@@MitchDonovan Completely misse the accident, I just saw the Jimny almost losing it. And what silver car drove into person in the roundabout? For me it's black car hitting silver car in roundabout.
The amount of people not checking their mirrors, not looking over their shoulder, purposely running a red or not even looking at all when pulling out is absolutely insane.. Do they not realize they are driving machines weighing over a ton which can ruin other people's day or even life because of their stupidity? So many people in this video alone should not be driving at all..
*THE ONLY THING* that stops idiots driving like they're immortal is getting into a prang. Until then, that sense of invulnerability from being inside a motorized shell is too powerful.
There's one time I can very clearly recall having to slam the bakes when someone just up and went on the roundabout without looking, person didn't even look my way after the fact, insane.
its simple, punishments and penalties need to start ramping up, like if someone just drives into traffic and causes a crash they should be facing dangerous driving _and_ violent assault charges. If a person runs around swinging their arms hitting people they wont just get disturbing the peace, they'd get assault and battery. Why is it less if its soemone doing the same thing, but on the roads in a vehicle? When people doing these insanely dangerous stuff and causing incidents start landing 6 month sentences maybe they will slow down and give the braincell a chance to duplicate a couple more times
I see pedestrians walking on the road (when there are paths) all the time and I really really don't get it- do they want to become a smear? Admittedly where I am there are a few streets without paths so you have no choice, but still
7:55 that would be such a difficult driveway to reverse out of, especially with those cars parked on the footpath obstructing their vision, i think a bit understanding needs to be shown by the cammer in this case, be patient bro, you'll still get to your destination.
@joydivisionboy1. Agreed...plus DC had just come around the corner at some pace, so the person backing out was already partially on the roadway by the time DC was visible to them. Just another self-important impatient arse whom are the cause of nearly all the "accidents" that do occur on the roads, but lack the self awareness to realize it. Cheers!
They should have reversed into the driveway then rather than producing a potentially dangerous situation by blindly reversing out. Not the cammers fault at all.
Exactly, saw that and came to the comments looking for this! Dash cam driver could've exercised a bit of patience, or at least not accelerated into a reversing car... Both parties share blame here
3:20 Oh, brilliant... Walking on the road with her back to the traffic when there's a clear footpath a couple of metres wide right next to her, stepping out even further into the road without looking, and then getting stroppy with the driver for nearly getting herself run over. Mensa material she isn't.
Talking of traffic lights, I'm always baffled by the people who can't tell the difference between a circle and an arrow. The kind of skills that small babies acquire.
Reckon that being a meth-head trying to get to his dealer in a hurry, the bogon in the dunnydore thought the cammer driving about 40 kmph was doing more like 10 kmph! Not a lot you can do about such a waste of space!
@@nostalgiaof98 She's just come off a roundabout, and was clearly accelerating up to the limit. This guy was just an overly aggressive goon, as indicated by the fact that he feels entitled to blockade another driver to make them a captive audience for his tantrum, and that he clearly lied about a line-up of cars behind them.
Next gen rangers will activate the front fog lights in reverse if your headlights are on. Kinda like illuminating the corners of the road to show gutters etc so you don't swing into stuff. You will notice the go off when he drives forwards again and the left side comes on because the left indicator is used. Most brand new cars do this now. Same for the vw amarok
@@mikethungif the man had an issue with her driving, he should’ve called the police or reported her number plate. You don’t as a grown man, drive dangerously to trap her car in and threateningly confront a young girl. AND he sped away? Who was really the dangerous driver? At his age he should’ve known better
The lady was the problem. If you're not concentrating on your driving and have no regard for other people's time you should catch the bus instead. No need to call him the lunatic, he's just the one guy who actually did what a lot of other frustrated motorists haven't had the guts to do.
Like honestly, what's the point of taking a driving test when people have no care for the safety of other road users? I just want to add that I'm for taking a driving test and obeying the road rules, but just seeing the amount of terrible driving is just staggering
I know that's a rhetorical question, but there's still a lot of very good reasons to take that test. One of them is so that when some idiot inevitably breaks the rules and causes an accident, they can't say they didn't know the rules. That said, 6:12 just feels like a fundamentally flawed design of civil engineering.
A lot of people driving around on Australian roads have no requirement to pass a driving test here in Aus. As you can see from these videos, a lot of them come from places where the driving conditions, laws and regulations are totally different to here.
You can obtain your licences now from uncle changs fortune cookies because most of these idiots couldn't find a packet of cornflakes even if you lead them to it.
I myself like driving now...moreso than ever. I don't hoon like I used to. But...watching these comps et al are a good education...on how NOT to behave on the road.
You can see they are right up forward in the bike box. I'd hazard a guess that they had been waiting for ages and the lights weren't going to trigger because they weren't parked on the sensor plate - waiting for ages, thought the lights are broken, given up on the lights and so going when they felt like it.
For most of us, we are horrified by the behaviour and total lack of skill of these drivers. But I have a feeling that, for a small percentage of viewers, these videos are taken as a learning opportunity in what you can get away with.
2nd clip amuses me so much. Yes, she was going a bit slow but the guy overtakes her THEN decides to pull over and complain, delaying his journey even more 😅 Not sure about that system of tram stop though 6:10, seems a bit unsafe.
The road rule of stopping to give way to tram passengers has been in effect for as long as trams have existed on Melbourne roads. There's bloody big STOP signs that swing into view when the doors open. I'm guessing the driver is simply not familiar with driving in Melbourne.
@@nelanncal Yeah, I am not too familiar with those rules, saw the "stop" signs on the opened doors and thought "wow, I would have probably started to do that" (being a NSW guy) but the car had VIC number plates, they should have learnt this rule to get their license?
@@TonyHamlyn Yes quite possibly. Could also have been a visitor from interstate driving a hire car, or a resident of an area where they don't have trams...either way obviously not familiar with the road rules!
But that's a bad design when you give people the opportunity to exit the tram on a road. If you put the tram one lane to the left and make it an official stop with those covered "sheds" people can wait in cover of rain and even the craziest drivers can't overtake on the sidewalk because of said shed or tram stop or whatever the correct word for it is. Or else you could leave the tram lane but make a slightly elevated island in between the car lanes, where it is safe for people to exit public transportation. Of Course, in general drivers should be aware enough to stop and passengers should look before exiting, but in reality everyone is busy with their own daily issues and easily forget about simple tasks like this. That's where better planned designs pay off.
He was probably worried the cars behind him were going to run into him. the dash cam car seemed to be on another planet and if the video started earlier I bet they were going slower than 30km/h when the vid started
Yeah, I suppose the same reason she was driving a bit slowly, is the same as why he's self-important, impatient nob...it's just the way they are. Just one I'd like to see someone pull out a tazer and zap one these aggressive a'holes that jump out of their cars to confront some other motorist that is doing nothing wrong. Cheers!
Yeah, in situations like that, the driver in the car established on the road is the one who has visibility of the situation. They have the right of way, but the rational and courteous action would be to stop for the driver who has limited to zero visibility of the situation. I see it every day in the car park outside of work, and it's lead me to believe that the Highway code should be amended.
@michaelscarport It's a fair point, but there's a road I travel daily that makes that very difficult for the residents there. It's an A-road route, and they'd essentially have to break the law by reversing in a main road. Doing so would not only be illegal, but it would also severely disrupt traffic and could potentially cause an accident. I'm actually pretty convinced that it negatively impacts the house prices there. That said, if I lived there I'd probably widen my driveway right up to the boundary lines, just so I could pull onto the pavement and reverse in without swinging the front of my car into fast moving traffic.
@michaelscarport That's a good idea - in that situation, it would be really fun to try and engineer some kind of turntable. If it actually worked, you could probably sell one to every person on the street.
0:55 "Because I'm not a Fkn hoon?" The ones I do get a chuckle from, are those who fail to give way, stop when they realise it, and just sit there in the way.
Wow, 20:25 just brought me back to a memory from when i was on my L's and had to drive past a burning car and there was a lady screaming inconsolably on the shoulder because someone had been in the car when it had gone up and they couldn't get him out. Found out later it was a stolen car and the driver and passenger were trying to make their getaway but lost control. The driver had got out and ran but the poor passenger didn't make it. Sent a cold chill down my spine that day and was a very unsettling feeling the rest of the ride.
11:20 seemed to be cut short, I'm guessing the cops did see it and persued, but the dashcam driver cut the footage short to make it seem like the cops were oblivious. You can actually see the driver side cop turn his head and look directly at the car
As a former cop, I'm guessing the crew were already on a job. Common to get semi urgent jobs where you don't go like a bat out of hell with all the advertising but needs your undelayed attention. Traffic stops for simple infringements are a lower priority.
11:10 the SUV driver pulls an illegal U-turn across double lines, a turning bay and the path of an oncoming vehicle, and the cops are probably mucking around on their phones 😂
Oh come on!! They were likely on an assigned TASK, to arrest a pregnant woman for not wearing a mask near a park bench. (At least they've stopped shooting people in the back for being in the vicinity of a peaceful protest).
I had a subaru brumby for 16 years. THREE TIMES (yeah, says a lot about my former eating habits I guess) I'd been hit IN a drivethrough. Just minor 'bumps', but definite impacts. The best of the three was a young kid that had an urgent need to come back to the first window - threw his car into reverse and slammed into my roo bar.
Whether you're going left, right, or straight ahead, and regardless of which lane you're in, always remember to indicate left whet exiting a multi-lane roundabout. That's the law in SA, anyway. You can get fined if you don't and, if you get in a accident that wasn't your fault, don't give the other driver's insurance company any detail where they can find fault on your part.
@@TheHolyCheese75 Most cops don't do it either. (ps, it's ALL roundabouts, not just multi-lane). We've got more and more cheesy laws on the books all the time. Did you know it's "the law" to keep your hands ON the steering wheel, even when stopped at a red light? (I think I'd argue that one, "your honour, I momentarily moved my hand to apply the hand BRAKE whilst stationary, as per my training in the military. Does your honour find some law overrides safe driving practice?")
The rules are the same in WA but there is barely any roundabouts here where indicating left to exit provides any benefit or any hindrance to other drivers. I treat every roundabout the same as any intersection. And in the case of an accident, it has to proven beyond doubt that any action or inaction was a contributing factor.
As with every other state indicating to exit is optional. The very fact the law say if practical leaves it up to the driver. Word for word from SA government. "before leaving the roundabout (i.e. when passing the exit before your exit) you must signal with your left indicator, unless it is impracticable to do so. For example, the roundabout may be too small to allow your indicator to operate"
0:27 to 1:08... This is in Bendigo. I've painfully come to know this road recently on a family trip. This particular section, the DCO has exited a T shaped roundabout with the DCO on stem of the T. The bogan behind her was probably tailgating and in a hurry to meet his bong-weilding pals down at Crusoe reservoir.
11:10 is why DCOA has a seemingly limitless supply of videos showing terrible driving. No-one expects to be caught, even if they do crazy and illegal manoeuvres in front of the police.
@@Factchekka No it’s not editing. There’s no break in the traffic flow. If it were editing you would see a traffic flow discrepancy. This boy is a time traveller 😲
Is it becoming normal that people just don't look both ways now? I swear I've never seen so many clips where they look one way and not the other at all.
They know most people would rather stop than have to deal with insurance and so forth. It's a way to get someone to give way, regardless of if they have the right of way. Just selfish people...
A lot of dark and/or silver cars creeping through the shadows somewhat blending in too (so a quick glance might not pick them up), DRLs/headlights needed to help reduce these incidences.
1:00 Force me to a stop like that, then come at me, you have a VERY GOOD chance of getting run over as I drive away for my personal safety. NOT a deliberate assault, just getting away from potential harm.
The prang @19:20 is a two-fer: just as the DC is approaching the roundabout, the white jeep on the right starts to spin out because of the wet road; then there's the black SUV that doesn't give way to the white sedan on the left. Dangerous place.
I felt Victoria was a little underrepresented in these videos for a little bit but WE'RE BACK BAYBEEEEEEE!! LESSGOOOOO (even if it's a red light and possibly on the wrong side of the road) WOOO!!!
@@AussieMummy-li8yf Alon is referring to the 2nd one which is an ute turning left from a middle lane on red with a marked police car right next to them on the right lane, a good 10 seconds past before video was cut and I've seen coppa on DCOA responsed well within 5 seconds, so unless the coppa is on the phone at the lights, I don't really see any reason why they have not seen the ute doing a left turn on red.
17:36 If you are on a country road and haven't passed a car in the last hour, still turn your high beams down if you have to stop for a pee. It is almost inevitable that a car will show up just at that point when you can't run back to the car, and be blinded.
What's worse than the drivers failing to use their side mirrors or look over their shoulders, is the drivers who insist on driving in other car's blind spots. Situational awareness goes along way when driving.
13:23 I think it's an important thing to know but if you're ever at an intersection and someone attempts to cross a red light like this stay at least 1-2 car length from the line until the driver makes it entirely through the intersection. Just in case they change their mind.
The b'std @ 18:44 should never be allowed to own a dog, the innocent dogs never knew what danger they had been put in. I hope he is reported. A Dog lover!
I was going to make a joke about the guide dogs almost dying because they were in the back instead of the front... But I agree. Clearly doesn't care about their safety. Or his/her own safety for that matter.
Common in melbourne, particularly trams that run in the suburbs with cars on the same road. They have flashing lights on the side when doors about to open and there are stop signs when they do open. Driver is just a wanker
@@AussieMummy-li8yf Yes, the driver was a wanker given the situation, no questions there, but the situation shouldn't be a thing in the first place. There's a huge difference between a school bus and a tram stop. School buses can stop anywhere at any time, and the signs are really there because kids can sometimes cross the street without looking. The bus will still drop off people in the pavement, not into a traffic lane. Trams are literally on rails and (should) have fixed stops at known locations. This is just very badly and dangerously designed. Even if the trams don't have specified stop locations, it should drop people off in the pavement, not in a traffic lane.
He only confronted her because it was a woman. I come across aggressive drivers when I’m driving my partners suv but never when I’m in my hilux, I wonder why?
Reckon that being a meth-head trying to get to his dealer in a hurry, the bogon in the dunnydore thought the cammer driving about 40 kmph was doing more like 10 kmph! Not a lot you can do about such a waste of space!
11:16, See this quite a bit as well, Illegal U turns just before or after a Roundabout, usually over unbroken lines or painted islands, when there is a perfectly legal a relatively safe way by using the roundabout to do the U turn, just proves that most people simply don't think.
A lot of dickheads rage BECAUSE it's a chic by themselves. They wouldn't say shit if her partner was with her or if it were a guy. I had a couple of occurrences where a guy's tried being staunch seeing I was a female by myself but I'm part redhead with a short fuse so gave back as good as they dished out. They expected me to be meek and intimidated coz I'm a petite looking female. NObody nearly dents my F6 without hearing my verbal wrath👿😆
7:37, I have noticed this a lot with 'P' platers, is it impatience, lack of awareness or lack of education, they do it at Stop and Give Way signs too, I have been turning right at streets where they have a STOP sign and they turn out in front of you when you are less than 10mtrs away from them, impatience, stupidity, invulnerability take your pick.
It can make you a safer driver. I am watching crash compilations for years now. I bet I've seen tens of thousands of crashes. Alfter all of that, you get to notice potential crash being developed while you drive, and you adjust ypur driving to fix other driver's mistake and thus avoid the potential collision. And leaving other driver completelly clueless about the fact that if there was someone else instead of you there, they might have ended up in a crash.
@@DashCamSerbia very true, Ill never forget my first almost accident I was sitting behind a woman riding the brake when she slammed the brakes on, missed her by a bees dick, tend to not sit as close to people anymore since then haha.
@@stephenw2992 Bendigo. Kangaroo Flat. You are actually not very wrong.... The dealers drive cars, everyone else has had their licence taken already...
@@mikethung 1. Exceeding speed limit 2. Obstructing traffic 3. Failure to indicate when overtaking 4. Failure to indicate when pulling over 5. Stopping inside an intersection 6. Failure to indicate when entering a road Need I go on?
If you want to go to all the time and effort (that's a BIG "if", it'll be easier just to pay the fine) and do the research, it IS possible to attend court as a living man (or woman), beneficiary of the (your_name trust account), and state "consent to contract is DENIED". (I've seen this done, successfully, with the phrase "I do not consent to contract or joinder, and waive the benefits on offer"). Do NOT, for a moment, think you can 'get away with anything' (if there is a VICTIM, you WILL be prosecuted under the applicable civil or criminal laws - probably with malice), but for victimless fines issued by corporate police departments on behalf of corporate governments contested in corporate courtrooms - there IS a way to decline to contract with them. "Lawyers" will never (NEVER) tell you how to do this (they make a living by keeping you IN the corporate system), they would be disbarred for breaching their own BAR rules. It CAN be done (if you know your stuff, stick to your guns, and don't fall for tricks or threats).
About 2 months ago I had a green light but a red arrow that I just didn't see due to the rising sun behind it. I'm still kicking myself for it and so glad it was early enough that no other cars were around to hit. As for your speeding fine, don't feel too bad, there are soo many cameras that it must be like shooting fish in a barrel for our lazy policing policies. These crazy videos exist because no one is caught by mobile patrols anymore.
to the bloke in the commodore on crusoe road have fun explaining this one to the police because if she didnt already send it in it has been sent in now
I think many Australians born after 1979 have some kind of mental defect.... most would not have been out of place in pre WW2 Germany.... You seem to delight in getting other people into trouble with the authorities... which is called Schadenfreude. That is a major character flaw...... especially in somebody who identifies as an Australian.
0.266 the wanker that just stopped the girl is a waste of space y did he just go round and take off and not stop her 2 have a sook then take off like a real drop kick 🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:40 this guy was looking for a fight, and the politeness totally disarmed him.
Yep, the gutless prick only did that because he saw it was a woman.
Think he was stunned more by young female beauty. Can you image the scene if cam driver was an unhinged dude like him?
would've ran over that bellends foot
That’s Bendigo for ya.
Nah I got a Dad vibe there. Bet you anything he has a daughter that age and thought the better of it.
0:52 Never wind down your window for someone unhinged like that
Meth-head in a Commodore.
I was expecting her to reverse not engage in polite conversation 😂
@@haydencooper_ True. To be fair, she was probably in shock
Yep, lock your doors and drive off. Not worth risking your life in a confrontation with a bogan.
@@justinw4901
Run them down.
19:20 has to be the funniest clip of the whole compilation. You have a jimny almost absolutely losing it on the right just casually
Jimmy slides out. Silver car drives strait into the car already on the roundabout. Its like a roundabout of fun.
@@MitchDonovan
Completely misse the accident, I just saw the Jimny almost losing it.
And what silver car drove into person in the roundabout? For me it's black car hitting silver car in roundabout.
A carousel of carnage
I'm enjoying the moment of cuteness from DC owner @4:45 who named their car "Mazdarati" 😄
I love people that catch details like that.
Im enjoying the realisation that he has a brake pedal
@@Earthneedsado-over177 thank you! Hypervigilance is a double-edged sword
The amount of people not checking their mirrors, not looking over their shoulder, purposely running a red or not even looking at all when pulling out is absolutely insane.. Do they not realize they are driving machines weighing over a ton which can ruin other people's day or even life because of their stupidity? So many people in this video alone should not be driving at all..
*THE ONLY THING* that stops idiots driving like they're immortal is getting into a prang. Until then, that sense of invulnerability from being inside a motorized shell is too powerful.
@@elrey8876 So true, sadly.
Not many will agree, however, I say brain injuries from the jabs!!!
There's one time I can very clearly recall having to slam the bakes when someone just up and went on the roundabout without looking, person didn't even look my way after the fact, insane.
its simple, punishments and penalties need to start ramping up, like if someone just drives into traffic and causes a crash they should be facing dangerous driving _and_ violent assault charges. If a person runs around swinging their arms hitting people they wont just get disturbing the peace, they'd get assault and battery. Why is it less if its soemone doing the same thing, but on the roads in a vehicle? When people doing these insanely dangerous stuff and causing incidents start landing 6 month sentences maybe they will slow down and give the braincell a chance to duplicate a couple more times
3:20 she’s walking on a busy road and then having a tanty about a car nearly missing her 🤦♂️
With an entitled attitude like that, she won't be walking on the side of the road for long.
I see pedestrians walking on the road (when there are paths) all the time and I really really don't get it- do they want to become a smear? Admittedly where I am there are a few streets without paths so you have no choice, but still
@@fandancingangel Surely drug/jab affected. Completely living in another reality!!!!!
@@markosswald7041
No way did she get vaccinated. That thing looks like it barely knows what day it is, let alone getting to an appointment on time.
yes next time she wants her blood on traffic, because that would be far less offending than being beeped at. In demented walk-into-traffic-woman-land
The flog @0:51 was in a rush to get to his meth dealer. 😂
more like the taxi rank
The fact that this is 20 minutes long and uploaded every week is a sign we should be better drivers. 🤣
You need to watch these from other countries to get perspective. Australia is not that bad!
I almost could post 20 mins from just my dashcam each week
@@mickjones6509 Don't want to drive where you live then. lol
A lot of stolen cars on here driving insanely as well
I’m surprised it’s so difficult for some people to know which side of the road to drive on.
7:55 that would be such a difficult driveway to reverse out of, especially with those cars parked on the footpath obstructing their vision, i think a bit understanding needs to be shown by the cammer in this case, be patient bro, you'll still get to your destination.
Agreed 100%
Especially as DC driver would’ve likely seen the car reversing, THEN put his foot down and had to stop suddenly and have a cry about it.
Yeah they had began reversing long before cammer came around the corner, keeping in mind that the dashcam sees stuff before the driver does.
@joydivisionboy1. Agreed...plus DC had just come around the corner at some pace, so the person backing out was already partially on the roadway by the time DC was visible to them. Just another self-important impatient arse whom are the cause of nearly all the "accidents" that do occur on the roads, but lack the self awareness to realize it. Cheers!
They should have reversed into the driveway then rather than producing a potentially dangerous situation by blindly reversing out. Not the cammers fault at all.
Exactly, saw that and came to the comments looking for this! Dash cam driver could've exercised a bit of patience, or at least not accelerated into a reversing car... Both parties share blame here
3:20 Oh, brilliant... Walking on the road with her back to the traffic when there's a clear footpath a couple of metres wide right next to her, stepping out even further into the road without looking, and then getting stroppy with the driver for nearly getting herself run over. Mensa material she isn't.
organ donor
But meth material she is.
Spot the defective gene pool.
@@tarwashsomeonestolemyhandle Guarenteed hers are already cooked.
I don't understand how something as simple as traffic lights and roundabouts are so hard for some people to work out
Welcome to humanity!
Talking of traffic lights, I'm always baffled by the people who can't tell the difference between a circle and an arrow. The kind of skills that small babies acquire.
Failed intelligence test???
Too many people out on the roads with an IQ lower than the temperature.
AND driving on the correct side of the road - all foundational.
14:12 the ghost pedestrian 👻
More like a bad edit.
18:35 might be the most upsetting clip that I've seen on this channel so far
Yup, poor doggos nearly went to the Rainbow Bridge early..
Definitely a trash human that doesn't deserve those dogs.
Love and care is not universal unfortunately.
Thanks fir the warning 😥😥
I love the way they go “hey we’re home” and stand up ready to get out.
Old mate in the Commo was in such a hurry he only had time to pull up and abuse her a little bit
Reckon that being a meth-head trying to get to his dealer in a hurry, the bogon in the dunnydore thought the cammer driving about 40 kmph was doing more like 10 kmph! Not a lot you can do about such a waste of space!
@johnt.848 well, didn't get the argument anyway. She could've been ugly as sin.
@@Rodney_1984 it wasn't even understandable.
0:40 Old mate in such a hurry but still has time to pull over and have a chat. Ridiculous.
0:53
Kill em with kindness!
Well done young lady
she was quite brave...I don't think she went out to 'agitate' anybody on the roads...but the Commodore bloke - extraordinarily iffy!
@@MiklosKoncsek Just a person that is triggered easy i would say, keep away from people like that definitely.
Lol no she was going 40 in a 60
No, she's oblivious in her own audiobook world. Some of us actually want to drive.
@@nostalgiaof98 She's just come off a roundabout, and was clearly accelerating up to the limit. This guy was just an overly aggressive goon, as indicated by the fact that he feels entitled to blockade another driver to make them a captive audience for his tantrum, and that he clearly lied about a line-up of cars behind them.
Oh no, I've come down the up ramp, better put my fog lights on!
Next gen rangers will activate the front fog lights in reverse if your headlights are on. Kinda like illuminating the corners of the road to show gutters etc so you don't swing into stuff. You will notice the go off when he drives forwards again and the left side comes on because the left indicator is used. Most brand new cars do this now. Same for the vw amarok
Kudos to the lady at 0.55. She was in a potentially dangerous situation but nicely took the wind out of the aggressor. Don't argue with lunatics.
Lol she was clearly the issue. "I'm sorry I didn't realize". She should get herself off the roads if she lacks basic situational awareness.
@@mikethung don't care if she was going 10 in a 50, you never pull over and get out of your car to abuse another driver
@@mikethungif the man had an issue with her driving, he should’ve called the police or reported her number plate. You don’t as a grown man, drive dangerously to trap her car in and threateningly confront a young girl. AND he sped away? Who was really the dangerous driver? At his age he should’ve known better
The lady was the problem. If you're not concentrating on your driving and have no regard for other people's time you should catch the bus instead. No need to call him the lunatic, he's just the one guy who actually did what a lot of other frustrated motorists haven't had the guts to do.
@@mikethung You sound like the bogan driver.
Like honestly, what's the point of taking a driving test when people have no care for the safety of other road users? I just want to add that I'm for taking a driving test and obeying the road rules, but just seeing the amount of terrible driving is just staggering
I know that's a rhetorical question, but there's still a lot of very good reasons to take that test. One of them is so that when some idiot inevitably breaks the rules and causes an accident, they can't say they didn't know the rules.
That said, 6:12 just feels like a fundamentally flawed design of civil engineering.
A lot of people driving around on Australian roads have no requirement to pass a driving test here in Aus. As you can see from these videos, a lot of them come from places where the driving conditions, laws and regulations are totally different to here.
You can obtain your licences now from uncle changs fortune cookies because most of these idiots couldn't find a packet of cornflakes even if you lead them to it.
@@systemsrenegade9888 I think you mean Uncle Raj's poppadums'.
Instead drivers should be doing personality/atitude tests
Ah yes, my weekly "why i hate driving" video.
That's what you get for being a filthy empath
wait until you see how they drive in some asian countries
I myself like driving now...moreso than ever. I don't hoon like I used to.
But...watching these comps et al are a good education...on how NOT to behave on the road.
No, just "I hate everyone else on the road" video
13:35 You'd have thought the dozen or two cars going across the intersection would have been a sign to check the lights..
You can see they are right up forward in the bike box. I'd hazard a guess that they had been waiting for ages and the lights weren't going to trigger because they weren't parked on the sensor plate - waiting for ages, thought the lights are broken, given up on the lights and so going when they felt like it.
For most of us, we are horrified by the behaviour and total lack of skill of these drivers. But I have a feeling that, for a small percentage of viewers, these videos are taken as a learning opportunity in what you can get away with.
From these videos I have learnt that if you cut Tesla off, it's automatically slamming on brakes. That might come in handy. 😂
Yes, I'd like to see at least a couple of these law breakers get arrested.
2nd clip amuses me so much. Yes, she was going a bit slow but the guy overtakes her THEN decides to pull over and complain, delaying his journey even more 😅
Not sure about that system of tram stop though 6:10, seems a bit unsafe.
I was gonna say...I believed the tram had broken down or something..I guess that driver was new in town...?
The road rule of stopping to give way to tram passengers has been in effect for as long as trams have existed on Melbourne roads. There's bloody big STOP signs that swing into view when the doors open. I'm guessing the driver is simply not familiar with driving in Melbourne.
@@nelanncal Yeah, I am not too familiar with those rules, saw the "stop" signs on the opened doors and thought "wow, I would have probably started to do that" (being a NSW guy) but the car had VIC number plates, they should have learnt this rule to get their license?
@@TonyHamlyn Yes quite possibly. Could also have been a visitor from interstate driving a hire car, or a resident of an area where they don't have trams...either way obviously not familiar with the road rules!
But that's a bad design when you give people the opportunity to exit the tram on a road. If you put the tram one lane to the left and make it an official stop with those covered "sheds" people can wait in cover of rain and even the craziest drivers can't overtake on the sidewalk because of said shed or tram stop or whatever the correct word for it is.
Or else you could leave the tram lane but make a slightly elevated island in between the car lanes, where it is safe for people to exit public transportation.
Of Course, in general drivers should be aware enough to stop and passengers should look before exiting, but in reality everyone is busy with their own daily issues and easily forget about simple tasks like this. That's where better planned designs pay off.
She was driving slow. Though I’m sure the irony is lost on the guy stopping his car and having a go at her.
I'm just surprised we didn't see all these other cars that were backed up behind her that he claimed.
He was probably worried the cars behind him were going to run into him.
the dash cam car seemed to be on another planet and if the video started earlier I bet they were going slower than 30km/h when the vid started
What a beautiful calming response from the lady!
Yeah, I suppose the same reason she was driving a bit slowly, is the same as why he's self-important, impatient nob...it's just the way they are. Just one I'd like to see someone pull out a tazer and zap one these aggressive a'holes that jump out of their cars to confront some other motorist that is doing nothing wrong. Cheers!
Holden Commodore, yeah, usually a danger sign right there
7:55 thats super unfair on the car backing out, that looks like a horrid place to get out of your home.
Yeah, in situations like that, the driver in the car established on the road is the one who has visibility of the situation. They have the right of way, but the rational and courteous action would be to stop for the driver who has limited to zero visibility of the situation. I see it every day in the car park outside of work, and it's lead me to believe that the Highway code should be amended.
If I lived there I would never reverse out. Reverse in would be far safer
@michaelscarport It's a fair point, but there's a road I travel daily that makes that very difficult for the residents there.
It's an A-road route, and they'd essentially have to break the law by reversing in a main road.
Doing so would not only be illegal, but it would also severely disrupt traffic and could potentially cause an accident.
I'm actually pretty convinced that it negatively impacts the house prices there.
That said, if I lived there I'd probably widen my driveway right up to the boundary lines, just so I could pull onto the pavement and reverse in without swinging the front of my car into fast moving traffic.
@michaelscarport That's a good idea - in that situation, it would be really fun to try and engineer some kind of turntable.
If it actually worked, you could probably sell one to every person on the street.
0:55 "Because I'm not a Fkn hoon?"
The ones I do get a chuckle from, are those who fail to give way, stop when they realise it, and just sit there in the way.
Gold.
Wow, 20:25 just brought me back to a memory from when i was on my L's and had to drive past a burning car and there was a lady screaming inconsolably on the shoulder because someone had been in the car when it had gone up and they couldn't get him out. Found out later it was a stolen car and the driver and passenger were trying to make their getaway but lost control. The driver had got out and ran but the poor passenger didn't make it. Sent a cold chill down my spine that day and was a very unsettling feeling the rest of the ride.
It's all fun and games driving erratically in your stolen car...until it's suddenly not.
3:25 Organ donor candidate, she just doesn't know it yet.
Natural Selection: Just a matter of time...
I doubt her organs would be much use with all that alcohol in them.
1:00 Woman always keep your windows UP and the doors locked..
Ghost kid walking across the road at 14:14 😳
That’s freaky 👻
11:20 seemed to be cut short, I'm guessing the cops did see it and persued, but the dashcam driver cut the footage short to make it seem like the cops were oblivious. You can actually see the driver side cop turn his head and look directly at the car
Came here looking for this comment!!!
Looks like Victoria cops so they are on the lookout for people not wearing masks they don't care about actual law breakers.
Could have been a Macca's run.
Well they definitely missed the guy @14:48
As a former cop, I'm guessing the crew were already on a job. Common to get semi urgent jobs where you don't go like a bat out of hell with all the advertising but needs your undelayed attention. Traffic stops for simple infringements are a lower priority.
11:10 the SUV driver pulls an illegal U-turn across double lines, a turning bay and the path of an oncoming vehicle, and the cops are probably mucking around on their phones 😂
14:50 Even worse, right next to a cop and didnt even respond.
@@Johnsonwps you're not wrong! Bloody hell.
Oh come on!!
They were likely on an assigned TASK, to arrest a pregnant woman for not wearing a mask near a park bench.
(At least they've stopped shooting people in the back for being in the vicinity of a peaceful protest).
Big hero, thought he'd be a road warrior against a polite young lady, only to change his tune. His day will come when he tries on the wrong person.
you sound like a 90 year old man
13:10 Dash Cam Australia's dropping some sick beats.
Nah 14:03
6:00 At least he knew his car was too low for that speed bump.
yep, I bet that clueless b**** can't even park straight
The current gen mx5's clear more than you'd expect. comes down to how you take the speed bump rather than how large it is
8:45 wow that could have been very very bad. Both are extremely fortunate.
Fair bit of Macca's Drive Thru action this week. Any lane, anytime.
I had a subaru brumby for 16 years. THREE TIMES (yeah, says a lot about my former eating habits I guess) I'd been hit IN a drivethrough. Just minor 'bumps', but definite impacts. The best of the three was a young kid that had an urgent need to come back to the first window - threw his car into reverse and slammed into my roo bar.
14:06 no one talking bout the ghost boy
Brilliant reflex brake and stop at 3:08 . Well done
I know you’ll find this hard to believe, but Australia does actually have a few driving schools. 🤷🏻
@@johnnichol9412 😆
7:57 *flys round a corner* "dO yOU eVEn LoOk"
I bet you do the same every time you drive and there isnt a drongo blindly reversing due to inability to plan ahead
20 is not flying hahaha
Haha! Flys around the corner at 20km/h!
"flying" lol. accelerating out of a round about at a leisurely pace, more like it.
Whether you're going left, right, or straight ahead, and regardless of which lane you're in, always remember to indicate left whet exiting a multi-lane roundabout. That's the law in SA, anyway. You can get fined if you don't and, if you get in a accident that wasn't your fault, don't give the other driver's insurance company any detail where they can find fault on your part.
@@johnt.848at least a third of drivers don't seem to do it, unfortunately.
@@TheHolyCheese75 Most cops don't do it either. (ps, it's ALL roundabouts, not just multi-lane).
We've got more and more cheesy laws on the books all the time. Did you know it's "the law" to keep your hands ON the steering wheel, even when stopped at a red light? (I think I'd argue that one, "your honour, I momentarily moved my hand to apply the hand BRAKE whilst stationary, as per my training in the military. Does your honour find some law overrides safe driving practice?")
The rules are the same in WA but there is barely any roundabouts here where indicating left to exit provides any benefit or any hindrance to other drivers. I treat every roundabout the same as any intersection. And in the case of an accident, it has to proven beyond doubt that any action or inaction was a contributing factor.
As with every other state indicating to exit is optional. The very fact the law say if practical leaves it up to the driver.
Word for word from SA government.
"before leaving the roundabout (i.e. when passing the exit before your exit) you must signal with your left indicator, unless it is impracticable to do so. For example, the roundabout may be too small to allow your indicator to operate"
19:20 so many things happening in the one clip. Old mate spins out of control and the other cars collide
The jimny almost sliding out then the kluger n corolla get into a ding at the same time on that roundabout was ripper!!!
0:53 the most un Aussie response ever and 1:36, yep, back on form!
0:27 to 1:08... This is in Bendigo. I've painfully come to know this road recently on a family trip. This particular section, the DCO has exited a T shaped roundabout with the DCO on stem of the T. The bogan behind her was probably tailgating and in a hurry to meet his bong-weilding pals down at Crusoe reservoir.
11:10 is why DCOA has a seemingly limitless supply of videos showing terrible driving. No-one expects to be caught, even if they do crazy and illegal manoeuvres in front of the police.
Where the hell did that boy disappear too. Walked into some sort of alternate time space dimension 🤔
It's called editing! 🙄 I can't believe how many people are leaving the same comment! 🙄🙄🙄
@@Factchekka No it’s not editing. There’s no break in the traffic flow. If it were editing you would see a traffic flow discrepancy. This boy is a time traveller 😲
@@aussie8114 Watch it again and look more closely. The white ute disappears the same time the guy does...editing!
@@Factchekka You are correct. It is a transitional edit. But I want to believe the boy may still be a time traveller 😂
@@aussie8114 Well, it is more believable than the recent "Las Vegas aliens in the backyard" video I suppose.
3:25 Woman walking on road. Here we see an example of natural selection at work.
Is it becoming normal that people just don't look both ways now? I swear I've never seen so many clips where they look one way and not the other at all.
Just be grateful for the few times they look one way, rather than just rushing blindly through....
they dont seem to look at all
They know most people would rather stop than have to deal with insurance and so forth. It's a way to get someone to give way, regardless of if they have the right of way. Just selfish people...
I've seen a massive up turn in odd driving over the last few years + odd behavior of people in general. I wonder why!!!
A lot of dark and/or silver cars creeping through the shadows somewhat blending in too (so a quick glance might not pick them up), DRLs/headlights needed to help reduce these incidences.
I am amazed at how often people find themselves on the wrong side of a divided road, and with no way to correct the error.
And they keep going instead of just turning around.
1:00 Force me to a stop like that, then come at me, you have a VERY GOOD chance of getting run over as I drive away for my personal safety. NOT a deliberate assault, just getting away from potential harm.
0:55 whatta man whatta man whatta mighty sad man
2nd track: Eenie Weenie Teeny Weenie Shriveled Little Short Short... "Man"
So much happened at 19:19, the Suzuki sliding, then the car failing to give way...
It's pretty clear Australia needs waaaay more unmarked police to catch these horrible drivers
19:20 is the most intense part of the whole compilation. You can see a Jimny on the verge of losing control on the right, and it's just so casual!
Why would you stop and hold up eleven cars behind you. Mr Richard head😂
car driver brain
12:00 how kind of old mate to free up his lane so you can turn 😅🤷🏻♀️
My thoughts EXACTLY!!!!!😉
The prang @19:20 is a two-fer: just as the DC is approaching the roundabout, the white jeep on the right starts to spin out because of the wet road; then there's the black SUV that doesn't give way to the white sedan on the left. Dangerous place.
Poor Jimny being called a Jeep
I felt Victoria was a little underrepresented in these videos for a little bit but WE'RE BACK BAYBEEEEEEE!! LESSGOOOOO (even if it's a red light and possibly on the wrong side of the road) WOOO!!!
14:09 a glitch in the matrix? Where did that boy go, crossing the road, lol
Some twighlight zone shit there
I didn't notice that😂
2:12 this Campbelltown camera is a killer, there's a clip from it almost every other episode lol.
L plater too. Hope it wasn't the dad instructing
@@samiuddin7051Definitely was a parent probably saying just go hurry up😂
14:55 I've heard of a 'silent cop' but not a blind one.
Too near end-of-shift, or suffering donut deficiency.
@@AussieMummy-li8yf Alon is referring to the 2nd one which is an ute turning left from a middle lane on red with a marked police car right next to them on the right lane, a good 10 seconds past before video was cut and I've seen coppa on DCOA responsed well within 5 seconds, so unless the coppa is on the phone at the lights, I don't really see any reason why they have not seen the ute doing a left turn on red.
17:36 If you are on a country road and haven't passed a car in the last hour, still turn your high beams down if you have to stop for a pee. It is almost inevitable that a car will show up just at that point when you can't run back to the car, and be blinded.
What's worse than the drivers failing to use their side mirrors or look over their shoulders, is the drivers who insist on driving in other car's blind spots. Situational awareness goes along way when driving.
7:14 naww we didn't get to see the ensueing road rage. Maybe the other driver will send it in to the channel.😂
Sounds like a good way for him to get fired.
13:23 I think it's an important thing to know but if you're ever at an intersection and someone attempts to cross a red light like this stay at least 1-2 car length from the line until the driver makes it entirely through the intersection. Just in case they change their mind.
The b'std @ 18:44 should never be allowed to own a dog, the innocent dogs never knew what danger they had been put in. I hope he is reported. A Dog lover!
I was going to make a joke about the guide dogs almost dying because they were in the back instead of the front...
But I agree. Clearly doesn't care about their safety. Or his/her own safety for that matter.
shocking.... the music that people put on while driving
Music is probably a strong word for the noise 😂😂
Yeah the music should probably be the least of our concerns while watching this 😅
I love when people complain about somebody going too slow, but they found the time to completely stop and abuse you
@5:00 typical ranger danger
Clearly even most Aussies agree you drive on the WRONG side of the road!!! 🤣🤣🤣
6:15 WTF is that tram stop?? Is it normal in Australia to have trams drop off passengers straight into oncoming traffic?
I'll tell you this much. Most of Australia doesn't have trams and most Australians don't know much about them.
Common in melbourne, particularly trams that run in the suburbs with cars on the same road. They have flashing lights on the side when doors about to open and there are stop signs when they do open. Driver is just a wanker
Only across the southern border in Mexico.
Doesn’t look safe😳
@@AussieMummy-li8yf Yes, the driver was a wanker given the situation, no questions there, but the situation shouldn't be a thing in the first place. There's a huge difference between a school bus and a tram stop. School buses can stop anywhere at any time, and the signs are really there because kids can sometimes cross the street without looking. The bus will still drop off people in the pavement, not into a traffic lane. Trams are literally on rails and (should) have fixed stops at known locations. This is just very badly and dangerously designed. Even if the trams don't have specified stop locations, it should drop people off in the pavement, not in a traffic lane.
Watching this makes me feel like Julianne Moore in that movie where she is the only one with sight in a world of blind people.
17:30 that dude would have tripping out
And lo, and angel of the Lord appeared!
Guy in the white commodore at the start needs a good flogging, and I'm happy to oblige
He only confronted her because it was a woman. I come across aggressive drivers when I’m driving my partners suv but never when I’m in my hilux, I wonder why?
If you can be bothered camping the centrelink offices in Kangaroo Flat (or Bendigo?) I'm sure you'll catch him at some point.
whoah there, Slow down turbo
Reckon that being a meth-head trying to get to his dealer in a hurry, the bogon in the dunnydore thought the cammer driving about 40 kmph was doing more like 10 kmph! Not a lot you can do about such a waste of space!
Always a Commodore.
11:16, See this quite a bit as well, Illegal U turns just before or after a Roundabout, usually over unbroken lines or painted islands, when there is a perfectly legal a relatively safe way by using the roundabout to do the U turn, just proves that most people simply don't think.
I think that bogan at the start wanted to rage more but saw it was a chick then turned on subdued polite angermode bogan.
A lot of dickheads rage BECAUSE it's a chic by themselves. They wouldn't say shit if her partner was with her or if it were a guy. I had a couple of occurrences where a guy's tried being staunch seeing I was a female by myself but I'm part redhead with a short fuse so gave back as good as they dished out. They expected me to be meek and intimidated coz I'm a petite looking female. NObody nearly dents my F6 without hearing my verbal wrath👿😆
7:54, the prob did look, you came from corner blinded by other car
I can never understand why people feel the need to stop their car and get out its not that deep move on with your day and get over it
7:37, I have noticed this a lot with 'P' platers, is it impatience, lack of awareness or lack of education, they do it at Stop and Give Way signs too, I have been turning right at streets where they have a STOP sign and they turn out in front of you when you are less than 10mtrs away from them, impatience, stupidity, invulnerability take your pick.
14:11 my guy got taken by Thanos 😭
5:01 Mate got bamboozled and turned on his fog lights to see better 😂😂😂
watching this gives me great anxiety to get on the road 😅🤣😭
It can make you a safer driver. I am watching crash compilations for years now. I bet I've seen tens of thousands of crashes. Alfter all of that, you get to notice potential crash being developed while you drive, and you adjust ypur driving to fix other driver's mistake and thus avoid the potential collision. And leaving other driver completelly clueless about the fact that if there was someone else instead of you there, they might have ended up in a crash.
@@DashCamSerbia very true, Ill never forget my first almost accident I was sitting behind a woman riding the brake when she slammed the brakes on, missed her by a bees dick, tend to not sit as close to people anymore since then haha.
These videos are much more helpful than the hazard perception test tbh
4:33 The last thing you expect is crashing into Malaysia.
10:00 based to zanarkand enjoyer
I heard and knew it instantly, came looking for any comment about it to and glad I found one
Holy smokes!! 1:34 That's the first Caution! Drop Bear Crossing I've seen!!
Yes, she was driving under the speed limit however the guy driving the Bogandore racks up a number of offences to ask her why ? 😮
Probably hinting that she should buy some speed off him
@@stephenw2992 Bendigo. Kangaroo Flat. You are actually not very wrong.... The dealers drive cars, everyone else has had their licence taken already...
Name the offenses
@@mikethung
1. Exceeding speed limit
2. Obstructing traffic
3. Failure to indicate when overtaking
4. Failure to indicate when pulling over
5. Stopping inside an intersection
6. Failure to indicate when entering a road
Need I go on?
@@traj7196loss of traction when he sped off too innit
Amazing - another week of me getting away with everything 🥳
2:36. When you really need a poo.
We’ve all been there 😂
4:00 astronomical amount of 'tude for a bloke driving a pink Yaris
The mud Carter at 2.50 is quite normal for them.
Tipper drivers are the cowboys of the trucking industry. Absolute tools. Most ....not all. Just most
Why look, when you can just pull out in front of someone? they'll stop... probably
I got a speeding fine on the weekend. Sure, it was deserved, my mistake.
But damn this video makes me feel better about myself.
Use waze for all your travels. It helps remind you to slow down often.
Nah, back road that I know well. Just got pinged because I wasn't paying attention to my Speed.
If you want to go to all the time and effort (that's a BIG "if", it'll be easier just to pay the fine) and do the research, it IS possible to attend court as a living man (or woman), beneficiary of the (your_name trust account), and state "consent to contract is DENIED". (I've seen this done, successfully, with the phrase "I do not consent to contract or joinder, and waive the benefits on offer"). Do NOT, for a moment, think you can 'get away with anything' (if there is a VICTIM, you WILL be prosecuted under the applicable civil or criminal laws - probably with malice), but for victimless fines issued by corporate police departments on behalf of corporate governments contested in corporate courtrooms - there IS a way to decline to contract with them. "Lawyers" will never (NEVER) tell you how to do this (they make a living by keeping you IN the corporate system), they would be disbarred for breaching their own BAR rules. It CAN be done (if you know your stuff, stick to your guns, and don't fall for tricks or threats).
About 2 months ago I had a green light but a red arrow that I just didn't see due to the rising sun behind it. I'm still kicking myself for it and so glad it was early enough that no other cars were around to hit. As for your speeding fine, don't feel too bad, there are soo many cameras that it must be like shooting fish in a barrel for our lazy policing policies. These crazy videos exist because no one is caught by mobile patrols anymore.
to the bloke in the commodore on crusoe road have fun explaining this one to the police because if she didnt already send it in it has been sent in now
I think many Australians born after 1979 have some kind of mental defect.... most would not have been out of place in pre WW2 Germany.... You seem to delight in getting other people into trouble with the authorities... which is called Schadenfreude. That is a major character flaw...... especially in somebody who identifies as an Australian.
@@andrewsmith8729You're comparing modern-day Australia with Nazi Germany? Really...? 🙄
17:50 there's no way these two clips back-to-back was accidental 😂
Good observation.
What do you mean? Neither of the clips relate to each other on either side of it?
@@ConnorGibbsAK the song in the second clip is called "Blinding Lights"
@@Novur oh, *slaps forehead*, I was thinking that it was because both of the drivers started their sentence "what the"...
0.266 the wanker that just stopped the girl is a waste of space y did he just go round and take off and not stop her 2 have a sook then take off like a real drop kick 🤣🤣🤣🤣
0.26 srry 🤣🤣🤣
@@scottsimpson9699 Use a colon ( : ) - 0:26
14:03 Going hard at the traffic lights with the hardstyle!
9:52 A wild Final Fantasy fan appeared
Live and let live!!