#34 The trailer was as wide as the lane itself. It's not speed that caused the trailer to go over the line or clip the grass. Just looked like the driver wanting to keep the other lane clear due to the wide load. And going over the line so not to hit anything in the left when the road ahead was clear. Just doing the same as everyone does on narrow country roads. (except for range rovers, golf's and audis)
Moaning boring cammer who missed his trainspotting session, so he thought he would moan at fk all.saddo.🤦♂️🤷♂️..I'm sure he's obviously an expert tractor and trailer driver. He,l get taken on by a farmer any day now. After all the cammers moaning the farmer still let moaning wannabe know all (fk all) past.😂
100% agree. It’s also almost like a tractor and trailer is articulated meaning it has a wider turning circle then a car does. And I don’t think when they guy said he was on the grass why would grass make a plume of dust? It more looked like it was the outer edge of the road where all the dirt and crap accumulates. Some people need to get their driving in check before criticising others’ .
people submitting clips like that really have nothing better to do huh! they really spent the time annotating it and everything when it was a complete non issue and how every tractor trailer has to drive hahaha
For the clip at 10:00 , tractors as stated don't need to pull in if there are less than ~30 vehicles behind. You managed to overtake perfectly fine, with no issues, and as for the number plates, as long as the number plates match up to the same farm, they can be different on trailers and towing vehicles (as they are commonly swapped and changed between equipment).
@@nemesisn154 Exactly, it doesn't have to be dictated by law, so he doesn't actually have to do anything. Saying it isn't a courtesy isn't wrong, but also doesn't matter in the discussion.
I worked with one of them, 20 years ago i worked with a man who used to sit tests for people for £300.00 pounds a time, sometimes he failed and they had to pay again.
I was going to say exactly the same, until you have actually driven one of those do not comment on how bad they are driving. You are really heavy, wide and have no real suspension.
If it’s just a painted round about, you do not have to go around it, but the rules of a round about apply, give way to the right, you can still drive across it. You need to check your rules out. Many vehicles are too long to go around the round about, ie, Lorrie’s, trucks, etc.
@@sandrawestley4193Hey - I know you're wrong, so I took your advise and checked the rules and found Rule 188 of The Highway Code just to prove it to you. "Rule 188 Mini-roundabouts. Approach these in the same way as normal roundabouts. All vehicles MUST pass round the central markings except large vehicles which are physically incapable of doing so. Remember, there is less space to manoeuvre and less time to signal. Avoid making U-turns at mini-roundabouts. Beware of others doing this." The car in the clip was not incapable of passing around the central markings, so it should have gone around them. In future, take your own advise and check the rules out before making up your own in order to "correct" others. It literally took me less than a minute to find that info.
#17: Highway Code rule 169: "Do not hold up a long line of traffic especially if you are driving a large or slow vehicle. Pull over when it is safe to do so."
#68 nice of the Audi and Range Rover to tell the camera car that the truck was wedged up against a car and couldn't move anywhere, yet it was very nice of the camera to take 30 seconds out of his day to tell the other five cars!! A true Englishman and Gentleman right there👍🏻👍🏻
#14 “You should not enter any hatched area bounded by a broken line unless it is safe to do so.” If it was safe, then the overtaking vehicle did not break the law.
A truck was approaching opposite, and someone behind that could have the same idea to overtake into hatching, so I would say it was not safe until that clear space was visible
28:59 For clarification, that's not an electric bicycle, it's an electric motorbike. You can tell by the speed it's travelling and the fact that it isn't pedal-assist. They are illegal on UK roads without insurance, number plate and riders must wear a crash helmet. Unfortunately they are almost impossible to stop when driving a police car, which makes them ideal for criminals. The police need to re-think their strategy in dealing with these.
They don't have to be pedal assisted. You can have a full on battery only mode. EU laws said assist only UK laws said battery mode was legal. The max battery only or assisted speed should still be sub 15mph though.
@@WhiteDieselShedTo be an electric-assisted bicycle, the motor needs to be under 250W. There are plenty of very high-powered motors on 'bicycles' in my area, I see them powering up steep hills not pedalling.....
@@pashakdescilly7517 Yes 250w but people keep making the mistake of saying they are not pedalling. Not a legal requirement in the UK when I checked it out a few years back.
#34 honestly it’s a massive tractor and trailer. I’d love to follow you round and critique your driving. Remember the driver might be an inexperienced 16 year old. You never had a bad drive in your life??
#17 “Although not illegal...” Actually, driving without due care and attention for other road users, is an offence under section 3 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, and is committed when your driving falls below the minimum standard expected of a competent and careful driver, and includes ***driving without reasonable consideration for other road users***.
49:16 #92 - I know that junction well onto the Knowsley expressway. So many drivers do that it's almost unbelievable. It's a 70mph road and so many drivers pull onto it barely doing 40 because they are expecting to hit a give way or light at some point but there isn't one - it's a filter lane.
Yep! I don't use it much any more, but I used to work near Southport and would see one or two do it every day. Silly thing is they pulled into heavy traffic and would have got there quicker if they'd stayed in the filter lane.
All agricultural trailers must display a registration plate. The plate on a trailer does not need to match the plate on the towing vehicle. However, if the trailer plate is different to the one on the towing vehicle, it must be the plate of some other agricultural machine kept by the keeper of the towing vehicle.
9:25 yes id say youre in the wrong as youd be blocking the other cars from proceeding, you dont need to move over exactly where the van is blocking the road, just slow down for the hazard and move into the lane afterwards letting everyone proceed.
but then they have to impede into an oncoming traffic lane to pass the vehicle - apply the same situation to a city and you should wait..? Makes no sense how it is the cammers fault. Yes, enter the turning lane a bit later out of convenience and prevent traffic buildup, but by no means their fault.
In relation to #34.... Why do all dashcam compilation channels show these types of clips lately?! As a tractor driver myself... I'd honestly let you drive my tractor, and see if you can do any better! 😂 So quick to judge the drivers in these clips, because 2 wheels touched the white lines etc.... Clearly have never driven a tractor and towed one of those vegetation trailers (as we call them, where im from)...... If you had.... You'd see.. These drivers actually do an AMAZING job at driving.... Its shit like this.. That totally ruins the dashcam compilation channels.... Have absolutely no idea about something... But quick to judge anyway. 😂 Or just struggling for content?!?!?!
100%. There is nothing illegal about “touching white lines”. Even if the lines were solid, it would not be illegal in this case because of the relative widths of vehicle and lane. Far too many non-events in these videos now.
#34 16:40. Far too close over the crossing. The vehicle in front must clear the tracks and then give plenty of room for the following driver. A box junction is in place as a clue.
57:00 the cammer is awful antagonist behaviour much... Goes around his close just to prove a point on a street with 2 possible directions same exit..... What an awful person that person if they aren't divorced or single they will be soon... Awful person make me sick
Telling the Tractor Driver how to do his job he's probably done for years.. Look how wide it is to the road and he has to keep it clear yet make progress so clowns with cams can get past without too much hold up.
7:59 See this way too often with modern "parents" toddlers way out front. You're just waiting for them to scream 'doggies' as they dash across in front of traffic. But woe betide you, if you were to point this out.
At 10:42, we see a classic example of driving yourself straight to the point of collision. NEVER place yourself alongside another vehicle, especially at the point they may use the exit. ALWAYS stagger your position to other vehicles. Instead of accelerating right up to the bus ( where you can't make any further progress), keep yourself behind the two vehicles to your right - if they make a mistake, you don't need to take any action at all.
6:08. "That's a typical response from someone who's never driven a larger vehicle than a car. So, you call their bluff by saying, 'Oh, you think you can do better than me? Here's your chance!' and toss them the keys. I've seen this happen once, and the guy in the car backed down because the truck driver called out his BS." "Some people are so egotistical that they let their ego get in the way." 28:58 "That's not an electric bike, it's a dirt bike! And in Auckland, it's common to see them ridden without helmets, with no police enforcement."
6:13 There's a 60 foot gap (sarcasm) that the BMW can pull into right there to not block the road, typical posh car drivers (or people who can't actually afford posh cars and have them loaned)
#25 (13:00) : does appear to be “under the influence” however you don't have to indicate when exiting a roundabout when the lane is a dedicated exit lane, which it was, in this case. That said, the driver's other lack of indication was a good sign that they weren't a good driver.
Oh the irony at 8:26! The car should not have past the lorry, obviously. It is rather ironic we see 'must pass the lorry to save 2 seconds' in the clip when it is not rare to be held up my several minutes with such a small speed differential between overtaking lorries.
6:08 and again, typical BMW stuff - driver of BMW can't even put his can to the side, not even at second attempt, but expect all others to be good drivers? What a losers.
Clip #30. Trucker Trev, red car moves in front of you, not good. However, after getting this evidence they look a little lost, you then accelerate right up to them and get surprised with their positioning! Much better to hold back, give them space to sort themselves out and avoid the drama.
54:46 #102 Terrifying your passengers is never a good thing to do. Sit back, be patient and the tractor will pull over when he can see a good spot to help you out. Forcing a space like that is just asking for trouble.
How about don't be a backseat driver, have faith in the driver, if you're that nervous then don't be in a car. There was plenty of room when he overtook that tractor.
#19 Red Hill Roundabout Leicester. I used to live near there, and nearly every time on the way back from walking my dogs at the lakes, some idiot would move into the right hand lane, only to swerve over, and cut me up for this exit. It happened so much as soon as I saw a car move to the right, I was ready for the tw*t move.
If you look at the end of the clip, lane 1 turns into a filter lane for the Hartlepool turn off, and it gets clogged solid during the day. Everyone who wants to stay on the A19 gets into lane this early, otherwise you’ll get stuck. You can just see the signs in the distance…
#83 wasnt a brake check, cars in front were braking so he did too so he wouldnt rear end them. Annoying when people brake to either avoid braking traffic in front or to maintain distance (if cars in front slow down) and others think they are being brake checked....
#98 When the A5 was a 60mph limit I had a biker overtake on one wheel through all the debris in the centre broken lane dividers. I just thought there is no way I would drive through that never mind on one wheel. Road was quiet enough and wide enough to use the same lane or the opposite side of the road.
#12:05 Sorry, but in my book, Anyone who goes forward on a red light is colour blind and should have their licence removed. Including Cyclists, Pedstrians, Anyone.
#73 To be fair if you want to turn right there you have to take the right hand lane on approach to the roundabout in order to turn left. So I'm sure there's a mixture of cheaters and people who've made a genuine mistake.
Bad parking (17:35) where I live local byelaws inconsiderate parking's that will be £80 obbstruction of prvate right of way £80 please £160 for three hours parking, I have had the same issue loads of empty spaces dump car across someone's drive (as a carer got the local enforcement officers number and they come out evenings & weekends
2# kaboom indeed as 100 plus psi disappeared in a cloud of tyre smoke, driver of that hgv Did well getting it under control. #6,van driver knew he his the cars mirror so was leaving the scene of a accident without providing details so presumably you could report him to police and b.t more importantly I'm sure they would love to see the video of him damaging there properly as well as making their company look reckless. 9 bmw driver is certainly suffering with s.m.s ( small Dic£ syndrome). Driving like that .🤦♂️🤷♂️ 12# that wandering child going on the crossing should have been on reigns . Or at the very least on mum hand if possible ( obviously difficult pushing a buggy obviously. #17 tractor driver should have pulled in and has to if you read highway code after a certain amount of cars are behind by law.
#34 - Why so close behind the tractor if you were so concerned at the perceived safety of the driving? Wide farm vehicles have to be given a little respect on narrow, windy lanes by other road users and frankly there seemed little to criticise here. And welcome back Daryl at #80 #97 and earlier, Lucasz seems to be on holiday but it’s good to have one regular HGV ‘idiot magnet’ driver back. But what were you doing to your missus in #102, that soundtrack was straight out of Debbie Does Dallas. #80 - It is perfectly legitimate to reverse from a minor road into a major road if it is not possible to use a safer method but it has to be done legally and correctly, that example was wrong on every front, no signalling, from a position straddling the road centre and with no wariness of other traffic. The best solution is to carry on and find a safe U Turn spot, driveway or road to reverse into. #85 - Dreadful driving from the two in front of you involved in the rear ender, maybe the ‘victim’ was following the update to the Highway Code rather literally in stopping for the pedestrian, it was indecisive and the lane positioning pretty careless, the driver should have not entered the junction which would have made it safer for everyone. The following car was 100% at fault, when following one must always have adequate braking distance, regardless of speed and anticipate what might be happening to vehicles in front of you. After an minor accident all inc=Volvo d are compelled to move to a safe area to the side of the road, not sit and block the highway. This is not Germany where it is illegal to move vehicles until the Polizei have given permission. #112 - How were you in the wring, maybe yo passed over the centre or to the right of the circular centre, but you were in the roundabout and she had to give way to vehicles to her right, which you were.
I’m ok expert here, but obviously it’s illegal to even touch a mobile phone while driving, but doesn’t the law stretch to dashcams too? By clicking the marker button so you can find a clip to post, isn’t this also dangerous and distracting. ?
Did you mean "your no expert"? if not, and you really do think you're an expert, then you don't sound like one because it's not against the law to touch your phone while driving like you claim. The law says you can't "hold and use a mobile phone ", not hold OR use a mobile phone. Big difference, you have to do both to be guilty (hold and use). You can actually drive with your phone in your hand as long as you're not using it, but you would have a very hard time convincing the courts that you weren't using it. As for touching it, if you have your phone in a holder, then you have only used it, not held and used it. Cars are actually now made to connect to our phones, so we don't have to bother with holders. If it's illegal to even touch your phone, then surely it would be illegal to touch your car screen to answer a call, because touching your phone screen and touching your car screen is the same thing. Check out the blackbeltbarrister on here. He is a real uk barrister and has done a few videos about mobile phones and driving. In one, he even said he recommends using your car controls to control your phone but admitted he has sometimes touched his phone screen to answer a call. I really don't think any barrister would be stupid enough to admit on camera, then upload it to the Internet if it was illegal.
#34 The trailer was as wide as the lane itself. It's not speed that caused the trailer to go over the line or clip the grass. Just looked like the driver wanting to keep the other lane clear due to the wide load. And going over the line so not to hit anything in the left when the road ahead was clear. Just doing the same as everyone does on narrow country roads. (except for range rovers, golf's and audis)
Moaning boring cammer who missed his trainspotting session, so he thought he would moan at fk all.saddo.🤦♂️🤷♂️..I'm sure he's obviously an expert tractor and trailer driver. He,l get taken on by a farmer any day now.
After all the cammers moaning the farmer still let moaning wannabe know all (fk all) past.😂
100% agree. It’s also almost like a tractor and trailer is articulated meaning it has a wider turning circle then a car does. And I don’t think when they guy said he was on the grass why would grass make a plume of dust? It more looked like it was the outer edge of the road where all the dirt and crap accumulates. Some people need to get their driving in check before criticising others’ .
people submitting clips like that really have nothing better to do huh! they really spent the time annotating it and everything when it was a complete non issue and how every tractor trailer has to drive hahaha
The tractor driver is not obliged to pull in. He has as much right on the road as anyone else.
That "drunk driver?" clip is basically the average motorist on the roads these days
For the clip at 10:00 , tractors as stated don't need to pull in if there are less than ~30 vehicles behind. You managed to overtake perfectly fine, with no issues, and as for the number plates, as long as the number plates match up to the same farm, they can be different on trailers and towing vehicles (as they are commonly swapped and changed between equipment).
They may not 'need' to but is it not just basic common courtesy? Courtesy does not have to be dictated by law.
@@nemesisn154 Exactly, it doesn't have to be dictated by law, so he doesn't actually have to do anything. Saying it isn't a courtesy isn't wrong, but also doesn't matter in the discussion.
#1 Ah Bradford, land of the insured driver, whose cousin probably sat the driving test for him....
They think a driver’s license is the same as a tv one. You only need one for the entire family to use in Bradford.
They think a driver’s license is the same as a tv one. You only need one for the entire family to use in Bradford.
They think a driver’s license is the same as a tv one. You only need one for the entire family to use in Bradford.
They think a driver’s license is the same as a tv one. You only need one for the entire family to use in Bradford.
I worked with one of them, 20 years ago i worked with a man who used to sit tests for people for £300.00 pounds a time, sometimes he failed and they had to pay again.
#9 The state of that reversing
#60 I won’t be moving I say I won’t be moving 😂😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
#34 16:21. Not bad driving for huge TT on a narrow road. Let's not call the tractor police.
I was going to say exactly the same, until you have actually driven one of those do not comment on how bad they are driving. You are really heavy, wide and have no real suspension.
@@yorkshireitguys1418 that's a bit personal mate...
@@F1shF4c3yes I am sorry I should not mention weight of tractors, they might get a complex.
Always treat taxis with the same respect they show you.
🤣👍
#112 "I was already coming across the roundabout"
Yeah, well you're supposed to go AROUND a roundabout - not ACROSS it. The clue is in the name.
If it’s just a painted round about, you do not have to go around it, but the rules of a round about apply, give way to the right, you can still drive across it. You need to check your rules out. Many vehicles are too long to go around the round about, ie, Lorrie’s, trucks, etc.
@@sandrawestley4193Hey - I know you're wrong, so I took your advise and checked the rules and found Rule 188 of The Highway Code just to prove it to you.
"Rule 188
Mini-roundabouts. Approach these in the same way as normal roundabouts. All vehicles MUST pass round the central markings except large vehicles which are physically incapable of doing so. Remember, there is less space to manoeuvre and less time to signal. Avoid making U-turns at mini-roundabouts. Beware of others doing this."
The car in the clip was not incapable of passing around the central markings, so it should have gone around them.
In future, take your own advise and check the rules out before making up your own in order to "correct" others. It literally took me less than a minute to find that info.
#17: Highway Code rule 169: "Do not hold up a long line of traffic especially if you are driving a large or slow vehicle. Pull over when it is safe to do so."
#68 nice of the Audi and Range Rover to tell the camera car that the truck was wedged up against a car and couldn't move anywhere, yet it was very nice of the camera to take 30 seconds out of his day to tell the other five cars!! A true Englishman and Gentleman right there👍🏻👍🏻
#14 “You should not enter any hatched area bounded by a broken line unless it is safe to do so.”
If it was safe, then the overtaking vehicle did not break the law.
A truck was approaching opposite, and someone behind that could have the same idea to overtake into hatching, so I would say it was not safe until that clear space was visible
#4 to be fair it isn’t a merge, it’s a lane change so you should have given way.
#12 Good Samaritan, poor mother. Hope she learnt her lesson!
28:59 For clarification, that's not an electric bicycle, it's an electric motorbike. You can tell by the speed it's travelling and the fact that it isn't pedal-assist. They are illegal on UK roads without insurance, number plate and riders must wear a crash helmet. Unfortunately they are almost impossible to stop when driving a police car, which makes them ideal for criminals. The police need to re-think their strategy in dealing with these.
They don't have to be pedal assisted. You can have a full on battery only mode. EU laws said assist only UK laws said battery mode was legal.
The max battery only or assisted speed should still be sub 15mph though.
@@WhiteDieselShedTo be an electric-assisted bicycle, the motor needs to be under 250W. There are plenty of very high-powered motors on 'bicycles' in my area, I see them powering up steep hills not pedalling.....
@@pashakdescilly7517 Yes 250w but people keep making the mistake of saying they are not pedalling. Not a legal requirement in the UK when I checked it out a few years back.
That section of the A7 between Gala and Selkirk is notorious for local neds driving like mad because they're running late to their dead-end job.
#34 honestly it’s a massive tractor and trailer. I’d love to follow you round and critique your driving. Remember the driver might be an inexperienced 16 year old. You never had a bad drive in your life??
10:13 Absolutely NO reason to hold lane 2 there unless you were deliberately wanting to antagonize the drivers behind you.
#17 “Although not illegal...”
Actually, driving without due care and attention for other road users, is an offence under section 3 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, and is committed when your driving falls below the minimum standard expected of a competent and careful driver, and includes ***driving without reasonable consideration for other road users***.
Look,if you treat every driver like its their first time behind the wheel then you will be more prepared for the unexpected
49:16 #92 - I know that junction well onto the Knowsley expressway. So many drivers do that it's almost unbelievable. It's a 70mph road and so many drivers pull onto it barely doing 40 because they are expecting to hit a give way or light at some point but there isn't one - it's a filter lane.
Yep! I don't use it much any more, but I used to work near Southport and would see one or two do it every day. Silly thing is they pulled into heavy traffic and would have got there quicker if they'd stayed in the filter lane.
dont forget to report ALL brake checks to the POLICE
All agricultural trailers must display a registration plate. The plate on a trailer does not need to match the plate on the towing vehicle. However, if the trailer plate is different to the one on the towing vehicle, it must be the plate of some other agricultural machine kept by the keeper of the towing vehicle.
Cherish your life and stay away from BMW 😊😊
#14 absolutely jizzing himself hitting the save button
most of them are dashcam bellends, they're the car vision of auditors with drones
🤓 Did you know if it’s 27.73 grams I can fly it wherever I want 🤓 I am not filming anything useful, just trying to get a rise.
19:37…. What a picture can be when they make it in the same time when been hit by car 😂❤😂❤😂❤ do it boys 😎
Never seen so many non incidents on dashcam footage ever! Wimpo lorry drivers and panic merchants!🤪lol
9:25 yes id say youre in the wrong as youd be blocking the other cars from proceeding, you dont need to move over exactly where the van is blocking the road, just slow down for the hazard and move into the lane afterwards letting everyone proceed.
but then they have to impede into an oncoming traffic lane to pass the vehicle - apply the same situation to a city and you should wait..? Makes no sense how it is the cammers fault. Yes, enter the turning lane a bit later out of convenience and prevent traffic buildup, but by no means their fault.
In relation to #34.... Why do all dashcam compilation channels show these types of clips lately?!
As a tractor driver myself... I'd honestly let you drive my tractor, and see if you can do any better!
😂 So quick to judge the drivers in these clips, because 2 wheels touched the white lines etc....
Clearly have never driven a tractor and towed one of those vegetation trailers (as we call them, where im from)......
If you had.... You'd see.. These drivers actually do an AMAZING job at driving....
Its shit like this.. That totally ruins the dashcam compilation channels....
Have absolutely no idea about something... But quick to judge anyway. 😂 Or just struggling for content?!?!?!
100%. There is nothing illegal about “touching white lines”. Even if the lines were solid, it would not be illegal in this case because of the relative widths of vehicle and lane.
Far too many non-events in these videos now.
#13. I think taxis must get bonus points for honks.
I watch with my heart pounding, while they treat their lives like a joke.
#34 16:40. Far too close over the crossing. The vehicle in front must clear the tracks and then give plenty of room for the following driver. A box junction is in place as a clue.
I won't hear a bad word said against UK lorry drivers.As a biker, I've had my life saved by a trucker more times than I can count.
57:00 the cammer is awful antagonist behaviour much... Goes around his close just to prove a point on a street with 2 possible directions same exit..... What an awful person that person if they aren't divorced or single they will be soon...
Awful person make me sick
56:28 Perfectly performed J turn into parallel parking. Must have taken years to reach that standard 🤣
#25 Drunk ?, a lot of people drive like that sober.
Maybe the range rover had a wedding to get to? Now that is an Emergency!
Telling the Tractor Driver how to do his job he's probably done for years..
Look how wide it is to the road and he has to keep it clear yet make progress so clowns with cams can get past without too much hold up.
7:59 See this way too often with modern "parents" toddlers way out front. You're just waiting for them to scream 'doggies' as they dash across in front of traffic. But woe betide you, if you were to point this out.
At 10:42, we see a classic example of driving yourself straight to the point of collision. NEVER place yourself alongside another vehicle, especially at the point they may use the exit. ALWAYS stagger your position to other vehicles. Instead of accelerating right up to the bus ( where you can't make any further progress), keep yourself behind the two vehicles to your right - if they make a mistake, you don't need to take any action at all.
Unfortunately your suggestions take a tiny little bit of common sense and driving on our roads you’ll not find much of that
they may not use the exit, those 2 lanes are blatantly both to continue straight on, especially the outside one!
I've noticed so many people don't hoot when other drivers do something stupid. If people are too scared to hoot the idiots will get away with it.
#31 that transit and trailer coming from the right, on the roundabout, seems to be coming the cammers way, but he still pulled out in front of it
#2.. A blow out on a HGV. Which is apparently amusing to the cammer.
6:08. "That's a typical response from someone who's never driven a larger vehicle than a car. So, you call their bluff by saying, 'Oh, you think you can do better than me? Here's your chance!' and toss them the keys. I've seen this happen once, and the guy in the car backed down because the truck driver called out his BS." "Some people are so egotistical that they let their ego get in the way." 28:58 "That's not an electric bike, it's a dirt bike! And in Auckland, it's common to see them ridden without helmets, with no police enforcement."
#79 & #82 . What did you expect from an Audi?
#67 Happens all the time here, and also people turning right out of the side road, despite "turn left" instruction signs and an angled roadway.
6:13 There's a 60 foot gap (sarcasm) that the BMW can pull into right there to not block the road, typical posh car drivers (or people who can't actually afford posh cars and have them loaned)
#1 dont people know that asian weddings dont need to follow any of the road laws.
#25 (13:00) : does appear to be “under the influence” however you don't have to indicate when exiting a roundabout when the lane is a dedicated exit lane, which it was, in this case.
That said, the driver's other lack of indication was a good sign that they weren't a good driver.
9:57 hes going fast enough.
😂
~#11 Did you flash, honk or gesture? Always a bit dodgy.
Definitely did, there was loads of time for them to pull out too
37:50 cam car has no lights on. Tut, caught by your own camera 🤣
#37 running through a red light is what a drunk driver will do
4:11 The reversing lights are a bit of a giveaway - duh
Who else agrees using a mobile phone whilst crossing the road should be illegal.
If you are in control of children especially so.
Oh the irony at 8:26!
The car should not have past the lorry, obviously. It is rather ironic we see 'must pass the lorry to save 2 seconds' in the clip when it is not rare to be held up my several minutes with such a small speed differential between overtaking lorries.
#1 whats the white stuff on his front?
6:08 and again, typical BMW stuff - driver of BMW can't even put his can to the side, not even at second attempt, but expect all others to be good drivers?
What a losers.
Can you do July please
Clip #30. Trucker Trev, red car moves in front of you, not good. However, after getting this evidence they look a little lost, you then accelerate right up to them and get surprised with their positioning! Much better to hold back, give them space to sort themselves out and avoid the drama.
#59 - what are the police suppossed to do here? they would NEVER catch him
Whats the point
#9:37 Sorry but it is illegal to impede the flow of traffic and several tractor drivers have been prosecute on the A27 in Sussex for exactly this
Not exactly a “Car crash “ more of a near miss compilation?
#14 8:43 It's not the distance gained but the thrill of a dodgy overtake.
54:46 #102 Terrifying your passengers is never a good thing to do. Sit back, be patient and the tractor will pull over when he can see a good spot to help you out. Forcing a space like that is just asking for trouble.
How about don't be a backseat driver, have faith in the driver, if you're that nervous then don't be in a car. There was plenty of room when he overtook that tractor.
Imagine driving on wrong side of a mini roundabout and having cheek to blow your horn
44:52 It's actually 1.5 metres or 5 feet .
I came here to say exactly that. The '1m rule' is very outdated.
2nd last clip, if they'd gone round the roundabout the other car would have had time to go!
112 It's called a roundabout, not crossabout.
#19 Red Hill Roundabout Leicester. I used to live near there, and nearly every time on the way back from walking my dogs at the lakes, some idiot would move into the right hand lane, only to swerve over, and cut me up for this exit. It happened so much as soon as I saw a car move to the right, I was ready for the tw*t move.
Perhaps he’s late for the bride, as he had white ribbons on his car. Or the brides lates.
Why are there so many car drivers playing chicken with lorry's and other large vehicles 🤦♂️🤦♂️
7 the reversing lights can clearly be seen on the van, the driver reversed back not rolled back.
That was stated in video van reversed not rolled back as claimed.
@@paul8161 Yeah, but the liar forgot that his reversing lights would have been showing.
@@george-ev1dq yeah well he was dropped too many times on his head by his parents as a child. 😏
16:25, you should try driving a tractor/trailer at the tractor's best speed. You wouldn't be so cocky then.
#9 seems like plenty of room to get a bus through, maybe a new bus driver, not sure of his vehicle
#4 cam car was at fault, yet still blamed others.. some people really need to re-take their test
10:56 nothing unusual in that manoeuvre for Leicester drivers.
11:12 Who was overtaking ? Hes the only car in lane 1 😅
If you look at the end of the clip, lane 1 turns into a filter lane for the Hartlepool turn off, and it gets clogged solid during the day. Everyone who wants to stay on the A19 gets into lane this early, otherwise you’ll get stuck. You can just see the signs in the distance…
#83 wasnt a brake check, cars in front were braking so he did too so he wouldnt rear end them. Annoying when people brake to either avoid braking traffic in front or to maintain distance (if cars in front slow down) and others think they are being brake checked....
#98 When the A5 was a 60mph limit I had a biker overtake on one wheel through all the debris in the centre broken lane dividers. I just thought there is no way I would drive through that never mind on one wheel. Road was quiet enough and wide enough to use the same lane or the opposite side of the road.
Remember these people are driving next to your wife and kids.
Bit dramatic in clip 20
#12:05 Sorry, but in my book, Anyone who goes forward on a red light is colour blind and should have their licence removed. Including Cyclists, Pedstrians, Anyone.
#28 14:01 Hardly a near miss what with blues twos and sirens
Cameer was blind and deaf 😮.
Blues and twos means blue lights and sirens... TwoooOOOooo. No need to say siren as well. Just to save you time in future.
#73 To be fair if you want to turn right there you have to take the right hand lane on approach to the roundabout in order to turn left. So I'm sure there's a mixture of cheaters and people who've made a genuine mistake.
Bad parking (17:35) where I live local byelaws inconsiderate parking's that will be £80 obbstruction of prvate right of way £80 please £160 for three hours parking, I have had the same issue loads of empty spaces dump car across someone's drive (as a carer got the local enforcement officers number and they come out evenings & weekends
The driver following tractor and trailer was just whinging because they had wait behind
2# kaboom indeed as 100 plus psi disappeared in a cloud of tyre smoke, driver of that hgv
Did well getting it under control.
#6,van driver knew he his the cars mirror so was leaving the scene of a accident without providing details so presumably you could report him to police and b.t more importantly I'm sure they would love to see the video of him damaging there properly as well as making their company look reckless.
9 bmw driver is certainly suffering with s.m.s ( small Dic£ syndrome). Driving like that .🤦♂️🤷♂️
12# that wandering child going on the crossing should have been on reigns . Or at the very least on mum hand if possible ( obviously difficult pushing a buggy obviously.
#17 tractor driver should have pulled in and has to if you read highway code after a certain amount of cars are behind by law.
112 you have to go round the roundabout
Keeping iron your right not skip it and have it on your left then complain
#83 that's why it's not recommended to overtake near a junction
#34 - Why so close behind the tractor if you were so concerned at the perceived safety of the driving? Wide farm vehicles have to be given a little respect on narrow, windy lanes by other road users and frankly there seemed little to criticise here.
And welcome back Daryl at #80 #97 and earlier, Lucasz seems to be on holiday but it’s good to have one regular HGV ‘idiot magnet’ driver back. But what were you doing to your missus in #102, that soundtrack was straight out of Debbie Does Dallas.
#80 - It is perfectly legitimate to reverse from a minor road into a major road if it is not possible to use a safer method but it has to be done legally and correctly, that example was wrong on every front, no signalling, from a position straddling the road centre and with no wariness of other traffic. The best solution is to carry on and find a safe U Turn spot, driveway or road to reverse into.
#85 - Dreadful driving from the two in front of you involved in the rear ender, maybe the ‘victim’ was following the update to the Highway Code rather literally in stopping for the pedestrian, it was indecisive and the lane positioning pretty careless, the driver should have not entered the junction which would have made it safer for everyone. The following car was 100% at fault, when following one must always have adequate braking distance, regardless of speed and anticipate what might be happening to vehicles in front of you.
After an minor accident all inc=Volvo d are compelled to move to a safe area to the side of the road, not sit and block the highway. This is not Germany where it is illegal to move vehicles until the Polizei have given permission.
#112 - How were you in the wring, maybe yo passed over the centre or to the right of the circular centre, but you were in the roundabout and she had to give way to vehicles to her right, which you were.
I’m ok expert here, but obviously it’s illegal to even touch a mobile phone while driving, but doesn’t the law stretch to dashcams too? By clicking the marker button so you can find a clip to post, isn’t this also dangerous and distracting. ?
Did you mean "your no expert"? if not, and you really do think you're an expert, then you don't sound like one because it's not against the law to touch your phone while driving like you claim. The law says you can't "hold and use a mobile phone ", not hold OR use a mobile phone. Big difference, you have to do both to be guilty (hold and use). You can actually drive with your phone in your hand as long as you're not using it, but you would have a very hard time convincing the courts that you weren't using it. As for touching it, if you have your phone in a holder, then you have only used it, not held and used it. Cars are actually now made to connect to our phones, so we don't have to bother with holders. If it's illegal to even touch your phone, then surely it would be illegal to touch your car screen to answer a call, because touching your phone screen and touching your car screen is the same thing. Check out the blackbeltbarrister on here. He is a real uk barrister and has done a few videos about mobile phones and driving. In one, he even said he recommends using your car controls to control your phone but admitted he has sometimes touched his phone screen to answer a call. I really don't think any barrister would be stupid enough to admit on camera, then upload it to the Internet if it was illegal.
Think you completely missed the point of my post. But that’s ok.
#9 OK11YAS REG DOES NOT EXIST. WHAT DATE IS THIS VIDEO?
Love watching ALL THE SELFISH people doing their thing...wonder if they watch these channels to see themselves on UA-cam 🤔
16:04 *too
The car driver actually thought the bus was going to reverse out of the bus bay for them ! Entitled much ?
112- drive around the roundabout and it wouldn't have been an issue, creating your own drama there by being a poor driver and cutting across
44:50 You're a bit out of date there buddy. By law you have to give cyclists 1.5m.