@@Liofa73 Their misfortune ? They didn't have to drive through the ford no-one made them do it ! Personally I wouldn't risk it over a foot depth & there is a depth gauge clearly visible.
@@leenevin8451 If you create a slight bow wave, its pretty much still dry under there. Not too slow, not too fast. I've had my Miata in water that deep, and never so much as a hiccup.
@@JimsEquipmentShed There was an MX5 in a fairly recent video, the front end skimmed the waters surface for several feet before the speed dropped and the front end found the road surface under the waterline. I did wonder if he was going to skim the entire width.
Death Valley California is used by automobile manufacturers to test cooling systems; and Rufford Ford should be also used to test vehicle seaworthiness.
It used to be the foreshore parkers of the south bank of the (important bit; tidal) Thames in Putney! You wouldn't have thought that a BMW 3 series floats, would you?
@@opapagaio15 Nothing wrong with getting practice. If you've never done it yet, try sometime. It feels REALLY weird. Driving forward into a ford already feels weird, but double that for reverse. At least that's my experience.
@@MoontownMoss No, you're not. That's why you don't let off the gas, while the tailpipe is submerged. The gasses pushing out prevent the water from entering it.
Currently visiting the UK, I made a quick detour yesterday to see it myself (wasn’t brave enough to pass through though!) thanks to Tom Sunderland for letting us discover that place!
Have they reopened it? I live only a couple of miles away and every time I drive past the Rufford turnoff by Ollerton they still have the signs out for it being closed.
@@TheTonytiger89 correct me if I'm wrong but don't they have temporary concrete blocks obstructing the way? If so, anyone with a decent vehicle can remove the concrete blocks and open the road again. If I lived in Nottinghamshire, I'd have removed those blocks already and deposited them to that seaside place on the East Coast that was suffering from erosion. If you want to protect something, protect the sea from eroding our lands, let people drive through a ford if they so please, and let it be on their heads if they dunk their car and write it off!
@@icyfox2011 You are incorrect. No permission is needed to film in a public open place for a UA-cam video. Permission would generally be required if the image of someone was used commercially.
@@icyfox2011 The issue we is we only get a snapshot of a situation from the video. We can't really discuss the finer points without seeing the full interaction.
@@icyfox2011 You can share your video where you like - you do realise you are commenting on a video sharing site about not being able to share videos on the same video sharing site.
I think he was trying to build his case of why you shouldn't be allowed to film just anything in public by implying you _shouldn't_ be filming random children in public because that would be concerning, how else would you interpret this? I mean he is technically wrong but I get his point, still a weird guy though ragardless
My dad always taught me you drive slowly trying not to make waves while your foot a little on the clutch whilst giving a little extra revs that stops water coming back the exhaust and it’s worked every time and I’ve been driving since 1982
Kind of an oxymoron from him, if PJ didn't have the camera there wouldn't be anything for him to complain about 🤦♂️😂. I love people like him, the longer they open their mouths, the more stupid they sound 😁
Thing with the ford is that it isn't actually that difficult to cross, it's just inexperienced drivers. It's also surprisingly where battery electric cars have an advantage as they don't have an intake. My Nissan electric has an official wading depth capacity of 700mm. Still it's always entertaining to see folks go full send and leave chunks of their bodywork behind for you to add to the pile. Great work as always.
@@peterbrown6224 Bit late to reply, but as you raised it, most cars don't have manufacturer approved wading depths these days. Just a few do. I'm sad and read a lot of car owners manuals! Doesn't help that most drivers don't understand how their car works.
Some people just don't get it that there are more laws in certain countries that makes it so you still can film in a public place but not post it online. Also there are laws that you can not film everything in public. For example when someone has been in an accident and laying in the road.
@Jonas_Aa nonsense. GDPR doesn't exist in the UK. It comes under the law of the data protection act (2018). This is to protect an individuals data/details with public bodies and firms etc. It doesn't change anything with Joe bloggs filming in public.
Amazing how some of the older 4x4s get MOTs with those thick clouds of black smoke coming from their exhausts. The Land Rover at 2:51 being a good example.
@@alanm6454 . In the UK, it's an annual Government road safety inspection of all vehicles that are over 3 years old conducted by the Ministry Of Transport (MOT). Vehicles that do not pass certain standards of safety or are defective are not allowed to be used on public roads. It also covers emission tests.
I have seen these videos before, because you tube and face ache has recomended them to me. and I've had a good laugh at some of the silly drivers wrecking their vehicles so it was a surprise for me yesterday when I was out visiting a customer and the SatNav took me through this ford (I'm the Blue Tesla in the middle of the video) and I suddenly thought "oh dear, I recognise this bit of road, and look there are people with video cameras, I better not doing anything silly" if you do something silly (like ignoring the road signs that say "flood, road closed" and someone takes a photo/video of it, then you need to accept the consequences of the world being able to see what a stupid thing you did
That driver didn't want to be on video because he knew he had been foolish. He made himself look more foolish by arguing with the man filming. He must have had a thirsty ego. What a great learning opportunity for him to admit his foolishness and learn to be careful in future.
The silly thing was that if he didn’t walk up to the cameras kicking off, nobody would have seen him anyway. We kind of knew he wasn’t a very bright person anyway - having just driven into a river & destroyed his car. But then he just needed to confirm it.
If he had asked nicely, perhaps he would have had a better chance? But technically, he’s in a public place with no expectation of privacy. I assume he’s heard of London?
In my country there is a distinction between filming a situation and filming a person. Filming random idiots drowning their cars is fine, you're filming the situation. Filming some guy trying to mend his drowned car is also fine, because you're focusing on the situation, not the guy. Once you start making it about the specific guy you need consent. Funny thing is, your video wasn't about the guy until the point where he started mouthing off, so he kinda created the problem himself.. 🙂
@@jaygee5693 Denmark. It's to protect the privacy of the citizens, even in public places. We also have pretty strict rules against putting up surveillance cameras that films public places. You're perfectly fine doing a wide shot of people drinking coffee at an outdoor cafe, but you can't stick your camera up the noses of the couple at table 4, because that makes it about them rather than the general situation and they are allowed to drink their coffee without being harassed. Same thing with a surveillance camera, it's perfectly fine to film your own driveway, but if you angle it so it also covers your neighbours back yard, you're violating their right to privacy. In a world with more and more cameras I actually like that there are rules in place to protect my right to privacy, even in public places. And stuff like these car drowning videos would be perfectly fine to film in Denmark too, it's the general situation being filmed, not the people involved. These videos never seems to focus on the people, unless it's some loudmouth insisting on grabbing your attention.
@@strandvaskeren Thanks for the explanation. The law there seems rather subjective, and tricky to apply. I can imagine some complicated legal arguments in Danish courts over photography. The intention is sound, but the implementation can't be simple.
He didn't know about the filming . !!. . . . he must of heard about the upcoming movie , Big Splash at Rufford Ford , starring Daniel Craig as Midlife Crisis and Brad Pitt as Tom Sunderland . . . !!
I live right near here and find it amazing all these workies risking blasting through this when it literally saves about one minutes driving rather than just going to next junction on main road
This was the designated route to the holiday park that we had booked one year. I went through the ford once, but after that took an alternative route around. It was only a couple of miles extra, but why risk the car if not essential? Nice area to visit, though. Really enjoyed it, but confined our swimming to the pool in the holiday park🌊
Where did people get this idea that they're entitled to privacy in public? It's literally never been that way. It maks one wonder, do they get angry about dashcams too? lol
Male Karen, and unfortunately for the male Karen, under Section 32 of the Data Protection Act gives the media and art/academia creative freedom to film in public. Which this can be classed as that
It depends on what country you are from, in Germany they have different rules. There was a whole law suit about that several years back, look up the law suit regarding "Techno Viking". With that said, those ruled don't apply here, because England doesn't have that same set of rules.
@@JimsEquipmentShed If you’re talking to me, I’m using UK laws, where both myself and and the fords country of origin, of course different countries have different laws, etc. if not talking to me, ignore me.
Most of those vehicles you filmed there should have no problems with water levels like that. However, a couple of the car drivers were lucky. I drove through similarly high water (admittedly for a much longer flooded area) when I inadvertently hit a flooded road in my Citroen Picasso in 2016 while I was living in Ireland and totalled it - water got into the engine through the air intake and warped the cams. A new engine would be cheaper I was told - it was time to get a new car anyway...
I reckon many of these vehicles inhale a load of water (no surprisingly), which saturates the air filter, stopping the engine when the sensors kick in (on newer cars). If the air filter is replaced or removed (if the sensors allow) then they may run again. If the car stops in the water and it gets in then it may be written off. I wonder how many of these vehicles are written off ?🤔
Generally, if the water has got as far as the air filter, it's gone inside the engine and done damage. By the time a sensor has registered it, it's too late.
All those in commercial vehicles should receive the world’s biggest rollicking (UA-cam re-spelt it from something else…) from their management. And then a summary dismissal for wilfully damaging company property…
I drowned a BMW 335d in a deep puddle 6 years ago. Came half way up the wheel. I was in a diesel AWD, so I thought "what can go wrong?" What I didn't realise was, that the air intake is behind the fog light, low down. So naturally, the engine sucked it straight up. The car cost me £28,500 to buy, and the repair bill from BMW was £27,600!! Fortunately, LV Insurance paid out £27,000. So off I went to buy another one. 😁 and kept it very dry.
@@1701_FyldeFlyer Yeah, but most of the cars there were in deeper than that, probably because the intake was higher up in the engine bay. I was literally just shy of the bottom of the doors. The recovery bloke said it was the 5th BMW he'd pulled out of a flood that week.
I find that amazing as all the insurance companies I've dealt with will never pay out more than half the valuation of the vehicle for a repair unless you have a classic car with an agreed valuation. Years ago, I had a company vehicle that was an Astra diesel estate and the air pick-up was at the bottom of the radiator. The stupidest place imaginable to put it.
@@georgerogers5954 I asked the guy at LV if I was covered, and he said "well you didn't intend to write off the car did you?" "therefore, it was an accident." They tried to fob me off with a lower price of £25k, but then I sent them a list of all the options on, and I said that I couldn't replace it with £25k. So they upped their offer. I had only bought the car 2 months before the accident. Looking at some of the idiots in the vid, I would say they look like they're trying to write off the cars. They go in at 20 mph!! I crawled through a small flood at tickover, and still, the engine hydrolocked.
I think the driver will be the first to admit that he was pissed off at breaking his car and was probably venting his frustration at the wrong person, I wouldn't take it personally
Some absolute lunatics ploughing through in this one, and angry man at 5:47 needs to read up on the law before getting his knickers in a twist. Tom, one suggestion for a minor improvement; at the start of each video could you just quickly show the height of the water level? It'd just be interesting to compare each time and would give the regulars an idea of what we're in store for :)
The fact that the "Very unhappy driver" came and had a go at people videoing him, speaks volumes about his intelligence and that is before you factor in the fact he thought it was ok to drive his expensive car through a few feet of water and probably try to start it again because he thinks he's invincible and that engines run on water and not compressed air and fuel. I have no sympathy with him and if I'd done what he had, I'd be so embarrassed and want to boil my head.
@Retired Bore I think you've missed my point, or viewed it wrong. The intake is facing forward on that vehicle, and it should be facing towards the rear, as you said.
That Tesla and Opel e-Mokka showed the advantage that EV's have over ICE-cars. They can pass through the flood with ease and no worries about sucking any water into the engine.
@@jackx4311 battery compartments are watertight and so are the motors. There's actually a video in YT of a Tesla driven completely underwater. Only major thing that broke was the main computer located in the footwell when water leaked in.
This has to be unique a public place with a ready supplied viewing platform and what the public do with it is the movie capturing that is in effect jeering at the idiots. It's a pretty basic emotion but boy is it funny 😂 Perhaps it should be called Numb-skull Spotting !!
The transition from angry man to happy ducks was tremendous.
Yep, that transition is equal to the greatest film edit of all time - 2001 A Space Oddyesy`s tossed bone-to-spacecraft edit..😅
He was quackers.
Filmed the ducks while pj filled in the gob shite😆😆😆
I think the implication was that the cross man's tantrum was like water off a Duck's back...
Perfect lol
‘You’re lucky you’ve got that camera’
‘You what, sorry?’
*braveness has left the chat*
Yea I saw that to , all mouth and no action lol 😂
Notice he was at least 25 feet away when he said that 😂 all mouth, he made himself look stupider than failing to drive through properly.
@@Liofa73 no it's not, it's hilarious.
@@Liofa73 Their misfortune ? They didn't have to drive through the ford no-one made them do it ! Personally I wouldn't risk it over a foot depth & there is a depth gauge clearly visible.
@@Liofa73 it’s their own stupidity you wanna be stupid in public? Don’t be surprised if someone films it. Guy is an idiot
The person driving the small car, who took it easy and made it through nice and simply makes some of these SUV / 4wders look like complete buffoons.
That was inch away from the intake still. Don’t understand the risk when it’s this high
@@leenevin8451 If you create a slight bow wave, its pretty much still dry under there.
Not too slow, not too fast.
I've had my Miata in water that deep, and never so much as a hiccup.
@@JimsEquipmentShed There was an MX5 in a fairly recent video, the front end skimmed the waters surface for several feet before the speed dropped and the front end found the road surface under the waterline. I did wonder if he was going to skim the entire width.
@@afitzsimons he also looked like he used the clutch while submerged so also not great lol
@@X340n hehe, good spot. Not so great after all ;) (Still better than these numbskulls going flat out though...)
Death Valley California is used by automobile manufacturers to test cooling systems; and Rufford Ford should be also used to test vehicle seaworthiness.
No it is for testing drivers IQ. Clearly there is room for quite considerable improvement, especially if you drive a certain red BMW.
It used to be the foreshore parkers of the south bank of the (important bit; tidal) Thames in Putney!
You wouldn't have thought that a BMW 3 series floats, would you?
Aaarghhh... this 'ones not ocean ready...
4:21 that is a dangerous place to be in a wheelchair, considering the driving standards on display here!
I'm not convinced. In any case, i'm sure they are well aware of the situation they are in.
He's just waiting for a mate
@not today some cars have almost 'lost it' in that area, more so the possibility with wet muddy leaf litter on the road, reducing traction.
@@zz3OPEN If he had seen the previous vids he would know that is not a safe place to be.
After the Range Rover went through his chairs batteries were submerged by about 2 inches.
Finally! a couple drivers crossing slowly, and one of them in reverse! I thought I'd never see that. Good for them.
One of the 'reversers' had a snorkel... duh!!
@@opapagaio15 Nothing wrong with getting practice. If you've never done it yet, try sometime. It feels REALLY weird. Driving forward into a ford already feels weird, but double that for reverse. At least that's my experience.
Would going in reverse risk pushing water up the tailpipe? I guess it would depend on whether it sticks straight back vs to the side.
@@Sashazur You're getting it up your tailpipe either way sunnyboy.
@@MoontownMoss No, you're not. That's why you don't let off the gas, while the tailpipe is submerged. The gasses pushing out prevent the water from entering it.
If you drive your car through that and it dies the only thing you can do is smile red faced with embarrassment. Arguing is just making it all worse.
He’s lucky the school kids weren’t there to laugh at him. I bet if they did he’d go over and tell them they couldn’t laugh at him.
@@cmcb7230 Haha
Yeah he’s proper “mr fun”
Lol
The only head he is getting is a new cylinder head... 😂
BMW driver for you
Currently visiting the UK, I made a quick detour yesterday to see it myself (wasn’t brave enough to pass through though!) thanks to Tom Sunderland for letting us discover that place!
That’s dedication. I hope you enjoyed watching. Where are you visiting from?
@@grumpyone5963 France, not that far away!
You mean you had the common sense not to drive through
Have they reopened it? I live only a couple of miles away and every time I drive past the Rufford turnoff by Ollerton they still have the signs out for it being closed.
@@TheTonytiger89 correct me if I'm wrong but don't they have temporary concrete blocks obstructing the way? If so, anyone with a decent vehicle can remove the concrete blocks and open the road again.
If I lived in Nottinghamshire, I'd have removed those blocks already and deposited them to that seaside place on the East Coast that was suffering from erosion. If you want to protect something, protect the sea from eroding our lands, let people drive through a ford if they so please, and let it be on their heads if they dunk their car and write it off!
No driver that drown their own cars willingly should be unhappy.
Yes please
Or they worry the insurance company will see they wrecked their own vehicle 🤣
Common sense
How much water you want..... yES
My thoughts exacrly
The ducks immediately after the angry dude was a nice juxtaposition
Regarding the angry driver, the ducks made more sense than he did. 🦆
@@icyfox2011 You think he will pay for the court-case with his insurance?
@@icyfox2011 You are incorrect. No permission is needed to film in a public open place for a UA-cam video. Permission would generally be required if the image of someone was used commercially.
@@icyfox2011 Rubbish.
@@icyfox2011 The issue we is we only get a snapshot of a situation from the video. We can't really discuss the finer points without seeing the full interaction.
@@icyfox2011 You can share your video where you like - you do realise you are commenting on a video sharing site about not being able to share videos on the same video sharing site.
Imagine complaining about being filmed and turning up on at least half a dozen channels 2 days later. Can't wait to see PJ'S take on it 😂
AJ16 HWC already has comments on Rate Driver website
@@bollox4443 😂🤣
when ur outside with your wife mum and kids ima start recording them
@Justin Vazquez you have the right to do so mate 👍
Somebody didn’t like their Rufford rod bending experience
🤣🤣🤣👍 Lol
Probably abusive to those that are close to him. Guy had a bruised ego over nothing. Literally threatening a bunch of random people.
When he showed the pile of broken car bits, that got me. 🤣
1:35 I was watching with my daughter and she said "put it on the pile!". Great stuff.
the bone yard😅
Of all the things to think of filming in public and his first thought is children.. check his hard drive as well as his air filter.
100% grooming gang member
I see a lot of ppl brushing this off..
I wanted to see that dude attempt it in his wheelchair 😂
@@officialWWM😅😅
I think he was trying to build his case of why you shouldn't be allowed to film just anything in public by implying you _shouldn't_ be filming random children in public because that would be concerning, how else would you interpret this? I mean he is technically wrong but I get his point, still a weird guy though ragardless
Another great video. Good to see PJ there educating the fool 👍
That fat muppet giving PJ grief - the state of him in his 1980s tracksuit!
Yup PJ is not one to take crap, he knows his rights
PJ don’t care 😂 He worked on building sites for years, makes you not care after years of that and abuse 🤣🤣
And DJ
@@brianball2963 Yes did not realise DFJ was there too. Have just watched his video. Isn't the drone footage great?
My dad always taught me you drive slowly trying not to make waves while your foot a little on the clutch whilst giving a little extra revs that stops water coming back the exhaust and it’s worked every time and I’ve been driving since 1982
You've been driving since 1982? Are you tired yet?
@@marcuscross8051 😆😆😂😂 that’s a good one
Did ye aye?
@yossarian thanks for advice it’s good to learn from others cheers mate 👍
@@marcuscross8051 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"Lucky you've got that camera" like he would do anything if they didn't, what a clown.
Kind of an oxymoron from him, if PJ didn't have the camera there wouldn't be anything for him to complain about 🤦♂️😂. I love people like him, the longer they open their mouths, the more stupid they sound 😁
That PJ in this case is ok but usually comes across like he wants a smack in the eye in the audit videos he does 😂
Interesting that his first consideration is to go and film some kids… 🤔
@@chiefrocka8604 I can imagine 😉😁
@@CycolacFan 100% he is a fiddler
Thing with the ford is that it isn't actually that difficult to cross, it's just inexperienced drivers.
It's also surprisingly where battery electric cars have an advantage as they don't have an intake. My Nissan electric has an official wading depth capacity of 700mm.
Still it's always entertaining to see folks go full send and leave chunks of their bodywork behind for you to add to the pile. Great work as always.
I'm sure the vast majority also don't know that sucking water into their engine is a very bad idea.
I was going to ask if anyone published wading depths for their cars these days.
@@peterbrown6224 Bit late to reply, but as you raised it, most cars don't have manufacturer approved wading depths these days. Just a few do. I'm sad and read a lot of car owners manuals!
Doesn't help that most drivers don't understand how their car works.
@@BoxFlyHaydn Thank you.
Why you'd subject a road car to that abuse is beyond me.
Yes, but mine isn't going to explode.
1:20 - this lorry has a special 'pressure relief gate' on the front for this exact scenario.
High tech!
😂
well done PJ, when will people realise that filming in public is totally legal, some people just don't see to get it
Some people just don't get it that there are more laws in certain countries that makes it so you still can film in a public place but not post it online.
Also there are laws that you can not film everything in public. For example when someone has been in an accident and laying in the road.
@@Jonas_Aa Which of those laws apply to this situation?
@@c0ldc0ne GDPR that EU has.
@@Jonas_Aa I don't see any reason why GDPR would deem these videos unlawful. Do you?
@Jonas_Aa nonsense. GDPR doesn't exist in the UK. It comes under the law of the data protection act (2018). This is to protect an individuals data/details with public bodies and firms etc.
It doesn't change anything with Joe bloggs filming in public.
Always appreciate a bit of Duck Cam
Amazing how some of the older 4x4s get MOTs with those thick clouds of black smoke coming from their exhausts. The Land Rover at 2:51 being a good example.
probably turn the pump down at MOT time
What's an MOT?
@@alanm6454 . In the UK, it's an annual Government road safety inspection of all vehicles that are over 3 years old conducted by the Ministry Of Transport (MOT). Vehicles that do not pass certain standards of safety or are defective are not allowed to be used on public roads. It also covers emission tests.
You don't like the black smoke? What colour would *you* like it?
@@sheerluckholmes5468 I like it white, water & petrol, shaken not stirred
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Great to see PJ.
Sometimes I feel rather stupid. Then I watch these videos and feel way better. Thanks Tom
That citreon driver has been the best driver I've seen ever drive through this ford. Done well there apart from nearly loosing it accelerating away
Sound like needs a new set of tyres
The moment he mentioned filming kids as an example is definitely a red flag warning
Yeah, first thing he thought of haha
Rotherhams finest
Don't know why he's complaining. He'll be on cctv everywhere else.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Go PJ! Go PJ! Great video ❤❤
amazing content, love it; cars, amateur offroading, hopes, drama, joy - everything's here
At 4:22 I thought old mate in the wheelchair was going to have a go at the crossing
Timmy
ME TOO.
@@MrSphayes 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Jimmy! 😂
Thanks to DJ for recommending this channel, I'm loving the "Will it won't it make it" aspect 😱...😅😅😅
Was that Ronnie Pickering??
His son, Donny.
Lol no his aunt connie
I thought it was his biggest fan Runnie Prickinring
I'm not intimidated by Ronnie Pickering.
Ronnie Pickering ?....... who? Lol
You shouldve asked that last guy if he had a dash cam and if he stops and asks every single person that gets recorded on it.
I was wondering how often drivers got upset at being videoed. Anyway, thank you.
If they do not like being shown for the fools they are the answer is simple; don't behave like a fool. After all nobody forces them to be stupid.
When you are in a public place anything you can see is legal to video, including into private property
I don't understand how people expect privacy when they are out and about in a public place.
I have seen these videos before, because you tube and face ache has recomended them to me. and I've had a good laugh at some of the silly drivers wrecking their vehicles
so it was a surprise for me yesterday when I was out visiting a customer and the SatNav took me through this ford (I'm the Blue Tesla in the middle of the video)
and I suddenly thought "oh dear, I recognise this bit of road, and look there are people with video cameras, I better not doing anything silly"
if you do something silly (like ignoring the road signs that say "flood, road closed" and someone takes a photo/video of it, then you need to accept the consequences of the world being able to see what a stupid thing you did
Nicely crossed anyway ! ;-)
You were about the only sensible driver. Nice job but guess with no air intake its probably less risky 👍
I would have thought a Tesla would be ideal for this :-)
He is so angry because his mum might find the video on the internet.
More like his insurance or the leasing company might see the clip.
His Mrs will I know him! He's a complete tosser.
Or have the piss ripped out of him for life.
“ im lucky what? im lucky what? you want some?” LMAOOOOOOOO LOVE THAT MAN
The Wealdstone raider would of dealt with him no worries 😂
That driver didn't want to be on video because he knew he had been foolish. He made himself look more foolish by arguing with the man filming. He must have had a thirsty ego. What a great learning opportunity for him to admit his foolishness and learn to be careful in future.
also, his insurance may see the video and refuse to payout on his stupidity
The silly thing was that if he didn’t walk up to the cameras kicking off, nobody would have seen him anyway. We kind of knew he wasn’t a very bright person anyway - having just driven into a river & destroyed his car. But then he just needed to confirm it.
Pride before the fall
The word for that silly driver is the same one that Del Boy used to call Rodney?......... What a ******* 😊
If he had asked nicely, perhaps he would have had a better chance? But technically, he’s in a public place with no expectation of privacy. I assume he’s heard of London?
There's no expectation of privacy in a public place 👍😁
Especially here in the UK, if you don't like being film/on camera the UK is probably the worst place after China.
In my country there is a distinction between filming a situation and filming a person. Filming random idiots drowning their cars is fine, you're filming the situation. Filming some guy trying to mend his drowned car is also fine, because you're focusing on the situation, not the guy. Once you start making it about the specific guy you need consent. Funny thing is, your video wasn't about the guy until the point where he started mouthing off, so he kinda created the problem himself.. 🙂
@@strandvaskeren What country is it that legislates against public photography without consent? North Korea, Russia?
@@jaygee5693 Denmark. It's to protect the privacy of the citizens, even in public places. We also have pretty strict rules against putting up surveillance cameras that films public places.
You're perfectly fine doing a wide shot of people drinking coffee at an outdoor cafe, but you can't stick your camera up the noses of the couple at table 4, because that makes it about them rather than the general situation and they are allowed to drink their coffee without being harassed.
Same thing with a surveillance camera, it's perfectly fine to film your own driveway, but if you angle it so it also covers your neighbours back yard, you're violating their right to privacy.
In a world with more and more cameras I actually like that there are rules in place to protect my right to privacy, even in public places.
And stuff like these car drowning videos would be perfectly fine to film in Denmark too, it's the general situation being filmed, not the people involved. These videos never seems to focus on the people, unless it's some loudmouth insisting on grabbing your attention.
@@strandvaskeren Thanks for the explanation. The law there seems rather subjective, and tricky to apply. I can imagine some complicated legal arguments in Danish courts over photography. The intention is sound, but the implementation can't be simple.
He is afraid that his car insurance won't cover any damage since he drive through a water and the video become the evidence🤕
Yes Sir!
Exactly. Well, his insurance won't cover a bent Conrod anyway ..
Serves him right!
It's his mum's car
that was the most respectful road rage incident ive seen 😂
A lack of education makes a fool look like a bigger fool in this instance
The guy at the end 😂
Is the a “I would fight you but I am not feeling very well today” type of guy
When we eventually get to the UK we're coming there and we're gonna probably stack it in the water and eagerly await our appearance on your channel.
get a hire car !
@@markosmith8037 And plenty of insurance!
Love it. The Massey doesn't even flinch.
He didn't know about the filming . !!. . . . he must of heard about the upcoming movie , Big Splash at Rufford Ford , starring Daniel Craig as Midlife Crisis and Brad Pitt as Tom Sunderland . . . !!
I live right near here and find it amazing all these workies risking blasting through this when it literally saves about one minutes driving rather than just going to next junction on main road
This was the designated route to the holiday park that we had booked one year. I went through the ford once, but after that took an alternative route around. It was only a couple of miles extra, but why risk the car if not essential? Nice area to visit, though. Really enjoyed it, but confined our swimming to the pool in the holiday park🌊
someone should check his hard drive if his first thought at being able to film anyone in a public place is whether he can film kids 😳
Where did people get this idea that they're entitled to privacy in public? It's literally never been that way. It maks one wonder, do they get angry about dashcams too? lol
You have CCV cameras everywhere due to anti-social behaviour.
That human detritus is why the UK 🇬🇧 is in its current state.
Male Karen, and unfortunately for the male Karen, under Section 32 of the Data Protection Act gives the media and art/academia creative freedom to film in public. Which this can be classed as that
It depends on what country you are from, in Germany they have different rules.
There was a whole law suit about that several years back, look up the law suit regarding "Techno Viking".
With that said, those ruled don't apply here, because England doesn't have that same set of rules.
@@JimsEquipmentShed If you’re talking to me, I’m using UK laws, where both myself and and the fords country of origin, of course different countries have different laws, etc. if not talking to me, ignore me.
@Snoopy sod all
You're a hero for videoing this instead of stopping them from driving through it like a decent human being.
The ducks r a nice touch
The Citroen at 3:50 and the Range Rover, later on, did it pretty perfectly, slow and sure.
Yes reverse approach always works🇦🇺👍🔥6;00 mark the guy is a malaka
He is where his English humor, that he assumes his mistake he has a vehicle and not a boat 😁
Most of those vehicles you filmed there should have no problems with water levels like that. However, a couple of the car drivers were lucky. I drove through similarly high water (admittedly for a much longer flooded area) when I inadvertently hit a flooded road in my Citroen Picasso in 2016 while I was living in Ireland and totalled it - water got into the engine through the air intake and warped the cams. A new engine would be cheaper I was told - it was time to get a new car anyway...
Pistons compress air and fuel quite a bit easier than water.
0:01 I wouldnt trust this guy to look after an indoor house plant, let alone a vehicle...
I just love how it goes from a guy mouthing off to ducks.
I reckon many of these vehicles inhale a load of water (no surprisingly), which saturates the air filter, stopping the engine when the sensors kick in (on newer cars). If the air filter is replaced or removed (if the sensors allow) then they may run again. If the car stops in the water and it gets in then it may be written off. I wonder how many of these vehicles are written off ?🤔
Possibly for some. But when you see the white smoke coming out the exhaust though, that means water has entered the engine itself.
Generally, if the water has got as far as the air filter, it's gone inside the engine and done damage. By the time a sensor has registered it, it's too late.
DJ and PJ are in town baby!
Lots of chumps. Any speed higher than walking pace - carries the real risk of £1k+ of damage. One guy had it right!
Ended up here through PH and DJ. Keep up the great work guys.
All those in commercial vehicles should receive the world’s biggest rollicking (UA-cam re-spelt it from something else…) from their management.
And then a summary dismissal for wilfully damaging company property…
@Phil B , mind that handbag , you might have somebody’s eye out .
You tell him PJ!! 👏 something about seeing the splash, love the vids
3:13 fair play to the Tesla. One of the few people who know how to drive through a ford properly!
Old merc intake right at the top was a lifesaver in floods
I drowned a BMW 335d in a deep puddle 6 years ago. Came half way up the wheel. I was in a diesel AWD, so I thought "what can go wrong?"
What I didn't realise was, that the air intake is behind the fog light, low down. So naturally, the engine sucked it straight up.
The car cost me £28,500 to buy, and the repair bill from BMW was £27,600!! Fortunately, LV Insurance paid out £27,000. So off I went to buy another one. 😁 and kept it very dry.
The 'wading depth' on most 4x4s is only 12 to 18" and much lower for cars!
@@1701_FyldeFlyer Yeah, but most of the cars there were in deeper than that, probably because the intake was higher up in the engine bay. I was literally just shy of the bottom of the doors.
The recovery bloke said it was the 5th BMW he'd pulled out of a flood that week.
I find that amazing as all the insurance companies I've dealt with will never pay out more than half the valuation of the vehicle for a repair unless you have a classic car with an agreed valuation. Years ago, I had a company vehicle that was an Astra diesel estate and the air pick-up was at the bottom of the radiator. The stupidest place imaginable to put it.
@@georgerogers5954 I asked the guy at LV if I was covered, and he said "well you didn't intend to write off the car did you?" "therefore, it was an accident."
They tried to fob me off with a lower price of £25k, but then I sent them a list of all the options on, and I said that I couldn't replace it with £25k. So they upped their offer.
I had only bought the car 2 months before the accident.
Looking at some of the idiots in the vid, I would say they look like they're trying to write off the cars. They go in at 20 mph!!
I crawled through a small flood at tickover, and still, the engine hydrolocked.
I'm amazed it wasn't just written off.
Here from Dj Audits - What hilarious content, love it
The artistic touch portraying to the bespectacled loud mouthed hero that he can go and get "Ducked or go Duck himself" is a geniuses touch.
1:33 love the throw into the pile 😄
6:39 I see what you did there ;) Thanks for the vid :)
Reversing through, 110 % local lad legend
You bend it you mend it!
Nice to see PJ Audits standing up to that guy!
I think the driver will be the first to admit that he was pissed off at breaking his car and was probably venting his frustration at the wrong person, I wouldn't take it personally
Some absolute lunatics ploughing through in this one, and angry man at 5:47 needs to read up on the law before getting his knickers in a twist.
Tom, one suggestion for a minor improvement; at the start of each video could you just quickly show the height of the water level? It'd just be interesting to compare each time and would give the regulars an idea of what we're in store for :)
Yeah that'd be good. Just a second or two of the yellow depth marker in still water so we can see how deep it is.
The fact that the "Very unhappy driver" came and had a go at people videoing him, speaks volumes about his intelligence and that is before you factor in the fact he thought it was ok to drive his expensive car through a few feet of water and probably try to start it again because he thinks he's invincible and that engines run on water and not compressed air and fuel. I have no sympathy with him and if I'd done what he had, I'd be so embarrassed and want to boil my head.
It's as though some people don't understand how the ICE works. 🤔🤔
The only vehicle equipped to do it safely reversed thru ! 4wd with a snorkel. Shows how little most people know about there cars. 😎👍
i noticed that too
😂😂😂😂😂😂
A snorkel that's on backwards, though, :D
@@nate8088 doesn't matter. Its the height that is important. And backwards stops mud dust insects and rain entering. 😎👍
If I had to guess I would say he was trying to protect his aftermarket spotlights on the front?
@Retired Bore I think you've missed my point, or viewed it wrong. The intake is facing forward on that vehicle, and it should be facing towards the rear, as you said.
this looks like a fun way to spend an afternoon! cheers!
What’s the going rate for a tow out of the ford?
Kinda sus how the first thing he says is "so i can go film kids?" and not anyone else in public.
Best video yet. Do More angry drivers 😂
"Lucky you got that camera" - wallflower when asked what he said. Funny
I'm missing a headlight washer nozzle for my L320. I should probably have a root through that pile of bits.
these ducks at the end, so lovely! 🥰
Nice to see DJ & PJ Audits. Keep up the videos Tom...👍🏾
That Tesla and Opel e-Mokka showed the advantage that EV's have over ICE-cars. They can pass through the flood with ease and no worries about sucking any water into the engine.
@@jackx4311 battery compartments are watertight and so are the motors. There's actually a video in YT of a Tesla driven completely underwater. Only major thing that broke was the main computer located in the footwell when water leaked in.
Hats off to the Citroen and Tesla drivers. Doing it right
I think the Tesla could do it how it wants - subject to bits falling off - without breaking
Haven't seen a Tesla fail
This has to be unique a public place with a ready supplied viewing platform and what the public do with it is the movie capturing that is in effect jeering at the idiots. It's a pretty basic emotion but boy is it funny 😂 Perhaps it should be called Numb-skull Spotting !!
id like to see a sculpture made from all the spare parts
The could probably make a culvert out of them - let the cars driver over rather than through.
Black Peugeot hatchback driver knew how to tackle this properly.
Awesome. Nice to see pj audits there with you :)
Compression ignition and water...match made in heaven
You must be making a killing off these videos. Absolute genius!
Big up pj audits telling that angry guy straight 😂
DJ & PJ audits attending I see
Yep
My video is out today at 4pm 👍👍
@@DJAUDITS
Looking forward to that DJ 👍
The bloke in the new style Land Rover cheering with pride 😂😂😂😂
It must have been his best day out ever 😳
I recognise that voice PJ has turned up.
Tell him not to worry, we watching him fix his car all the way here in South Africa 🇿🇦😂