop and think for a sec and give some people a bit of leeway folks...its not gona cost you that much time. Ya'll just rush around to go home and drink coffee anyways.
I was also surprised the car that was tailgating the ambulance, did not wait for the ambulance to drive off before continuing. He'd just been shown what a knob head he/she was but just didn't learn from it.
'Fault', yes, technically, but I would actually blame: 1. Whoever designed that road layout, and 2. whoever decided that there was no need to maintain the white lines painted on the road.
Does that bike r at 37:40 think he has a moral high ground? I see it too often from bikers, this one films it and post on internet a video of himself braking the law.
#51 29:06 he's probably on his way to pave the car's driveway lol. I had a similar thing happen to me once, really awkward when I got to the job for both parties involved. Imagine not letting your own workers get to your job lol #74 47:42 defending each other lol. Beware
42.10 mins at 7.5Ton limit. Larger vehicles that are delivering in the restriction zone are allowed to enter and exit the zone. Many weight restrictions are in place to prevent HGV's using them for a short cut. To be fair most truck drivers would really rather not be driving an 18 ton vehicle on narrow country roads, and will only do so if they have no choice.
Why would most dash cam owners rather crash and be technically "in the right" than simply not crash in the first place? Baffles me.
I feel the same too. Some of the campers don't know what the break peddle os for lol
Seriously, some of these can EASILY be avoided lmao
@@steveramsey8415 *brake pedal
Probably because it's less likely they'll make money off UA-cam. And if the other party is 100% at fault they might as well go for it and claim off the other party's insurance. Alternatively they may just be dummies.
Insurance money is probably a good guess
Rule 1 of driving-. When another driver makes a mistake, you accelerate towards it. Beep. Crash Then swear. Far more important to be right than to avoid an accident.
Love how many of these are where the owner of the dashcam is actually at fault.
#9, middle lane hogger unhappy at the outside lane hogger. The definition of irony 🤣
17:59 he hit a massive curb, that bit before the painted lines is literally a raised curb that's really unfortunate and should maybe also be painted - low sun is way more dangerous than people give it credit for!
#74 47:00 Rule 178 Highway Code my biker:
178
*Advanced stop lines.* Some signal-controlled junctions have advanced stop lines to allow cycles to be positioned ahead of other traffic. Motorists, _including motorcyclists,_ *MUST* stop at the first white line reached if the lights are amber or red...
That light was definitely red as you approached the first, _motor_ vehicle stop line at which you *MUST* stop. If you had bothered to obey the Highway Code as much as you expect others to obey it, you would not have put yourself in that position.
#21 could have easily made this a non event tho. Yes the mondeo driver was being a prick, but you rose to it!
Agreed. Cammer deliberately closed that gap. Must STAY in front?
@@martinbulmer1868 yeah, and his whinge about how he was maintaining a safe following distance is totally invalidated when he shows he clearly doesn't care about maintaining a safe following distance, because he was more than willing to close that gap down. He should have been increasing it 😂
You simply can't reason with the guy at 13:43. When you're dealing with someone who's IQ is that low, he's literally too braindead to understand his fault.
Yes exactly. You are suffering for his parents' failure at that point.
Just looking at his face tells you he hasn't got many brain cells firing up in that noggin of his
16:50 The Dashcam Driver was at fault here no?
Couldn't see any early roadmaking's or signs before the lane split but the Honda driver (right hand lane) carried on in his lane (straight ahead) when it split off to an additional 3rd (Right only lane) while the dashcam drivers (lefthand lane) changed to left only. He should have slowed and observed if there was time to change lane rather than cut Infront of Traffic he was overtaking.
Correct me if im wrong I am a relatively new driver
Nah I think you're right mate. Camera's can distort things a bit, but it does look to me like the right lane splits in two, or at the very least, it's an ambiguous lane split and the car in front is clearly moving towards the middle lane.
Yea cammer definitely in the wrong, clear as day to me
20:09 this made me so happy. Lad owned up to his wrong doing up front and the cops responded appropriately to the situation/risk involved. Personal responsibility met with intelligently flexible authority.
#67 crossed a solid white line to get in front of the van and the idea of revenge has no place in driving a vehicle on our roads. We all need to be tolerant and drive better.
13:22 He drives up a right turn only lane, breaking the law, then goes straight on. That's 3 points. Lying, 3 points, Dangerous driving CD20 and 3 points. Attempting to attack road users and abusive language, 3 points Total 12 points BANNED!
Makes me not want to drive 😂
Also if an ambulance driver gets out they most likely don’t have a critical patient
Clip 74 - Motorcycles are motor vehicles and therefore are not allowed in the cycle waiting area. The motorcyclist is wrong.
Just want to say the man driving the car at 35:01 is NOT the owner of the car. He is a mechanic who owns the building to the left, he doesn’t have the facilities to do an MOT at his garage so drives the cars to another site to do the MOT tests. I know him as I used to get my cars MOT done by him. Just wanted to let people know as the cars license plate is on show and it’s not fair on the actual owner to be blamed for driving without an MOT and having a bad attitude
Feel a little sorry for the biker getting rear ended, and entirely the car drivers fault, but even watching I was wondering why he hadn't gone yet. Never take your eye off the vehicle in front when queuing for a roundabout.
You mean you didn't hear the engine cut out and the biker trying to restart it when he was rear ended?
I was rear ended on my scooter a few weeks back. I was in a traffic light queue and the guy behind me bumped me forward. He probably stalled it and shunted forward, I told him to keep his distance in future. He said he had the wrong shoes on! I've found out that this is why bikers filter to the front even if it's a cycle only space.
Was also being a complete prick about it even though the other guy was apoligetic
17:57 i dont think pete was watching where he was going😂
Well done to the woman driver in #72 for not staying calm and collected. It's the lorry driver's fault, and he knows it. Hence, he got ratty when he damaged his vehicle and decided to bully her into reversing. #80 BMW driver again, #96 BMW again.
#67 way to go, put yourself in danger...
#72 That driver lost his job, he wasn't even supposed to take that road its unsuitable for HGV and was unprofessional, its been featured on another channel.
IT's a 7.5 tonne restriction, and that's a 7.5 tonne vehicle. It was his conduct that was the problem. Extremely unprofessional and hostile. While the road is of course tight and enclosed, from a legal standpoint, that was fine.
I love how they make the stupid mistake, but take it out on you, the world is mad😊
@@arckk3728 Not a 7.5 tonne at all, a 17 tonne HGV, it should not have been on that road. Presumably that is why he lost his job.
29:05 A right turn indicator is a REQUEST to yield, you DO NOT have the right to change lanes unless the Person in that lane gives you the right and yields.
12:04 the lorry wasn't in the wrong lane (not sure why he braked) but the other cars were in the wrong lane initially, left lane is straight only as seen on the road markings
This is incorrect, this took place on the exit to the M3 and the left lane is to go back on the M3 only. It's for the traffic coming from the right to use to enter the M3. It makes no sense to have a motorway exit lane that can only be used to go back on the motorway you just exited 🤦. I can see how it can be confusing for people not from the area because there is no left exit from the motorway here.
6:46 just waiting for someone to blame the biker for being in the idiots "blind spot"
0:38 That is the dumbest accident I ever saw ...
3:05 - I thought you'd gone.
Then look!
I did.
Then how did he think you'd gone if he looked!?!
We all know what happened, and it can easily happen. The biker should learn how to use the clutch properly and then the accident would not have happened.
2:20 had plenty of time to see the black car was not stopping
It's scary how slow some of these people are to react. Technically probably the black cars fault but really both are at fault, you can't take that long to react to something as obvious as that
7:39 White van drove forward with an evil heart 🙁
#61, the trucker is angry with the cammer as there's already a queue to get round the corner, and he's just barged past it. The Prius at the start of the clip and the Merc are both waiting, and the cammer just ignores them and tries to force his way in.
you are correct, however, the prius has his hazards on so he may have thought he had to go around, still a stupid time to do it and he should have waited
#27 Don't change lanes without checking. The cammer hit the Honda, not the other way around as the Honda was already in the correct lane.
32:00 If I'm next to a trailer coming up to a roundabout, don't care what size, HGV, 3.5t, car and trailer. I just always assume that they either need all the roundabout or don't know that I'm there. I never put myself on the inside. Just avoids so many issues
45:50 I hope the company sacked that driver for knowing he was in the wrong driving down a 7.5ton road in an 18 ton truck and then swearing at the woman because he got found out.
sorry that woman was in the wrong, she should have backed as soon as she saw it instead driving towards it. as it easier for a car to than an hgv. think cow
#67 even if the white van man is in the wrong which he probably was youre on a motorbike buddy I wouldnt do what he did in my car just let people who tailgate pass especially white van men, you dont get to your destination any quicker if they rear end you especially on a motorbike
#83 correction: this is what happens when you don't know the height of the bridge nor are warned of it before you reach it so that you could take another route. The restriction on the roundabout sign refers to an exit from the roundabout the _other side_ of the bridge.
From what I can see there is no height restriction on that bridge at all. Which means it SHOULD be over 5m. That doesn't look like a particularly tall trailer (big, yes, possibly a double, but even then it would be under the 5m allowance), can only assume the sign has fallen off and driver can't tell the height. Good that they stopped at all to be honest! Office won't get a fine if there is no sign! They also get near-side and off-side the wrong way around hah!
@@sophiedonnelly7518
There is a dirty patch on the bridge which suggests where the height sign should be, plus on streetview it has now been repainted green and the height sign put back.
Perfect to tht lad on the white moped ✊ Respect
Tell me if I am wrong but, is there not a part of the Highway Code that states, you shouldn't reverse onto a main road? I was taught that when learning to drive. If you can reverse into a car port or into a side street do that but never reverse into a street or main road.
Yes. Especially if its a fast moving road. A woman nearly killed my husband reversing onto a 60mph on a corner!!! She was in a farm!! Loads of room to turn around!! Took it all the way to court and we won. Because as you say. You shouldn't reverse onto a main road!!
The Highway Code says do not reverse onto a main road from a side road. Technically you can from a driveway, although they don’t recommend it.
@18:10 he went over a curb. I'm assuming it's there to stop people doing what he did.
#21 @11:28 the lorry driver is an idiot too, shutting down a space is creating more danger. Let it go!
I really look forward to your content. Thank you.
30:05 typical driving on the Small Heath Coventry Road, Birmingham sadly
#32 19:22 "the jeep driver was a really crazy man" - Well we've just seen him trying to win a fight with a double decker bus, I think we've gathered that he's a really crazy man lol
Yep and look how slow the bus was going, 15mph max yet the damage caused. When I was a bus and coach driver I found this to be a daily occurrence. People do it with buggies, cyclists do it, people just walk out but they forget the weight of such a vehicle...just stupid.
19:20 He literally drove in front of a red double-decker bus. Crazy is an understatement to make such a stupid decision.
The thing is, it may seem confusing to people that don't use that road often, they may think only their traffic has green light.
4:34 you always get these muppets thinking they own the roads. I’ve had so many of them. Absolutely ridiculous dangerous driving. Send the footage to the police as I do every time. Don’t deserve a license. Dam parasites need to be band.
On the last view vlogs, including this one, seems to be repeating them. I've seen one or two of them previously
16:50 tried to go into the second lane when they were in the first lane. the dashcam drive is at fault no?
Number #17. I live in Kidderminster, that's on Birmingham road. Its a 70 down there, but coming into kiddy people overestimate the length of when it becomes dual lanes. Its only for about 200 yards or something like that. This isnt too uncommon to see.
The opposite side going out of kiddy is a lot longer. Although you sometimes still see it
+12 points for every use of the horn .... should be mandatory.
i love these
I love the response to #37. Aggghhhh, Cool 😄
46:59 both biker and driver need to learn to drive / pick up 3 points each here.
11.40 the cammer could easily backed off to avoid any possible accident , it is called defensive driving and it allows everyone to reach their destination safely .
17:08 I seem to have missed it. Did they hit you??
People get in the wrong lane in unfamiliar areas, just expect it and get on with your life, but don't forget to curse and scream and of course the horn needs to be used for extended periods of time,
5:29 That van must be on some high-quality carbon ceramics for that reactoion
13:43 This guy is defo on something.
16:52 - love the sound of the
vehicles connecting 😉👌🏻 #27
On that clip in particular, I'm having a hard time seeing how it wasn't the cammer's own fault. Looks to me like it's the right lane that splits into twoo, making cammer in the wrong, but even if the lane split is more ambiguous than that, the car is front is really obviously drifting left as cammer passes them, and I don't understand why cammer didn't see that and pull back a bit.
@@deyfuck Yeah same here. He was probably undertaking too - depending on the textbook definition of it - and was likely not checking his mirror, jumped across into, as you say, the left of two lanes that had split from the right-most lane.
Cammer was at fault, I'm certain of it.
@@kierandelaney4882 Unable to tell without prior knowledge of the road sadly. Was most likely an intentional "undertake" but due to the lanes being directional it won't count as that. Even if the cammer was at fault, the other party shouldn't have drove off, basically makes it 'more' their fault AFAIK (maybe wrong on this, unsure where to check this)
I used to communte on that road and everyday there was always a bit of confusion/argey bargey in that spot. I think locals and buses using the left lane then use the middle lane to go straight on and if you're in the right, then stay in the right. No one really goes left. I'm guessing the cammer was local and the blue car was not. I don't blame either of them, although it's not worth crashing for. Markings should be made clearer.
#83 teach councils to put proper, clear, bridge heights on bridges (there is a dirty patch on the bridge where the heightcsign shoukd be - a recent streetview shows the bridge repainted with a height sign on it) along with proper, clear warnings on the aproach roads (of which recent streetview shows there are none on the approaxh to this bridge that the arctic driver would have seen) and this thing doesn't happen...
19:24 Why did bus go if this light was green? I fucking hate this type of traffic light system, that area 100% needs to be a fully filtered traffic stop for both sides.
0:22 I miss fuel that cheap 😢
#10. Looking at the caption puts me in mind of when Jasper Carrot recites the insurance claims explanations🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
#63 While it is technically illegal for cyclists of any age to be on the pavement, it is generally accepted for kids because it is far safer and they pose little harm. Probably not a good idea to ride very slowly alongside on the road on a motorbike though. Either way berating a kid cycling on the pavement when you just parked across it despite there being an empty parking bay on your side of the road is a bit pot and kettle.
Also the guy had no MOT apparently .
#72just love it when car drivers sit and expect the larger vehicle to do all the work ….
She could reverse back away from the barrier and move into side a little to help out!!!!
No, he shouldn't have been on the road! Why should she take all the risks of scraping her car (and, if he's stationary, it *will* be her insurance that pays out) when that lorry driver was 100% in the wrong?
17:58 need to remove that and put a solid white line there instead. I imagine loads of people have done that before especially with a low sun.
52:50 i think every HGV driver should receive a tape measure as part of their training..how hard is it to compare 2 height measurements.
#39 I hope that driver get reported as the Ambulance driver had no option to stop as the car was so far up his ass that if the ambulance had braked the driver would have crashed into the ambulance. I really hope he was reported to the police
AJP P7 stalling. There’s a surprise 😂
#27 in the wrong lane then throws a whiny little tantrum when he hits the other car.
BELLENDS OF THE MONTH is a better title😂
15:20 i dont think he had his indicator on tbh
20:00 is so classically British - what ever happened to our country?
Keep this man safe.
5:41 at the start the Saab is already halfway on the road and reversing... smells like an attempted crash for cash
#67 white van is a knob obviously but you've hardly calmed the situation.
The cammer should have been charged with dangerous driving
Biker was at fault... he crossed solid lined hash marked area and then tried to force his way past the van that was clearly indicating to change lane as he legally enterred the carriageway. Biker was a dickhead IMHO.
Lol 😅😅I'm welsh and I love hearing us welsh ,U KNOBHEAD ❤
34:48. Hedley's New York, Paris, Peckham. Luvvly Jubbly!
I get that there is a lot of bad driving here but the roundabout ragers do my head in, NOT EVERYONE IS LOCAL and may not know the lanes or best way to get round them (they are probably reading signs and road markings). All the locals are flying round them because you know them inside out, just stop and think for a sec and give some people a bit of leeway folks...its not gona cost you that much time. Ya'll just rush around to go home and drink coffee anyways.
6:23 I tell ya ANYONE that does this needs to be jailed immediately
Idk what the insane reaction from the bike rider was for at 25:08 or clip #43
Thanks for the comp!
How can u get in contact with the owner of dash cam footage I think I might no who the driver is of the silver Audi Windsor, do we have a reg
No# 16 that Mills Milk van should be paying damages for the other vehicle!
13:20 If that was me, that little runt would have been in hospital
Sam fletcher A40 clip an example of why you should use dipped headlights during the day.
Ah, that 1st one. Six Ways Island in Erdington is a nightmare. That's the sort of driving I expect around there 🤷♂️
gotta love how people in clip 39 go around the ambulance when it stopped. knowing full well they are going to have to give way again.
I was also surprised the car that was tailgating the ambulance, did not wait for the ambulance to drive off before continuing. He'd just been shown what a knob head he/she was but just didn't learn from it.
3:19 just be nice, its way better to just sort it out then be rude
18:03 baaaaad road markings/signage there seen it happen a few times
2:12 Don't get me wrong, it's the golf drivers fault but how did you not see that coming???
'Fault', yes, technically, but I would actually blame: 1. Whoever designed that road layout, and 2. whoever decided that there was no need to maintain the white lines painted on the road.
#2 is your classic 'driving without due care and attention',..
#96 YC59 YRZ already has a huge dent in his rear corner - the way he drives, that dent will get a lot bigger
MOT expired on it Jan 2021 - so uninsured and being driven illegally
Does that bike r at 37:40 think he has a moral high ground? I see it too often from bikers, this one films it and post on internet a video of himself braking the law.
2:10, oh come on ffs, Stevie Wonder could have seen that coming.
A blind man on a galloping horse could see that van was never going under that bridge.
KLF Was the best song 😊
...annnnd your narrow country roads are terrifying!!! 😳
4:51 - Maybe don’t hog lanes and people won’t get angry with you? Some of the worst drivers are the cammers themselves.
Is this a repeat? I'm sure I've see all these before.
I think so lol
Best of March - compilation.
@@shardlake All of March would be more appropriate.
#51 29:06 he's probably on his way to pave the car's driveway lol. I had a similar thing happen to me once, really awkward when I got to the job for both parties involved. Imagine not letting your own workers get to your job lol
#74 47:42 defending each other lol. Beware
#67 unbelievably bad driving... from the cammer. Deliberate lane hogging and obstruction. No excuse for it, whatever the van may have done earlier.
2:19 that was pathetic
11:30 wow just wow 😂
49:20 fiddlers Dagenham 👍
42.10 mins at 7.5Ton limit. Larger vehicles that are delivering in the restriction zone are allowed to enter and exit the zone. Many weight restrictions are in place to prevent HGV's using them for a short cut. To be fair most truck drivers would really rather not be driving an 18 ton vehicle on narrow country roads, and will only do so if they have no choice.