Instant karma, Bad driver unmarked police stopped
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- On 11/01/22 on troon way leicester UK. BMW 1 series woman driver try to squeeze from left only lane into ahead only lane but messed up with unmarked police ford galaxy. What a nice feeling that was.
I can never understand why people do this.
It’s a roundabout ffs. Just go round again
But we need to remember.....not everybody has brains.
just go round(about) 😂😂😂
I think it's because of excessive focusing on whats ahead, rather than whats around you. The number of (UK) drivers ignorant to their surroundings at the moment is astionishing.
It's a BMW, say no more.
Also...sat navs.....looking it it on a roundabout can be confusing.....I blame them for the huge upsurge in very late lane changes...ect ect.@@ianjordan1215
I always hold back a bit in these sorts of situations. That being said, that driver did force their way in quite aggressively.
If you miss your exit, go around again.
The copper didn't handle it very well he should have waited a bit before stopping him. Nearly caused a shunt himself!
No they didn’t at all……..the unmarked car nearly caused an incident by being cocky & speeding up ……totally unacceptable
Unless you are on the Paris ringroad !
The unmarked car was in the correct lane and did nothing wrong. The BMW driver was in a lane that meant they intended to take the third exit on the roundabout.
Even if you indicate to change lanes, you have to yield to vehicles already in that lane. Meaning, just because you indicated doesn't mean you CAN change lane. You have to wait until it is safe to do so, which the BMW driver did not do. They could have simply and safely gone around the roundabout again which would have taken all of 5 seconds.
@@jerrywallop5647 But the BMW was the one who caused the incident in the first place.
I think the issue the police had was the BMW driver actually used the indicator!🤣
If a BMW is seen indicating then it's probably nicked.
@@simona6229 Good point...you are probably right...
The BMW Driver was in the wrong lane to start off with
@@hawkwarrior5066 And that’s unusual?🤣
😂
Finally!! The right time and right place…
The wrong guy though
At least he used his indicator? Let’s not expect too much now!
I dont see the problem? Just a BMW doing a normal BMW thing, the police should be more understanding.
🤣🤣🤣
Aren’t idiot drivers exactly that? I’ve seen them in everything from a Kia to a Ferrari and I’ve driven for 50 years doing a considerable mileage.
Don't taint everybody with the same brush , it's a bit childish.
@@ianpalmer4840Should have bought a Peugeot instead of a wankpanzer 😂
If you wiggle a Peugeot gearbox then the panel gaps widen @@6sicSIX
That police officer was no saint in this clip. Looked to be driving quite close to the Merc in front and certainly had enough time to hold off and let the BMW in if he really wanted to and looked like he put his foot down at the last second. And to then pull over where he did, would have been safer just 50 yards further up.
Yep, just criticise the police officer. Clearly this is all down to him.
@@chips8388 As someone who should know better and sets a precedence for driving. Yes, I’ll criticise the police officer.
@@callumfriend2523 Quite right, he could have dropped back to assist the drive who realised they were in the wrong lane - at least the car was indicating their intention. It was a 50/50 blame scenario but the copper was an arse for following the Merc too closely and deliberately closing the gap the other car was requesting.
I was going to comment likewise. So He/She took the wrong lane, it happens. However they were indicating that they wanted in and the police driver could have let them but instead closed the gap. That said the BMW should not have cut in.
@@VickersDoorter True. And that looks like an awfully short merging lane, too.
It was a BMW, the police pulled him over to inform him that as he drives a BMW, the use of the indicator is not required!"
Yeah, and let's all ignore just how close the police car was tailgating the car in front...
I agree far too close.
If the unmarked police car had been tailgating then the BMW wouldn't have been able to push in as there would be no gap
@@bradfordzone5187 There was less than a car length between them. You can see at 0:12 that the back wheels of the BMW overlap the front wheels of the police car. If there was a gap, the police car wouldn't have had to steer out of the way to avoid a collision.
@@bradfordzone5187nah mate, they were right up its arse. 2 seconds gap in dry conditions, so the piggies were in the wrong too.
Whenever someone is driving too close behind me, it's always the Police or some boy racer! Either makes new nervous so I just let them pass.
But she was a Beemer driver. Surely you know by now that they aren't subject to the same rules and regulations as the rest of us mortals? She was just demonstrating her superior driving skills, and the police should savour the display and acknowledge that they were in awe of them.
They were pulled up because they used their indicactor thus contravening BMW rules of the road.
@brightphart Sound more jealous in your Honda Jazz.
What was that amber light flashing on the BMW. I've never seen that before, is it a new thing?
Must have had it fitted as a novelty 😂
@@stephenbrierley5957 😂
Rumour has it that Audi and Merc are holding back to see if it's really necessary or can they stop installing them.
Range Rovers have never had them, ever.
Reminds me of the digital signs placed over major roads here that says different PSAs, one of which was "Missed your exit? Don't worry, we built more up ahead."
Nice, but most of the entitled idiots on the road will ignore that advice. That's assuming they can even read.
Everyone sometimes misses their exit .i did it yesterday .I just went back around roundabout and exited again.No need to cut anyone up.
The police should have stopped the errant car further along the road . He was placing other road users in a poor position by making them overtake over the cross-hatching , thus committing an offence !
Many years ago I was stopped on the Zig Zag lines of a pedestrian crossing . When I pointed this out he was not amused , but we agreed to pull in to the next side road 50 yards up the road .
I agree it wasn't the best place to stop; it's not an offence to enter the cross hatching if it's bordered by broken white lines though.
@oldbootneck but it's not ideal , i.e., it's dangerous or the cross hatching would be there .
@@johnniethepom7545 I agreed that it wasn't ideal, it isn't an offence though. It's potentially dangerous and you can enter it so long as the border lines are broken. Let's just agree that it was a stupid place to do a traffic stop.
Police can be a pain once their ego is bruised. I got pulled over once and the numpty wanted me to stop on a dual carriageway in an underpass 😮 WTF.
So I kept on going until out of the underpass and there was a safe area to pull up.
He was absolutely livid, said I was trying to escape, what a twat.
I agree with you on that point, the Police driver created a much more dangerous situation by stopping where they did. Common sense should have said another 50-100 yards further on.
Also notice the Police driver did not risk getting out of the car so they knew it was a dangerous place to stop. However- the Police seem to be devoid of common sense these days.
I'm beginning to wonder if it's now a prerequisite of the job.
The police could have let him in, drivers make mistakes.... And then they park up like that
Only a police officer in uniform can stop a vehicle.
Yes, bad driver. But the lousiest driving was by the police. We all saw the BMW indicating his intent, and the police driver - instead of defensive driving when he had plenty of time to do - tried to assert himself.
The BMW driver was in the wrong lane on the roundabout, indicating to try and get in is no excuse and just crap driving, I hope a ticket was issued or another driving test to be taken 😠
@@KRAM-zb2vc Yes - that much is obvious. But even when someone does something stupid, you are obliged to take avoiding action ASAP. Especially if you are a police driver who has taken training courses which *specifically cover defensive driving*.
Both were guilty of bad driving, the small hatchback realised he may have made a mistake, possibly, indicated to show his intentions and the unmarked police car just crowded him out, couldn't be bothered to hang back so as not to make an issue out of what could have been a genuine mistake???
Hi all
So, the people saying was not police in unmarked car. See the other video with longer version, they were two vehicles in convoy, Police transit van on front and Galaxy following. As soon the Galaxy pulled the beemer driver you can clearly see the transit start turning around with its blues on.
Also you guys can clearly see the blue lights on galaxy at right side window(rear) at 00:41.
Thanks
I thought that was a risky stop with a tipper lorry being so close behind!
I wonder if there was more too this than meets the eye - there seems to be a certain amount of intent with the way the unmarked unit positions itself and the marked unit was quite quick in reacting, even if they were in convoy, if it was a random decision to pull the BMW.
This was terrible driving by the police officer, honestly he was far far worse than the bmw. nearly caused a hell of an accident because of his ego.
Ok jonboy. Ok
I agree. The 'offending' car was ahead of the Police vehicle when it signalled - and had the police driver been more aware he could easily have let the driver in. Many of us make mistakes on roundabouts - especially when we are not familiar with roads. Yes there are nutters on the road who cannot be forgiven - but what these videos often show is not just the mistakes people make - but the lack of awareness of other drivers - and often their impatience with anyone who makes a mistake.
@@sassythesasquatch4425 Please tell me how i am wrong, i would love to hear this explanation....The unmarked police saw that the BMW was signalling left, he could have backed off and left room (the right thing to do), instead, he closed the gap and created an event which didn't need to happen, so please, tell me how i am wrong.
Correct it was the police driver who caused the issue & sassy is most probably in the force in a vain attempt to justify the idiot police driver, the likes by most on comments tell us just what the rest feel.@@MrJonboy
Car in wrong lane could have easily just gone around again and then selected correct lane. Putting on an indicator does not give you a right to force a merge and affect the braking distance of other vehicles or result in tailgating another vehicle.
That's not a Police Class 1 driver driving like that. Nothing defensive about that driving.
Everything about that driving was correct. The fact you'd rather slow down (to let BMW in) and stick in the lorry's blindspot for the merge-in-turn speaks volumes about your credibility on talking about driving skills.
@@Perseus7567 want to talk about my credibility with driving skills? Ok here goes. Three million incident free miles over 36 years, licences to drive every type of vehicle on uk roads, including trucks. Driven in countless countries including passing driving tests to drive every type of vehicle in Australia, driven left hand drives, liquid tankers where the weight shifts, powder tankers, curtain sodeloaders, double deckers, licensed to drive more plant than I can recall, passed two IAM driving tests including one recently. Done off road driving courses, licensed to drive hackney carriage vehicles, driven more.makes of car than I care to remember as a car valetor, driven Ferarr, Lamborghini's, other supercargo. So.i know all about blind spots. If you're suggesting the unmarked car should not have avoided the collision then YOU need to question your own driving. The trucker (a professional driver) should have been aware the cars were there, and his lane was going off anyway. He had no reason to move. The cop car could have held back further but certainly not got in a position to have to brake to avoid a collision. I can't wait to read your experience and qualifications
@@dangerousdavecox Driving various large vehicles doesn't make you a good driver. I can guarantee you haven't driven in the same way and at the same speed police drivers do when responding to incidents. Most of what you wrote involves driving large (thus slow) vehicles or doing off-road track days.... what relevance does an off-road track day have to an on-road situation? None.
Do you even utilise roadcraft when you drive? I suspect not.
@@thefiestaguy8831 I've driven large trucks for 20 years, driven all over the world, recently passed yet another Advanced Driving test. Have you even sat in a truck? I suspect not
@@dangerousdavecox I don't need to sit in a truck to see that the BMW forced their way in... do I?
He did indicate, why not just let him in? A little bit of road rage from the cop
The BMW was in the wrong lane. They could have just done another loop around the roundabout and safely and smoothly moved into the correct lane but they were too cocky and impatient to do so.
Indicating by no means gives you the right of way. If you always give way to these sort of drivers, They will never learn and carry on with their inconsiderate ways.
copper was also tailgating the vehicle in front of him.... to cap that off, he carved up a lorry, and then obstructed the highway. Just an out of control ego
@@yousernameish Yep, I was going to mention the cops emergency stop right in front of a moving truck. A cop not suffering rage issues would have followed that driver for a couple of miles and observe the manner of their driving, if it was concerning, then pull them over, not immediately at a busy junction for a minor error. There is far worse driving on the roads going unpunished
Why not just go around the roundabout again? Weird so many 'why not just' comments aimed at the police car, when the exact same phrase could be directed towards the civilian car, where it's a whole lot more relevant.
To my mind the police car is equally culpable of causing a dangerous incident. Yes, other guy signalled late and made a sudden move but the police car was travelling too close to other cars and ignored the ‘offender’s ‘ signal. I would suggest that in this case the police get back in their box.
Was just about to say. Glad someone else noticed it.
Check the clip, he indicated in good time, realising he was in the wrong lane. We have all done it.
@@ianpalmer4840 It's called a roundabout for a reason. It has the ability to allow you to go around it.. multiple times if necessary. The correct thing to do would be to go around again and get in the correct lane this time. Not barge your way in front and go "oh but i had my indicator on".
@@ianpalmer4840 all made mistakes causing collisions?
Watching this I thought police car drives equally as bad as beemer
I didn't see any blue lights?.
The bad driver is in the MPV! The other guy made a mistake and indicated his intention to move left into a gap, and the MPV’s reaction was to accelerate sharply and block him. A good driver at that point would back off to make the gap safe. They’re stopped due to road rage, he’s not an unmarked police car. If you presented this to police, if they could be bothered they would charge the MPV driver for driving aggressively.
End of the day copper may have been looking in his other mirror, straight ahead or anywhere else when the guy started indicating. Even with the best will in the world you can't always expect people to let you in from the wrong lane. If the person in the people carrier doesn't back off and let you in that's a shame but you have to be prepared to go round again. It's your mistake at the end of the day. Throwing your car in front of his in a fit of rage and causing him to nearly swerve into a HGV is bad driving mate. End of.
Someone in a 1-series performing a stunt like that? Surely not
Do you know why I pulled you over? You have a funny flashing light on the back of your bmw.
Not necessary from both. The bull (german for policemen) should have let the BMW in, but the BMW had to do another turn because he wasn't let in. After that the bull blocked the truck to stay behind the BMW (not necessary) and then stopped the truck out (also not necessary). So I see 1 fault from the BMW driver, 3 from the bull. Who will be the one that pay for it? We all know it.
BMW probably does it all the time but that wasn't very good driving by the copper making the lorry slam it's brakes on and pull them over in a better place. Professional driver🤔
if the police car had slowed as soon as the bmw started indicating left they could’ve passed safely loool
Liecester , and a BMW , enough said
I can't believe that was a copper he must have been lost. I didn't think we had any left in the Midlands.
Poor driving and anticipation by the police officer too, to be fair..
The unmarked police car was definitely wrong to stop suddenly on a narrow road.
Police tailgating plus road rage , take away licence ! from a professional driver not acceptable
Just a whole bunch of bad drivers. Cops driving too close to the car in front, driving over the chevrons, other person pushing in, changing lanes at the last moment. NO ONE came out of this looking goog.
Why blame the unmarked car. My opinion
Not as bad as said “police” car stopping in a damn travel lane, blocking it and forcing people to dangerously go around. Some of these cops defy belief in their stupidity.
Police bad driving. Why stop the other driver that close to the traffic island exit?
He wasn't taught to the "Road-Craft" standard was he?
At least he signalled.
The cop car was tailgating him anyway instead of hanging back a bit.
How can you tailgate someone in a different lane?
Once they barged in the cops were then tailgating by default, but that's hardly the cops fault.
@@Yumbutteredsausagehe needed to, otherwise he would of been stuck behind the lorry
Come on, they were both driving like ass-hats. That cop sped up to make sure he couldn't get in, and then he forced his way in anyway. They both should get a time out.
Not a very clever place to stop the other car by the police officer!
Poor quality driving from the Police there. They seemed to be rather to focused on everything but their driving. But the BMW should have just gone round
Had the SUV slowed down a tad and let the car in their would be no issue, but as usual police think they dont need to drive like the rest of us.
The driver was indicating to manoeuvre left. .Sometimes if you don't know the area , you can find yourself in the wrong lane.The Galaxy could have been a little bit more courteous.
We’ve all missed a turn. Go around the roundabout, get in the proper lane, make your exit. A random signal does not give you carte Blanche to do whatever the fuck you feel like, and no road user is obliged to yield when you are entering their lane, the onus is on you not to do so until it is safe. This is terrible driving.
It wasn't a random signal at at all. Watch the video. If that was the Police in the Galaxy, then showed no courtesy at all, and should know better.
@@ianpalmer4840 Remember when learning to drive? And how you are not supposed to indicate until there is a gap to pull into? And do you remember why your tutor said this? That signal was not appropriate as it applied to the next exit available *in his lane*, and was thrown out there as a "make way for me" like so many selfish dickheads do. It's all in the highway code that you are expected to keep yourself up to date with.
You are talking nonsense. First of all you said it was a random indication, which clearly it wasn't. The driver realising he was in the wrong lane ,made every effort to indicate his intention at the earliest opportunity. The Galaxy showed no common sense or courtesy. If he had stopped , he would have blocked the turning right lane, and would have to have waited for a sensible and courteous driver to allow him in. The Highway Code cannot cover every difficult situation.@@mehashi
@@ianpalmer4840 It was random, because the signal was for the next exit, but he was using it incorrectly to cut across a lane and use a different exit from the one he was indicating to use. This is the same on your test. If you are in the wrong lane it will not be marked as a fault if you follow the lane, but if you try to cut across like this or move your car otherwise in accordance to your indication, that is a dangerous fault for which you will fail the test. This is very much black and white bud.
An unmarked car? No flashing lights?? Am I watching the Keystone Cops here???
The police driver's tailgating didn't help the BMW driver who did at least signal
That is not police that is road rage. A police vehicle would have blues on.
It did watch again
Sure, the BMW was a fool, but the police made the situation a lot worse and more dangerous.
Agreesive driving by both, such is the nature of driving in the UK. And what does the make of the car have to do with it? Are people intimidated by it? It's just another metal box with a three piece suite inside.
copper should have anticipated that!!!
Police car driver should have held back and let him in. Police are taught defensive driving techniques. Just chose not to do it on this occasion
Personally , I thought the unmarked Police car was a bit unneccsarily aggressive from that clip. Yeah, BMW clearly in the wrong lane and was most likely taking the piss but still.
0:33, bit early in the day for festivities isn't it officer?
Why is it the w@ nker is always a bmw or Audi driver ?
From now on people, observe when driving and you see these tossers, note the vehicle !
Police haters are out in force, as usual.
I would have stopped and given my details to the innocent driver together with the film. The police officer was driving without due care and attention and was totally at fault. The other car had indicated early enough when he realised he was in the wrong lane and the police officer should have given way. I would be interested to know if the car driver was actually charged for damaging the police officers ego.
You need to read the highway code son. Signalling does not imply a right of way, nor others must yield. You ONLY move if it is safe to do so. They didn't.
Clearly, you are part of the problem of todays driving standards if you think that.
>when he realised he was in the wrong lane
When he realised he was in the wrong lane he should have just gone around again and used the correct lane. The police vehicle was in no way required to 'give way'. And there absolutely was a driver driving without due care and attention. Hint: It very obviously and clearly wasn't the police car.
It is up to the driver changing lanes to ensure it can do it without forcing another road user, particularly one already in that lane to change speed and/or direction.
At 0:13-0:14 you have an excellent view of the police car taking evasive action by swerving and braking.
Forcing another road user to change speed and/or direction is driving without consideration for another road user (see rule 144 for what the Highway Code and law has to say about that), as well as being dangerous.
Reading the comments here, it seems that most of you dont know how to drive 😅
If someone attempts to force their way into the lane, then they are driving dangerously.
Just go around the frigging roundabout again, or even better, learn to drive and pick the correct lane in the first place.
Not convinced that was a police vehicle, more a private car going to or from work. BMW driver clearly new to his car as he accidentally activated the indicator. !police vehicle more at fault, no need to deliberately close the gap.
Karma in action right there.
A good defensive driver would have backed off and written this off instantly as just another example of idiot driving. The police car however deliberately made this worse by doing the opposite.
That's their job though, isn't it? To I dunno... Police things?
@@r.h.8754 Exactly. It was appalling driving.
@@alexg1778 Yes but the police provoked this by their unsafe driving.
That's your take on this? That the police car, not the idiot who was in the wrong lane and tried to force their way in, was the bad guy? Christ, I hope I never encounter you on the roads.
@@stephenbranley91 The roads are full of idiots and clearly you're one. YES the driver who was in the incorrect lane was in the wrong but there was absolutely no need for the police car to take the action he did. if you disagree then state how you think making a bad situation worse helped.
The police should be setting an example of good driving, not set out to cause accidents. The police driver was fully aware of the car indicating and should have realised its driver would almost certainly follow through with his intention. All he needed to to was back off and allow him into the lane and then, if necessary, pull him over a little later when it was safe. Instead he blocks him out to the point he has to not only back off, he also swerves towards the left lane and most likely, momentarily entered it.
It clearly isn't a covert vehicle as it doesn't have lights and for that reason, to effect a stop the driver then has to carry out an overtake on the ghost island before stopping the car from ahead at which point he's caused both to block the lane. I very much doubt that this is acceptable procedure given the circumstances but this would vary according to which constabulary.
All the police driver needed to do was back off (which he had to do anyway) and if there was really a need he could have stopped the car after the roundabout and dealt with driver. Better still, would be to follow up later with a NIT, a notice of intended prosecution. Presumably the (at least) two officers had nothing better to do than address their misguided hurt feelings. In this case the passenger who was unlikely to have seen the car signalling but probably shit himself (as he was closest to the truck) because of his colleagues poor driving.
I won't tell you about my driving career because I don't like to boast and you wouldn't believe it. I would however suggest you take a course on defensive driving or take an IAM driving course and test. Clearly you think proving a point is more important than avoiding a collision so "Christ, I hope I never encounter you on the roads."!
BMW in wrong lane and forced their way in front of police car, just asking for points and a fine.
Well if the unmarked police car wasn't tailgating the silver car they would have seen the indicator on the black car.....
this is what i thought… the police car had plenty of time and space behind to slow down after the bmw driver realised they were in the wrong lane and put the indicator on
This happens so much and jumping reds if I’m first at traffic lights especially on a four way with blind spots I take my time to move forward
I know that roundabout well, and unlike the cop car, I don't swerve to avoid someone hitting me.
I've got a 20 year old banger, if you want to smash into the side of me due to your poor planning, go right ahead. 🤣🤣
He was indicating to get back to the correct lane he needed to be in . Christ, hope I don't make a mistake with you behind me 😂
Hello P V Hawks ! Can I use your video in my video plus comments to help people learn lessons so they can drive safer? I'll put your name on the screen, thank you for reading.
No problem Mate.
@@pvhawks thank you
Hi mate! Is it okay to use it please ? Credited of course. Also where did happen exactly ? Thanks in advance.
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@@pvhawks Thank you so much!
The police are just as stupid as the BMW driver for stopping where they did
Stupid place to pull it over and force a stop.
Well that's the Police for you 😊
Don't paint us all with the same brush, the cop forced the BM to do this
True that, i hate when people don't bend to my will when i try to bully them in traffic.
Howzat for bad timing?
I don't get which one's the police car? They are both utterly crap drivers, the ford actually worse than the BMW and neither have blue lights and then some drunk stumbles out of one of them?
I genuinely don't get what we're looking at.
The BMW drove like a dickhead but given the police are the police a good driver would have back off given him room. If you can stop someone’s mistake turning into a near accident you probably should.
BMW? Must be a fake. Since when did BMWs use indicators??!!
Was that police officer in uniform. I couldn't tell.
If that's the police why didn't they turn on their lights
unmarked cop car was tailgateing round that roundabout.
That's not the police..!!
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Sure, no problem buddy.
@@pvhawks Thank you
Welcome to driving in the UK
Of course it's an entry level BMW with 2 inches of grime all over it. Always a sub-human driving one.
We dont see that enough in everyday life.
location is the round about near the hamilton tesco in leicester
Stumbles exiting the car good look.
It’s great that you went past so slowly, plenty of time for you to have a good look and to cause the drivers behind unnecessary stress. Well done rubbernecker!
While I do agree with you, look ahead at the police van that's turning around. They couldn't go much further either way.
I don't see such a big problem !!
Unmarked police should have been following with enough space/ anticipation to let him in.
No, the car was in a right turn lane, completely in the wrong.
No, if they needed to just go around again and exit using the correct lane. Simple . . .
The police car was driving too close to the car in front regardless off the car pushing in. Two separate issues!
dreamer
When on earth should he 'let him in' rather than the vehicle simply going around again and using the correct lane? Strange how you criticise the police while making no mention of what the civilian vehicle should have done.
Yes Yes Yes.....hope it was more than a word in his ear.
How are you, friend? Can I use your clip in my video for Educational Purpose with credit and link? Also how do you want me to express your reactions on the video.
No problem mate
tbh that police driver was a dick - they purposely moved up to stop the other driver getting in when they obviously weren't from the area and had gotten in the wrong lane. I know the BMW driver was still in the wrong and could have went round again, but it was a total dickish move by the police - as was forcing them to stop by pulling in front of them while there was a HGV behind and doing this on a roundabout exit. If I was driving that HGV I know who I'd have been more pissed off with.
Not sure that’s a real police car? Only one tiny led in the side window?
2 car drivers in the wrong before lane narrows
Welll I never, a BMW driver who thinks they own the road.
BMW, who would have thought?
Terrible driving from the police officer there
The cop car sped up could have held back and let them in but of courtesy! Cops are a law unto themselves! Then their narcissism takes a front seat and feel the need to tell
You they aren’t please! Go and pull some African with about hundred different names and insurance bought on a stolen credit card
And the BMW driver could have gone round the roundabout, and got into the correct lane earlier and learnt from its mistake of bot paying attention to the signs, labe markings, etc, or learnt that ot shouldn't try to jump a queue of vehicles by being in the wrong lane until the last moment and expecting everyone else to let them in, as always seems to happen when its driving aggressively...
163 RTA Section 1, A person driving a mechanically propelled vehicle on a road must stop the vehicle on being required to do so by a constable in uniform or a traffic officer.
What underlying reason did you post that for?
@@Dr.Ian-Plect I was thinking the same thing 🤔
@@NoChancePal Indeed, somewhat superfluous!
Very true, however it should be done in a safe place. In this instance it wasn't done in a safe manner...
I think the cops pulled him over because he used his indicator..🤪🤪
Ok let’s refer to our driving hand book. Drivers should maintain a safe following distance of approximately 2 seconds.. not .02 seconds. Crash could have been prevented. Chill out hyper person