American Reacts to Last Week's Australia Dashcam Submissions

[@braydobo6530]

that really short utility box thing is whats called a canopy, you can have them setup to have tools or whatever you desire in them, like a camping setup with all your chairs and food and everything else in it, they can be custom built or bought as a pre built

[@Angarl]

The issue with the woolies truck is that it’s illegal to do a U turn at a stop light, doesn’t matter if it’s a truck or a car.

[@MegaROCKY001]

The first footage show a car and trailer passing on the left hand side which means that non English speaking driver was driving slow and sitting on the wrong side of the road. I'm not justifying his serving around in front of her but how long has she driven Slowly on the wrong side of the road?

[@joandsarah77]

If you watch the clip it starts before this with the dc driver turning right at a stop sign -except they treated it more as a give way as they did not come to a complete stop. The other driver toots at them before the turn which may also be why they didn't stop completely.

[@Matt-fl6ys]

If I could haphazard a guess, it looks University Campus-ish. Very common when the International students forget which side of the road they are supposed to be on.

[@joandsarah77]

@@Matt-fl6ys Could be that, I feel like they were nervous due to that yobo behind them, which if they were international students or just not that familiar with driving here made things worse. Would have been better if they had pulled over and let them go.

[@Alberthoward3right9up]

Driving up the middle of the road too..

[@joandsarah77]

@@Alberthoward3right9up If they are internationals they might have been confused. Making people nervous doesn't help. But yes they didn't stop and are driving in the middle, but that doesn't excuse the jerk they caught on camera though.

[@Mrflymess]

The first driver with the camera was driving on the wrong side of the road. The car with trailer had to undertake her and then chose to swerve with hazard lights on to let her know. He did the right thing, otherwise there was a head-on waiting.

[@raymondwelsh6028]

The Woolies truck is a 22 wheeler, we don’t usually use the term 18 wheeler, just a semi. Great videos, keep it up.🇦🇺

[@megandunnett7900]

To IWRocker, you should see the semi-trailers try to back into the loading docks at the supermarket (which always seem to be in the absolutely most awkward place). Some of those turns are even trickier to navigate than this u-turn.

[@brionykathryne6716]

Thanks for uploading these videos IWrocker! i've been watching them to lift my mood through a very tough year. Keep doing what your doing and making us aussies feel special. We appreciate it endlessly. Best wishes to you and your family. Im sure if you intended to visit one day you'd have people ready to open their homes for your travels. We are a very giving and trusting community of people. Also there are some INCREDIBLE airBnBs in australia.

[@IWrocker]

Thank YOU for being here and part of this awesome or should I say AUSome community 🎉👍😎 Best wishes to you as well!

[@jennybowd2962]

I reckon that Woolworth truckie does that turn on a regular basis If I remember right the standard single trailer is 45feet here and our single truck trailer combo is 22 wheels compared to your 18

[@burnoutperth8579]

Yeah our trailers are shorter and have more wheels so they can carry more weight.

[@utha2665]

Yep, standard lengths are between 45-48 feet or 13.7- 14.68m

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

Tractor units are also much shorter here, none of the ultra long wheelbase jobs you see in the USA. I don't recall the lengths, so anyone?

[@jennybowd2962]

@@utha2665 yes that's what I thought from memory of when my late father was driving and he was born while imperial measurements was the norm

[@roadwolf2]

In Australia our single trailer units are restricted to 19 meters without permits hence why a lot of companies use cabovers in order to maximise payload capacity

[@hart-of-gold]

3:27 the 4x4 has a red P Plate half hidden behind the tyre. So, they're a new driver. In Australia, the first year of solo driving you display a red P, and the next 2 years a green P. There are tests to get your plates. (times required to get the different licences vary with age)

[@ThatguyPurps]

Not only that... the Taxi performs an illegal u-turn at the lights. Its a 241 special

[@silk1435]

* 6 months Red, 18 month Green, 2 years total

[@Rebekahlavy]

@@silk1435 1 year red in NSW an 2 years green

[@silk1435]

@@Rebekahlavy My mistake, I forgot other states have different lengths for the different sections

[@BurgoYT]

@@silk1435in vic it’s 4 years total, I’m almost 22 still on my Ps it’s annoying af

[@oscar7476]

10:15, that is Westfield Doncaster in Melbourne, really close to where I live, I go shopping there every week. The guy is running towards the shopping mall food court or the bus stop.

[@jacobwansleeben3364]

I know where the one at 8:37 is, it's like a 10-minute drive from where I live. It's where Stintons Road meets Tindals Road in Park Orchards, Melbourne. I used to make that exact same turn at that exact same roundabout each weekday when I used to work in Heidelberg.

[@flightsimdev]

On the first clip, the driver with the dashcam was on the wrong side of the road and the car overtaking had to overtake on the left. "The wrong side to overtake", I'm sure there is more to this we didn't see.

[@johncunningham4820]

You are Totally Correct . I think that is a " Conveniently " edited excerpt from a somewhat LONGER interaction .

[@24JJ821]

It looks like they were driving on the wrong side of the road to antagonize the people with the trailor trying to pass.

[@Grandma-sews]

Non English speaking driver in the first clip was driving on the wrong side of the road . How the get a drivers license when they come here is beyond me 🙄 Can’t speak or read English and can’t drive/understand the road rules 😳😳

[@skizum5432]

That woollys truck did that turn at the best possible spot for himself. Very well done was expecting him to hit the car with the dashcam to b honest

[@katherineschmidt2075]

We just had a major scooter accident in the last couple weeks. He was tearing down the footpath about 40kms/ hr and a lady walked out of a salon on her phone after getting her nails done, they went flying. Had footage of it on the news. The scooter rider( about 16 male) not insured and ran off. She copped a broken cheek bone, 2 broken collar bones and ribs, and had just finished Chemo. She needed several operations. This was in WA Perth.

[@IWrocker]

Ouch 😓

[@christianadamo]

7:31 was at that intersection the day of watching this.. always a nightmare

[@belahouison4328]

Just this arvo, a friend of mine was backed into by another car, at Hazelbrook Shops (a notorious car park black spot in the Blue Mountains). Not much damage, but, enough to require a panel beater.

[@billdaniel8310]

I did that 2 years ago with my Ute, backed into another guy in a parking lot, the other guy had a quote for $800 to replace a broken tail light, so I replaced it for him, I only had to pay for the part - $95.

[@southaussiegarbo2054]

@@billdaniel8310 your a legand

[@madenabyss6981]

Dashcams Australia dropped a caught by police on Sunday that was a great one

[@lmaree200886]

Hey Ian, that ute had an aluminium canopy or tool lock box. Those are generally on utes who's owners do carpentry or some sort of construction, sparky or sometimes plumbers.

[@IWrocker]

Awesome, I figured as such, thanks

[@shaunosmorrison8385]

I like to play "do I know that location?" whenever I watch these dashcam vids lol

[@bonnieredfern2232]

3:27 that ute you were admiring is the AUDM version of either the Ford Ranger or Mazda BT-50 from around 2006 - 2013

[@DNTLIFT]

I drive a semitrailer for the other major supermarket chain here in Australia. Some locations we have to get in and out of are incredibly difficult and require a lot of concentration and coordination. This driver here is just performing a normal maneuver which is part of his daily routine.

[@alecmckenzie9458]

An illegal u-turn ?

[@officialWWM]

And illegal.

[@marco_grt4460]

it is not always the drivers' fault if they have to make certain maneuvers, it is a group of culprits between the Town Hall to put a traffic island where it could maneuver normally or lack of roundabout to make a safe reversal, lack of suitable routes for the commercial area, vector using the wrong means to do that service...

[@Malc664]

Wouldn't going around the block be safer? I'm a truckie too and wouldn't do this at traffic lights. Always plannng routes before leaving.

[@jonathanrabbitt]

@@Malc664 Yep. There needs to be a median and three lanes on each carriage way before I'll u-turn a semi.

[@renestaines6189]

one clip of the dashcams was filmed in Little Hartley, which is about 15 minutes away from I live.

[@shellshell942]

Appears that 'fucking idiot' is our favourite phrase when unhappy with someone else 😂

[@Gordon_L]

Should be an option on Aussie car horns to blast that phrase instead of the usual horn sound ...

[@Blanchy10]

I realized my mum should have given up driving after I put reverse sensors on her car. She would just ignore them. Illegal to U turn at most traffic lights.

[@russell6167]

Depends on the State.

[@jennyoreilly5980]

Ian, love the blue screen insert, I have never seen that done on KZbin. Your real interest in Australia is much appreciated. Some of the Americans that try to reveal their interest, leave a lot to be desired. Top marks to you.

[@mattellis2690]

It's actually very common, especially with reactionary videos and game streaming.

[@NeilBlanco]

That guy who was hooning and hit the traffic island was a R31 Skyline. They raced those at Bathurst...

[@russell6167]

They did, although not that model - it was the 2-door coupes that they raced which are a bit different.

[@MysticJewel43]

I was so happy to see you have done a video on our Dash cam Australia weekly.. I only watched this a few days ago and thought that this is something you would be into... Our language is quite fresh.. lol and its entertaining to watch... :)

[@heatherlewis3713]

Thanks for showing these. I'm from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 & I can say that you get drivers like this in every state. Some people drive on the road like they think they own it. I held my breath for a number of these videos. These semi-trailer are the norm in Australia. Then you get places where you have a big distance to travel to get goods & livestock between places - these are the road-trains. They can be 2, 3 trailers long. The vehicle that was behind you was a twin cab ute with a storage box on the back. These metal boxes have flaps that swing up, or you can get ones that have normal doors on, but they all have locks on. I detest these two wheel scooters. They drive them at top speed without a helmet & just expect everyone to get out of their way. They don't pay attention to anything else except where they are going. Bike riders can be just as bad especially the ones that deliver parcels, documents & food. We are not allowed hold or use phones or cameras when we are driving. They have to be in a stand mounted to your vehicle. You can use a phone in your vehicle if you have pulled over in a safe legal place, so long as your engine is off & your hand/emergency brake is on. Watching some people try to park their cars is funny.

[@frank.t3884]

I miss Melbourne

[@aussietaipan8700]

Hey mate, I watch these video with my kids and we all have a great laugh. The best ones are Karma caught by police.

[@Goatcha_M]

08:20 I just don't get those idiots who are in such a hurry they feel the need to cross the whole road to pass vehicles when they are turning off 5 seconds later.

[@cliffhigson7581]

Ian the latest "karma caught by police " episode 15 was released 2 days ago & goes for 8mins 30 secs.

[@zfb2369]

You can almost see my house in the woolworths truck clip, that spun me out ! haha. Plus, that intersection where the 18 wheeler did a u turn, there is legit a cop shop on the corner to the left.... hahaha

[@liambridges9479]

Is that a main street? I thought initially he made a mistake by going down a main street almost so he had to back it up real quick haha

[@CJ-yb8uw]

It’s a twin cab Ute mate, heaps off them in Aussie✌️

[@lmaree200886]

He didn’t know what the aluminium canopy lock box was mate 🤣

[@FreyaofCerberus]

I do love it when you react to Aussie Dash Cams but the weekly uploads are generally the most tame, more exciting to stick to the compilations.

[@ShellingAdventures]

8:38 was that aqua planing? Looks like wet weather, and some of those old car tires just can’t take a round-a-bout.

[@mick1535]

We have Roo"s and now scooters lucky I have a bullbar cheers

[@jonathongellibrand3632]

Aussies have the foulest mouths. I love US dashcam when they say" oh my goodness!" and us Aussies say bleep, bleep BLEEEEEP! Love your videos. You keep me amused for hours. Love your outlook on life too.

[@btchplz5352]

You’d be suprised how much trucks go where they can’t fit.. a few years ago trucks got banned from a road near wher I live ,which is almost one lane also has a weight limit, because more than once a week they would get stuck on that road, and it surprising kept happening

[@littlecatfeet9064]

They should do a Dashcam owners Bruce Highway edition.

[@sharonsanders3062]

Thank you Ian for brighting my day I have PTSD and I wacht your utube channel for fun and as a distraction

[@IWrocker]

Best wishes Sharon, I thank you for being here! I’ll continue to come through and try my best to brighten your day 😉🎉👍

[@Hedriks]

I tell ya... there are a lot of these Woolworth truckies that have skills mate. They will do the impossible in the most unimagineable situations with absolute confidence and quickness. They know the importance of traffic congestion in the cities and suburbs (And Sydney traffic is a nightmare) and the movements are completed in a jiff. Just the other day... a woollies truck pulled the most difficult turn on the smallest roundabout in about 2mins. Such a built-up area... and just like that... everyone was moving again.

[@kirk5152]

Impressive with the Woolies truck

[@rebeccathomas6277]

In the first one there's footage of the dashcam car driving up to a stop sign which they didn't stop or even give way and ened up cutting the guy with the trailer off.

[@frank.t3884]

Yes that didn't make sense to me why the trailer driver was going nuts

[@Zirion123]

That woolworths truck is around 17,50 meters i think. Have turned around in tighter places with the same kind of truck 😅

[@Drifyt]

'So Crisp', I love you mate lol

[@waza987]

Yep driving straight to on a red light but green arrow is the one time in my life I had a traffic fine. Got caught by a camera on the lights, it was over 20 years ago late at night with little traffic around at an intersection I went through frequently but almost all of the time did turn at, however that time I needed to go straight ahead on.

[@Gordon_L]

I was recently driving through Maryborough Qld suburbs with a trailer load of scrap metal behind when a guy on a skateboard towed by a dog came screaming out of a side street on my left , had to react fast to avoid hitting either the dog or the idiot on the skateboard , not the dogs fault , Darwin award candidate on the skateboard .

[@liambridges9479]

Must be Maryboroughs hahahah. Brain dead people all round here Maryborough vic

[@shez5964]

The scooter driver is about to enter one of Melbourne's busiest and complicated roundabouts. One has to be alert for trams, lights, and unexpected things like this constantly. The building in the background (black glass, white swirls) is a leading cancer hospital and then across the road from that but not visable is the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Capable of dealing with the very sickest people including idiots on scooters who take huge risks in very busy traffic.

[@PaulMurrayCanberra]

@8:10 not just a running red light, but coming out of the turning lane.

[@sickie1961]

I have a Corolla, and it slams the brakes on automatically if the sensors detect anything. It's a PITA especially when they passed about 10 seconds ago and it thinks they are still there for some reason.

[@petercaldwell8674]

Have a look at the first clip how slowly they're driving, absolute pains in the arse and they were been given a message.

[@PetesPopculture]

At the 7:00 mark, in the carpark, the dashcam car seems to be the one actually at fault as the line markings clearly show arrows for both directions of traffic at the point of that intersection and the car that hit into them is turning into the lane while the dash cam car is seemingly illegally driving in the middle of both lanes. Could just be a weird angle from the footage but definitely looks like they were cutting the apex of the intersection.

[@AlphaWolfoEclipse]

Us Aussies are very crazy divers lol

[@5688gamble]

My uncle spoke of being a lorry driver in the UK and having his boss think it would be funny to haze him by sending him the wrong way down a single track road- what he didn't realize is that my uncle is an arsehole about that kind of stuff, he just said to the guy, "Not moving it, not safe, I'll wait here while you get a tow truck- remember, I'm on a single track and there is a pretty big queue forming behind me, I'm on the clock too and I DO expect to be paid, or I'll get a bus home and you can get your keys tomorrow!" Don't think he hazed any new drivers like that ever again, presumably cost him a fortune paying my uncle, delivering late and getting it towed because he finally found a driver unwilling to do anything ti fix his "mistake"

[@JVST185]

that last clip is around the corner from my brothers place, in the cross roads Casula

[@Luke_chux]

"OH SH*T! U FU*KIN' IDOIT!!" Bro Ian's reaction to that was priceless

[@susanjacquier5358]

I'm guessing the 'truck'/ute you are referring to in the P-plate clip is a 'tradies-ute'. Many tradesmen use steel fabricated, and lockable, bolted down boxes on the back of their vehicle to keep their tools in.....to stop Tools from stealing them :)

[@maxrussell7364]

Now they just steal the whole lot,truck and all.

[@dyled6811]

3:50 IM SORRY I DIDNT REALISE IT WASNT MY LIGHTH UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE PLZ ACCEPT MY APOLOGY

[@kevo6190]

The one in the carpark at 7:03 is a block away from my House. No one can drive in this bloody suburb!🤣🤣🤣😤🤬🤣

[@strayandrongo7461]

I would have given that trucky who did a youy a round of applause. What a legend.

[@liambridges9479]

In the way of the truck u u turn in the middle of the intersection, I'm unfamiliar with the area so I may be wrong, but it looks somewhat like a main street of a small town that he was originally headed for, which a HR is not legally allowed down

[@francisdeary4572]

The first guy (with the trailer) is not clown, the car he passed was on the wrong side of the road and he slowed down to try to get the driver to raise his mistake.

[@continental_drift]

You're correct, I checked ou the full video, there are a lot of Camry's 😊

[@mandymcinerney2816]

The woolies truck is a 22 wheeler. Three axles on the trailer 42.5 ton gross weight. 40 foot trailer

[@Blandy086]

Hi Ian, love the vids mate. Breaking down the "pelican" in the Woolies truck... Firstly, what he did is not technically against our road rules... But, it is not ideal and from memory, it does violate safe operation rules as the trailer moved back without the operator being able to guarantee safety to anything behind it. It wasn't a controlled zone and there was no traffic control, ergo, the trailer should NEVER move backward for any reason. It would be a 48ft trailer. In Australia, we have strict axle weight limits, hence the tri-axle group under the trailer. In the US, trucks can run 53ft trailers with a GCM (Gross Combination Mass) of more than 48t. In Australia, a typical semi with a tri-axle 45ft trailer has a GCM of 42.5t. We can slightly increase this with "Mass Management" which is a regulated system the owner must undertake and operate that will ensure regular servicing, loading records, conformance reports, quarterly and annual audits etc... The standard axle load limits are; Tri Axle group (dual wheel - 12 wheels in the group) - 20.00t Drive Axle group (dual wheel - 8 wheels in the group) - 16.50t Steer Axle (single wheels - 2 wheels on the axle) - 6.00t We also have length limits for the following: Length overall - From the absolute front of the vehicle (this includes a bullbar) to the absolute rear of the trailer cannot exceed 19m (62.3ft) This is why cab-over trucks are so popular in Australia. The truck is shorter so the trailer can be longer. A typical "big bonnet" Kenworth in Australia (T909 with a 55" sleeper) will generally be limited to a 43-45ft trailer, depending on whether or not it has a bullbar fitted to the truck. There is also an "S Dimension" limit which states the center of a trailer's axle group (so the middle axle on a tri-axle trailer, or between the axles of a twin axle trailer.) cannot be more than 9.5m (31ft). This is why we Australian truckies get jealous of our brothers in the US. You guys have massive, luxurious 80+ inch sleepers with no penalty to trailer/vehicle overall length... In Australia, the bigger your sleeper, the shorter your trailer, ergo, the less you can earn. I say all this as many of my friends in the US see an Australian truck with a tri-axle trailer and assume it must be bigger than most semi trucks in the US, as the most common combination there is a twin axle group on the trailer. Tri-axle trailers in Australia are generally shorter than your typical US semi. Here is a link to the NHVR (National Heavy Vehicle Regulator) that breaks down mass and length limits in Australia. www.nhvr.gov.au/road-access/mass-dimension-and-loading/general-mass-and-dimension-limits#:~:text=for%20a%20combination%20other%20than,a%20car%20carrier%20%E2%80%9425%20metres

[@blade265au]

U-turns You must not make a U-turn: at intersections without traffic lights where there’s a ‘No U-turn’ sign at intersections with traffic lights, unless there’s a ‘U-turn permitted’ sign across a single unbroken dividing line or double unbroken dividing line across double dividing lines with an unbroken line closer to you on motorways and freeways. www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/roads-safety-and-rules/stopping-giving-way-turning/u-turns-three-point-turns

[@micko11154]

You can't do a U-Turn at an intersection, so I don't understand how you come to the conclusion that the semi was not doing something which contravened road rules.

[@Blandy086]

​@@micko11154 "In Victoria, you're allowed to make a U-turn at intersections with or without traffic signals and at breaks in the median, unless there's a 'no U-turn' sign. A 'no right turn' sign also prohibits a U-turn. Give way to all other vehicles and pedestrians when making a U-turn." The only states that prohibit u-turns are Queensland, New South Wales, and South Australia. In these states, you cannot perform a u-turn at any intersection unless signed. Victoria, Western Australia and Northern Territory allow u-turns at all intersections unless a "no u-turn" or "no right turn" sign is present. Canberra allows u-turns at any intersection without traffic lights.

[@jonathanrabbitt]

I back semi trailers (and rigid truck-trailer combos) all the time. Often they have to be reversed into driveways from the street. BTW, 80k lbs is only a bit over 36 tonne. Anything more than this requires permits.

[@leannewith3]

@@Blandy086 Thank you, I wondered why people kept saying they are illegal. I’m from Victoria.

[@BoldRam]

14.6m / 48ft max length trailers in WA bro. Most are 40' or 45' and they can have an overhang but still have to stay under 48' and also within the max truck and trailer combined length of 19m / 62.3'. Different states might have slight variations.

[@Dom34007]

Around the 3:30 mark the Ute is an older Ford Ranger

[@thegallantsaint2034]

Yep Camrys. I even told my wife this fact so she can take extra care when driving near one.

[@PiersDJackson]

As an easy explanation, The Toyota Camry now holds the title of the highest annual sales volume car, in Australia for the last 5 years, at least. Particularly with the Hybrid, and Ford and GMH pulling out... there's no longer the Ford Falcon or Territory. Or Holden Commodore.

[@petemedium2185]

The first clip the car doing the video is on the wrong side of the road and driving rather eratically. My guess is the car with the trailer that overtakes on the inside is mimicking that. driver. Were they possibly using a mobile phone while driving? Looks like it.

[@Mcfreddo]

You do a great job. Fun to watch!

[@billschild3371]

Not wrong about Parking Lots Ian. Apparently around 90% of all car accidents occur in a Parking Lot. Crazy I know but a useless bit of information I picked up from a guy who designs them.

[@leannewith3]

Wow that pedestrian was crazy! That’s outside my local shopping centre and there is a pedestrian crossing with lights right behind the dc car. Crazy teenager 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jordanferrazza8700]

6:07 afaik It is illegal to U-turn at signals in most states 10:48 There it is legal but they turned incorrectly 7:35 Actually what is that tram doin

[@michaelmclachlan1650]

06:07 You can perform a U-turn at traffic lights in Victoria unless there is a sign prohibiting this, all other states and territories are the reverse.

[@jordanferrazza8700]

@@michaelmclachlan1650 typo

[@johnfogarty4588]

That’s why I pick woolies. The best drivers on the country. If they can get a trailer to deliver pallets to stores on time

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

Those trucks ( the woolies one) can swivel in its own length, he didn’t put enough lock at the beginning, plenty of room to turn around in one. ( the legality is a different matter)

[@georgegriffiths8440]

That woollies truck is making an illegal U turn. He’s lucky there wasn’t a police car around.

[@Goatcha_M]

The Truck U-Turn was super illegal, he should have gone round the block. But we've all been there.

[@paul-br2fs]

i believe scooters and any motorised vehicle on the road you should have to at least passed a competency test and for law treated as any other motorized vehicle on the road if an accident is caused they are held liable and the ones you hire can identify riders with gps .

[@BAAKA8]

IWrocker almost at 80k subs keep going brah, been watching this channel grow! 👍

[@IWrocker]

Yeaaaa Let’s go!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@joshuafurlong6923]

The woolworths truck has 22 wheels but yeah all good lol 10 on the prime mover and 12 on the trailer

[@len3947]

Someone may have already stated it but that trailer is 45 foot not 53. It's also likely to have 22 wheels not 18

[@AJXR6T]

Short bed box thing AKA a tray with a canopy 😉

[@notthisguyagain4635]

I drive buses for a living and I tell you some of the sh*t people do really makes you question how they’ve managed to stay alive and retain their license.

[@bigoz1977]

Hey Ian i just posted a few pics on discord of a truck at work the other day. The woolies truck reminded me lol

[@andrewbraid4265]

That truck was a 22 wheeler, they're more common than 18 wheelers in Aus, Impressive u turn however.

[@karnovtalonhawk9708]

i wish helmet cams were a thing back in the 90s. once on my motorbike had a girl cross on a pedestrian crossing after the light had gone green for me. i had to do a full emergency stop to not hit her. wasnt until a little while after that i realised i sat there on my bike for over ten seconds without putting my foot on the ground and then road off. amazing what adrenaline does for you

[@top40researcher31]

ok two points here you have to know in australia we dont honk our horns we beep them and number two we say kilometres not miles 🙂

[@saraelizabethjoyce]

With the first one i think they were trying to say, you're driving on the wrong side of the road! Woolworths are all contract drivers. One hit my sister when she was on a Suzuki bike. She's lucky to be alive.

[@shanekumar3403]

Woolies truck was in campbelltown. If he needed to go back he should have just driven straight and gonaround the block

[@Goethite_A]

The hooner at aboit 9:00 appears to be driving a Nissan Skyline on a wet road. That thing has lots of power and its throttle is like an on off switch. You can be driving nice and slowly then press the throttle a fraction more and instantly have 200 Kw through the back wheels spinning you out. I hired one of those things and not knowing the driving characteristics, I did exactly the same thing this guy did. Fortunately it was at night with no cars around to witness my embarrasment

[@whisperslmao798]

In South Australia unless you are in Adelaide (town) it is illegal to ride electric scooters in the suburbs and can incur up to a $1600 fine and a loss of points if you hold a licence. A Stupid law because you can ride electric bikes every where, just not scooters. I was told it was so those hire companies in town have a monopoly and its the only legal place you can ride them. But it doesn't mean you cant buy them (you can everywhere) just if the police or council decide to be nasty once you take them off your private property you could pay. The funny thing is we brought one for our daughter had a problem with it and took it back to exchange, when we were exchanging it i found the warning sign that was around the corner in different spot warning you of the consequences if you took the scooter out in public places in SA with the fines etc, so i asked if that was true they said "yes", i had a go at them for not displaying the sign correctly, then i told them to refund the money back. She got a bike instead. By law they had to display the warning sign clearly they even admitted it to me. People ride them everywhere here.

[@robertbogar1501]

the first one was driving slow in the middle of the road so he couldn't pass on the right as you are supposed to so he passed on the left then gave them shit for it, but tottally oblivious that they are the ones driving like they own the road

[@MON-ud7sw]

The first the driver was on the wrong side of the road I’m sure the guy with the trailer was warning them they did move to the left and thus missed being hit by oncoming traffic

[@clint68]

My issue with our dash cam videos is not enough collisions… 🤣

[@BroTato671]

dash cam owners Australia does a twitch stream at 7pm AEST every sunday night as well.

[@jakegargiulo5101]

I love the dashcam videos

[@samdekker90]

11:35 not excusing the car shooting the gap, but the camera car obviously should have moved left after the overtake as that person wanted to get past. Ignoring the "Keep left unless overtaking" rule results in everyone else making impatient moves.

[@KevinHandes]

We have a lot of Toyotas over here. Low maintenance, reliable and cheap to run. We have a Camry ourselves. I used to think it was the Volvo drivers that were the worst. Maybe they switched to Camrys. The ones I hate the most are the ones that are slowing you down and when you get to an overtaking lane, they speed up.

[@nyneeveanya8861]

I think the first guy was actually trying to get the cammer guy to move into the correct lane. Not the way I would have done it, I would have just kept going in the correct lane and hope the tourist figured it out. Which he did when there was a car coming at him.