AMERICAN Reacts to the UK's WORST Drivers! *Crashes and Close Calls*

[@tonycasey3183]

About thirty years ago, I spent nearly three weeks driving around France. Five minutes after getting off the ferry back in the UK, I went the wrong way around a roundabout. Everybody was sounding their horns and gesticulating. I have never been so mortified.

[@cheman579]

Me and my mate are gonna take my (right-hand drive) car to France and drive through Europe soon...I'm a bit scared of this happening to us on our return lol

[@paulatkins1818]

@@cheman579 It is worse when you come back to the UK. I think that you concentrate so much when you are driving on the "wrong" side of the road that you start making mistakes when you relax.

[@zeppelinshy]

I personally didnt second think it when ever I went across the channel with my car. Its not a common mistake more just a worry I think so youll be fine, in-fact the only problems I have had is I accidently jumped a red light (no other cars around at the time) in a mainland European country because the only light there was positioned for left hand drive cars and I could not see it until I was passing through it and that everything is made for left hand drive so parking was hell without a passenger climbing over the passenger seat to grab the parking ticket and back before the barrier closes

[@Mike82ford]

8:28 the taxi should have been in the right lane before taking off not trying to push in😂

[@R3ED3R]

people don't seem to understand that! You should not need to change lanes on a roundabout at all and just turning on your indicator doesn't give you the right to just move over, gap or not.

[@jkasaunder228]

Correct, But as JT rightly said - Just be a courteous driver - We all make mistakes, some require a horn. This one did not. Cammer just needed to not drive forward for a second and there would have been no issues.

[@R3ED3R]

@@jkasaunder228 Yeah i know what you mean, but it should not happen in the first place it is dangerous because you don't expect it. if someone indicates and waits for me to let them in then fair enough. if they just come straight over, that is bad driving.

[@jkasaunder228]

@@R3ED3R Wasn't exactly straight over - The guy edged in slowly, But with purpose, lets be honest, if he didn't he wouldn't be let in. - Now I would say "everyone knew what he was doing" but then he changed his mind and turned off... So yea, Bad driving, but being a good driver means reacting to bad drivers. Merry Christmas mate. I wish you a lovely day and an even better and prosperous new year.

[@mamba_no_5]

well beat me to it!

[@SteveParkes-Sparko]

That strange-seeming restriction in the road at 16:24 is designed to "calm traffic" in an otherwise-tricky part of the road. Traffic going our way (see the large, white, ahead-arrow on the blue sign) has right of way over traffic coming the other way - and they are required to wait (yield) if they see us coming. These are fairly common around UK roads, especially in urban areas where cars previously tended to drive a little too fast. We have a pair of these in my home town.

[@zeppelinshy]

Don't take this the wrong way, its just to inform anyone who may not know. But in the UK the only time someone would have "right of way" is either (closest to what you mean here) right of access example being right of access to go over the pavement to get onto your driveway or the "right of way" is only for pedestrianised traffic such as foot paths that cut over private property, this usually because of some multi hundred year old rule that was put in place and next to impossible to remove as its deemed as exact per wording "Right". In the UK with what people refer to as (and for this clip) "right of way" is actually defined as "priority". So, '2 way traffic, priority over oncoming traffic'. If a collision was to occur it would be shared responsibility. Every situation is different and its up to insurance companies to decide at the end of the day if a collision was to occur, unless other factors such as 'dangerous speeds' either 'excess of the limit' or 'excessive speed for the current road conditions', although they may be under the 'speed limit' example very wet low visibility conditions. Otherwise by what it looks like in this example/clip it would be shared if a collision was to occur. As it is "priority" and not "right of way". Priority is 'you should' and Right of Way is 'you must provide access'. Thats the legal bit between "Should" and "Must". Again only to inform as most people are unaware and think it is 'right of way' and are shocked and upset when their insurance would say shared responsibility at x:x percentage of fault. Another "Right of Access" rule I believe was you cant block people in their driveway but you can block them out by parking across their dipped curb unless the road has some other form of parking restriction that may not allow any parking or restrict it like permit holders only.

[@England-Bob]

if you look to the left just before you can see a school entrance hence the road calming in place.

[@WreckItRolfe]

They're the lazy way to deal with bad drivers.

[@edwardjames7353]

Hope you Anna and the dogs have a great Christmas and thanks for all the uploading you are doing this month keep smashing it 👍

[@MrSheepmaster]

Appreciate all you do, one 0f the most genuine channels on KZbin. Thank you, from Steve

[@RoyBry]

That one that confused you was a deliberate obstacle to force cars to slow down on dangerous roads. They have to give way to oncoming traffic. There is normally two of these, one in each direction.

[@rickburnout666]

We've had roundabouts here forever, but people still can't use them properly, I was nearly wiped out during my motorcycle test many moons ago. After that, close call, I thought I would fail, but I got a totally clear pass after my first nervous as eck attempt got me more ticks than a homeless dog 😂

[@Jay30-z1s]

8:23 .. its 100% on the taxi you cant switch lanes halfway through a roundabout regardless of signalling

[@ianhall5224]

You are Supposed to get in the correct lane before you enter the roundabout, Taxi drivers are supposed to know the rules but they just don't care

[@cheman579]

You're wrong I'm afraid mate. In a normal 2-lane roundabout (with 4 exits front-back left-right for example), the outside lane is for left or straight on, and the inside lane is for going further. If you're taking third exit, you go into the inside lane, and then switch into outside lane after the second exit. Obviously if it's not clear you can't but that's what ur meant to do. You're not supposed to cut across from the inside line into a turning, you should only turn off a roundabout from the outside. Taxi is still in the wrong as they didn't check mirrors tho

[@Jay30-z1s]

@@cheman579 i stand corrected good sir lol

[@quantisedspace7047]

​@@cheman579No. By default, the outer radius is for traffic destined for exit 1 or exit 2. Exit 3 traffic needs to enter on the inner radius and move to the outermost radius as you change from R to L signal as you pass exit 2. Well, that's what I was taught. Has it been changed ? Of course, you're very unlikely to come across an ideal four-axis roundabout; there are spirals and arrows and lanes and dividers and mergers. From what I can see, most people seem to work out appropriate behaviour organically. Regardless, you shouldn't change lanes without checking what's behind you. If you miss your exit, you have to go round again.

[@SandraMckay9528-z8f]

@@quantisedspace7047 NO, you are correct.

[@paulharvey9149]

Zig-zag lines indicate you're imminently approaching a pedestrian crossing. The right-hand obstacle at 16:17 is a speed reduction measure, possibly one of several on alternate sides of the same road, with alternate priorities.

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

13:55 there is a thing called "the dutch reach", where you open the door with the hand furthest from the door, by doing so it forces you to look at least in your mirror if not behind you when opening the door, thus making it safer, many countries have tried to implement it to their highway/driving codes but people still dont do it

[@mrmessy7334]

That term always sounds sexual to me 😂

[@jacobdavis9548]

7:39 No, The taxi is in the wrong. The taxi driver entered the roundabout in the wrong lane, Which ended up with cutting the dashcammer up. All taxi drivers in the UK are like this just because they want to skip traffic.

[@asseyez-vous6492]

A solid white line in the centre of the road means you cannot cross over that line. It's typically found on dangerous roads. When there's 2 solid lines in the centre, the oncoming traffic aren't allowed to cross over it either. The beamer crossed it and then some. There's about 3 exceptions where you may cross over that line if it is safe to do so.

[@rijuenzinbou9525]

With the taxi at 7:39 he entered the roundabout in the wrong lane probably in an attempt to skip ahead of a queue already formed on the inside lane waiting to join the roundabout.

[@Sluetch90]

Indicators don’t give you the right of way & right to pull out

[@jim.franklin]

Try telling that to half the muppets on the roads these days - especially women in their 20s who think their indicators gives them some special permission to sut you up.

[@darkwatersband]

Love your vids and Merry Christmas

[@stuartfaulds1580]

Basically, I've found it safer to view ALL pedestrians as potential lemmings due to how many I've had run/wander/jump infront of my moving car. I've had a pair of stupid sisters run out infront of my car blatantly playing chicken with me, I've also had a right numpty loup/jump a wall as I was approaching a roundabout in the rain for him to slip to his knee's, he glowered and gesticulated at me for daring to sound my horn at his stupidity. I've also had a Uni student run out infront of the car I was driving, I happed to have the drivers window open at the time so commented loudly "Are you trying to die ?" in a jocular tone, she responded with "Aye"

[@iangudgin6536]

As a pedestrian, I've found it safer to treat all drivers as morons. I have lost count of how many times I have nearly been run over at pedestrian crossings when the traffic light is still red!!!

[@stuartfaulds1580]

@@iangudgin6536 That's fair enough, I've also had the same happen to myself. I've found it safer to presume that all drivers are going to do something unsafe especially on roundabouts.

[@Joe_Sheffield]

Well that's what you're taught when you learn to drive. What you said should not be an amazing revelation. It's basically "Expect the unexpected" and "Hope to go but plan to stop!" I passed my car and bike tests In 2001 and these were sayings I was taught then.

[@stuartfaulds1580]

@@Joe_Sheffield That was not included when I passed my Car Test around 1988, back then it was expected that most drivers wouldn't be as lemming-like as they seem to be currently

[@Joe_Sheffield]

@@stuartfaulds1580 I think you mean pedestrians. Not drivers. 😉

[@PiersLawsonBrown1972]

Glad to see Glasgow getting represented more than once here! Standard of driving in Scotland as a whole is terrible. The zig zag lines on the road indicate the area either side of a crossing where cars are not allowed to stop or park, used to give both pedestrians and drivers greater visibility in what could be a dangerous zone.

[@andymitchell368]

I honestly thought driving in tooting or Balham south London was bad till moved to Glasgow and the drivers here are horrific

[@TheDippyDipper]

Just to add a little - You're also not allowed to overtake on zig zag lines and we have yellow versions which are used near special places like schools, hospitals etc. (The same rules apply)

[@dianeknight4839]

Taxi's are a nightmare and even if you report them the company does nothing. The thing with the arrows is another form of give way, you quite often see them when driving through villages, they also slow down traffic. I have been reversed into at traffic lights, despite sounding my horn and flashing my lights he just kept on coming.

[@kellyedwards6343]

I used to work in a taxi office on the telephone and dispatch. To say they have to take extra tests to pass and get a taxi licence, they are so crazy when driving

[@paulknight5018]

If you have footage go to the taxi authority for that taxi/private hire company they can and will remove the licence.

[@TheAkashicTraveller]

Don't report to the company, report to the police.

[@anthonyfisher-7090]

Merry Christmas JT, Anna & fur babies

[@Chelseamay401]

Hi JT and Anna just wanted to wish you a happy Christmas and to say thank u for all your hard work, your videos have helped me and my mum so much over the past years though my grandma passing away and me being diagnosed with autism and having major depression and anxiety and my mum having cervical spondylosis (back pain) where some days she can’t move your videos have made us smile and laugh so thank so much from the bottom of our hearts . Also if u could say hi to my mum Janice it would make her yearxxx❤❤❤

[@shonajones434]

I feel like you giving that woman the thumbs down would have hurt way more than a middle finger or something. It’s like a parent saying “I’m not mad I’m just disappointed” 😂 Loving reactmas JT, your videos are always great

[@LankeyStoner]

Merry Christmas JT and Anna

[@joecrammond6221]

would love to see you react to more UK Dash Cam videos

[@adamknott1704]

Thanks for the great videos

[@carolinesconcertvids860]

I'm 31 and don't have a licence. My social anxiety is so high, booking driving lessons with a complete stranger, I've never felt confident enough. Luckily now my dad has a decent car (which will be mine once I get my licence) he's offered to teach me to drive. Yay! Lol

[@donnagreen7386]

So as an ex driving instructor this video is basically a regular Tuesday lol. Taxis have a reputation for their driving. And there’s a reason for that. The companies don’t care if you make a complaint. Zig zag lines are for the approach to pedestrian crossings to make you aware there is a crossing and it’s also illegal to park anywhere with them. The narrowed road is a traffic calming measure as it’s outside a school. It’s to make traffic single file not that people always bother with that…

[@Gomorragh]

you forgot to mention the certain groups of unscrupulous taxi drivers who ask "mind if you get in an accident? Do you want a compensation claim?" when you are about 5 minutes into a taxi ride, been asked that several times over the last 10 years.

[@JohnCraig-y6f]

Thanks Glad the fund raising is going well!

[@ChimpManZ1264]

You can't change lanes in a roundabout that's why the Taxi was in the wrong. If the taxi wanted that lane he should have merged from the junction.

[@LankeyStoner]

It's crazy how many people don't know this and it's frustrating

[@grahamsmith9541]

Your comment doesn't make sense. Unless you can explain how to leave a multi lane roundabout without changing lane?

[@MoA-Reload...]

​@@grahamsmith9541coming to a round about is when you get in lane depending on which exit you're taking. Once you enter the round about you're not meant to be changing lane to the right, only moving over to the left for your exit as you drive round.

[@garryswift9612]

The taxi driver was in the wrong, he joined from a left lane to join the right lane which is wrong he joined from the left so should have stayed in the left lane not push his way into the right hand lane, dumb ass's need to learn to drive.

[@byronjackson5522]

I live in the UK he's right it's a no merging area

[@deanwinchester822]

Thanks

[@cadifan]

The right turn lane in a RHD country is the same as a left turn lane in a LHD country.

[@petersp63]

About 20 years ago I took the Taxi Driver Test during it I ran a Red light, did 40mph in a 30 and changed lanes erratically! I passed with flying colours!

[@AlBarzUK]

I think I’ve seen you recently.

[@zeppelinshy]

that cant be right? 40 in a 30? I've never seen a taxi do that I always see them going 25 in a 40 😆

[@terryunderwood388]

Merry Christmas 🎄

[@LionheartTM]

16:15 Its a traffic calming island With a crossing point. Its outside a school. The can car has priority right of way indicted by the white arrow on the sign. The other side is meant to give way.

[@thatcrazyuberdriver]

Awesome video broski thanks for sharing ❤

[@gingerbreadg3t]

Need to see you do a UK theory test

[@zeppelinshy]

+1 this JT, you got to try a online theory practice test

[@Rocky-1957]

The zigzag lines are telling you that you are entering a pedestrian crossing zone, be alert.

[@grahamsmith9541]

They also mean no stopping other than for people to cross. I worked with someone who got done. Because their passenger got out of the car. While stopped on the zig zags for people to cross.

[@Spiritof1955]

It's also illegal to park on the zig-zag lines.

[@chrisyoung9653]

the guy at 8 mins on the roundabout. you cannot change lanes on a roundabout

[@grahamsmith9541]

Your comment doesn't make sense. Unless you can explain how to leave a multi lane roundabout without changing lane?

[@lara_axford08]

Merry Christmas to you all

[@bobingabout]

16:00 That's something called a "Traffic calming measure", it forces you to slow down because vehicles in both directions use the same lane. In this case, the sign says the driver has the right of way, and oncoming traffic MUST yield to you. The fenced in area on the left is most likely some kind of school, and this is at the exit of the section that has the school entrance. It's also as a means to make sure cars trying to leave the area get priority over cars entering. 16:55 ALL crossings in the UK have those lines leading up to them, it's basically a "no parking under any circumstances" marking, similar to double yellow lines, but those have some rare exceptions.

[@BuffonEditsofficialiaty]

11:24 I live near here😂 I live even nearer at 10:56

[@SeanHendy]

The squiggles on the road are a warning of a hazard. So in the clip where you asked, it was immediately leading up to a pedestrian crossing and a set of traffic lights.

[@thenerdytiger9306]

12:27 I was at a crossing and had to grab a kid by the hood to stop him whilst his mum was distracted by her phone

[@lucylindsay3442]

Merry Christmas to you all and your furbabies. Just a little something for the shelter animals.

[@Ginny-Renwick]

Merry Christmas to you all!!!

[@R3ED3R]

the zig zag lines warn you that you are approaching a pedestrian crossing

[@hikaru9624]

And also indicate you cannot park there too if I recall right.

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

16:05 its called "Traffic Calming" its supposed to force people to slow down or stop to give way to the traffic marked with the white arrow, but it very very very often does not work

[@derekcopland7507]

Each and every time I've almost been knocked off my Kawasaki or mountain bike, it's ALWAYS been BMW's it's like they exchange the car for their brain.

[@michelle7480]

I'm pleased to say I don't and will never drive, the roads are dangerous enough place they don't need me added into the mix. 🤣😂🤣 xx

[@quantisedspace7047]

Moi Aussie. Haven't driven for 19y now. Can't imagine ever needing a car or drv license now.

[@capsdoesanything]

17:01 to answer ur question, zigzag lines are for and entrance and exit for a cross zone, and its also to prevent vehicles from parking on that line

[@MoA-Reload...]

16:05 it's a choke point to combat speeding. They're usually found around residential areas but also areas where they've had problems with speeding and accidents. The cammer has right of way and the car coming the other way was meant to stop and wait. They just bullied their way past instead

[@eddiec1961]

Thanks for the video, the zigzag lines are parking restrictions normally found at pedestrian crossings or school crossings.

[@realbiggestlegofanconnor7007]

Literally FIVE days until Christmas it’s seriously so unbelievably close

[@danielferguson3784]

The squiggly lines in the road show you are approaching a pedestrian crossing (crosswalk). It is illegal to park on these. The taxi driver was trying to change lanes when the road marking meant he could not. The road arrows indicate you must stay in the lane. You will notice we don't need left turn arrows at junctions as you can just turn straight into them, as in the US you can usually turn right in the same way, because it is the normal side to drive on. There may be accidents at roundabouts because people fail to yield, but there would be many more if you just had junctions without any controls or yield signs. That is why the UK has so many roundabouts, because they are safer, if you follow the rules. Notice the woman with children & the bike must have been crossing against a red light. She continued to cross even after the car almost hit her child, when she should have waited. Apologising to the driver who nearly hit her son was not good enough, after putting him in danger. Taxi drivers are sometimes notorious for taking chances to get their fares where they are going, so they can get the next passenger.

[@252005iuman]

In the UK, "squiggly lines" on the road, typically white zigzag lines, indicate the approach to a pedestrian crossing, meaning drivers must not park or stop in that area to ensure clear visibility for pedestrians crossing the road; essentially, it's a "no stopping zone" around the crossing.

[@Cryten1974]

At 16:20 that is a traffic calming zone, the oncoming traffic has to give way noted by the sign with the large arrow and small arrow. Also go forward 2 clips the zig zag lines are like double yellow lines they're supposed to indicate no parking under any circumstances. Most commonly seen around school areas or zebra and pelican crossings.

[@hikaru9624]

For anyone that doesn't know this, solid white lines mean you cannot overtake. In the case of double solid lines it means neither lane can overtake.

[@TheWebcrafter]

16:18 - TRAFFIC CALMING - On the left are zig-zag lines indicating a pedestrian crossing (probably a school crossing). The 'bulge' on the right is a 'traffic calming' measure designed to slow down oncoming traffic. The driver with the dashcam had the 'Right of Way', but the oncoming vehicle did not 'yield'.

[@VillianousKitty]

16:20 it's to filter traffic into one lane for safety reasons without having to install lights, usually see them in school areas

[@EllRoe08]

10:50 my home town wtf that’s crazy to find a random video that has a clip from where I live

[@deggy210310]

16:00 is a traffic calming measure designed to slow through traffic. You usually see them near schools and through villages

[@timglennon6814]

Clip 16:27. That is called a chicane. They are supposed to reduce the speed of the traffic down, but some dumb idiots are to impatient.

[@mattwainwright9198]

I love UK dash cameras almost as much as your channel, JT! Please do more of these reactions!!

[@ManMang0]

Much love and Merry Christmas from Cornwall! Stay safe on the roads everyone

[@irreverend_]

5:10 I've had that happen to me so so many times on a motorbike. I don't mind so much when there's parked cars or something obscuring me from view on approach, but I've had it happen when there's a clear unobstructed view of me for more than 500m before a junction several times

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

10:14 no JT, outside of london(and many in london) taxis usually have a sign on saying "Taxi" and a yellow or white square on the front and back of the car like the blue one earlier in the video had

[@ShaneCookeThatWelshGuy]

around Christmas there seam to be more bad drivers around.

[@julianfarnfield-sykes1372]

I am an over confident driver ! I am very easily annoyed by other poor drivers , I don’t think I’m dangerous but I think I’m probably not quite as good a driver as I think I am 😂😂😂😊

[@neilrichards683]

Me too. I spend about half my journey telling other drivers off😅

[@Disco_Jay]

That kid coming out in front of the car is some scary shit. I've been in a similar situation a few times, all on the one suburban street. The speed limit is 30 but I would always drop my speed to 20 because of the amount of kids that always played in the road or on the grass patches next to it. One kid of about 2 years old just ran straight across in front of me and I only just missed them by an inch or so. Further down the road is a blind bend and a large patch of grass where kids play football is right next to it. My friend's son broke his leg when he got hit by a car there and his friend almost got hit by me on two separate occasions. The second time I decided to get out and shout at him about the dangers of it. He had never known me to get angry before so I think it did the trick as he never ran out into a road wihout looking ever again.

[@colinwinwood8027]

That's why you should always have a dash cam in the car, and it helps with your insurance, so long as you let them know that you are getting one in the car.

[@realbiggestlegofanconnor7007]

Also I’m a nonexistent driver because I don’t have a car or a license because my mum is our personal chauffeur

[@helenbarnett695]

Wasn't jt sent a theory test book, he shud go and read it lol, we need a video of jt taking a mock test lol ❤❤

[@MrRuss1506]

Love the videos. 2 white solid lines down the middle of a UK road means no overtaking. Zigzag lines at zebra crossing means no parking.

[@joyridgway6398]

I wasn't a very good driver, in fact it bored me. I do not drive anymore because I really didn't like driving.

[@iangudgin6536]

Well done you!!! That really is the right thing to do. I wish more people had your intelligence and common sense!!!

[@jydeinden]

the part with the tree, it has happent here in Denmark that a person died because he/she got hit by a tree while driving

[@rosswilson-or7bn]

Happy new year from Edinburgh

[@jessicapearson7721]

8:53 omgggg the first time i've ever seen Stoke on one of these!

[@djs98blue]

Not looking when opening a door can be extremely serious. I once saw a delivery driver on a university campus open their door without looking after parking on a blind bend at the foot of a hill. One cyclist hit the door hard and flew up in the air closely followed by another that did the same but ran the first over. The first cyclist was airlifted to hospital and as far as we know recovered but had serious head injuries. We were first on the scene to call 999. The driver was incredibly apologetic and more speed reduction measures were introduced across campus but all it took was a few seconds of inattention.

[@LukeTR2000]

It says something if someone who has never driven in the UK can figure out what to do in traffic calming situations and UK drivers either can't or don't want to

[@adamknott1704]

How do we donate.

[@msboomerizzle303]

To the right of the leave a comment box, you should see a heart with a dollar sign in it. Click on that and you can leave a superthanks with the amount you choose.

[@adamknott1704]

@@msboomerizzle303 thanks for your help

[@TheWebcrafter]

16:58 - ZIZ-ZAG LINES - Indicate there's a 'pedestrian crossing' up ahead.

[@duckwhistle]

The give way where there was no actual junction is a traffic calming measure, and they are most commonly found on down graded roads. Often where the road is/was a main route somewhere but due to an increase in the number of houses or the volume of traffic, or just because a bypass pass has been put in, that road has been changed to a 30 or 20. The zig zag white or yellow lines edging a lane are found where you are only supposed to stop when required, to give way to pedestrians or becaue of traffic lights. Basicly they don't want vehicles pulling over in a place where they are a sight hazzard for overtaking vehicles in a place where pedestrians are frequently crossing the road.

[@singingsam40]

Taxi drivers over here are generally known to be daredevils, speeders and inconsiderate. (Obviously not all taxi drivers.) They are often responsible for those heart-in-throat moments on the road.

[@ljo0605]

The sign giving priority over oncoming traffic is to slow the traffic down. The council is always trying to come up with ways to get people to kill their speed. As for roundabouts, people know what to do you just get some pushy bullies out there trying to push their way in. Like you said they don't know how to yield! 😂

[@harleywhitmore6549]

16:27 is a speed block to slow cars down particularly on straights or back streets

[@paulguise698]

Hiya JT, when you said "I would report that taxi driver for doing a stupid thing", allot of taxi drivers work for themselves, so their self employed, this is Choppy

[@ThomasKelly669]

The zig zag lines at traffic lights are to bring awareness of possible hazards and indicates no parking or waiting zones Yellow zig zag lines, are never stop any time of day, no reason, found outside Schools, Hospitals,

[@jaycee330]

16:58 The zig zag indicates no parking or overtaking here because of the ped crossing.

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

14:06 i think thats a british gas van, british gas are a gas supplier so hes going to fix somebody's central heating or something like that

[@sarahbarton4977]

2:58 perhaps it was beamed down by Scotty of the Starship Enterprise.(I’m from UK ) 😁

[@anta3612]

This is tame compared to drivers in Rome or Naples. 🤣🤣🤣

[@rubikclockweights]

16:10 Its give way, so if you have a white arrow, you have priority...a lot of people dont know this..and the zig zag lines are to stop cars parking near a zebra crossing.

[@laurenC91.]

I get told by anyone in my car that I'm a good driver (I can drive anywhere, busy traffic, around London, abroad on the opposite side of the road no bother) but my friend said she is such a bad driver that she decided that she shouldn't even be on the roads so sold her car and gave up 😂😂😂❤

[@MoA-Reload...]

Honestly good for her. So many ppl let their pride get in the way or are just blissfully unaware that they're a danger to themselves and everyone around them. Some ppl just aren't wired to handle driving just like ppl who don't have a voice for singing. No shame in that 😊

[@queenirmamay]

When people tell to me drive no no

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

17:02 the sqwiggly lines tell you your entering a pedestrian crossing zone, and to be cautious to watch for pedestrians

[@waynelowe3329]

From my over 20 year's of driving, the 2 types of drivers that annoy me the most and seem to not care about other road user's and either don't seem to pay attention or just ignore signs and everything/everyone around them are taxi drivers and women drivers.

[@Twowings2fly]

Taxi drivers can be crazy. I've feared for my life in more than one taxi ride.

[@errmboi]

Love the intro

[@pauldurkee4764]

That was going to be a question JT,can we have a tour of the animal sanctuary and meet the staff, we brits love our animals.🎀🎄🎀

[@Streaky100001]

The taxi around 8:25 ... I'm gonna have to disagree a bit. I think, firstly, dashcams often don't give true perspective, they can distort distance, I feel like the gap wasn't as big as you think it was. I'd also point out, yes, ideally if the guys indicating you'd let them in to be courteous, that doesn't mean that you, as the driver hoping to switch lane, should assume the cars in the lane you want to move to WILL be courteous, wait till they let you in. The taxi driver to me has screwed up by getting in the wrong lane in the first place, and is then just trying to muscle their way into fixing their mistake, without showing any courtesy to anyone else.

[@MrGraeme]

Notice how everyone goes right for the brakes instead of the horn first and no one has any major wrecks because of it :)

[@jesselambert6663]

One of these clips is where I live!!!!!🤩 and I know that roundabout, it's manic for people cutting you up!!!😮‍💨