Driving Fail August | Part 2

[@georgepotter7475]

I love the way you spoke to that woman who jumped the lights, so professional, so calm, it was Incredible!! You should be so proud!

[@ashley_neal]

Thank you so much George!!

[@liveandletlive497]

What was the need to pull up beside her and speak to her? It could’ve been anyone behind the wheel ready for a fight. Honestly just seemed unnecessary

[@georgepotter7475]

@@liveandletlive497 but it turned out to be an excellent thing, maybe you'd be the type to get angry at someone helping lol. My praise is for the way Ashley spoke to her, his mannerism justifies the act. Also, he's in a driving school car, so helps massively aha

[@liveandletlive497]

George Pxr yeah I get your point but it just seemed a bit confrontational and unnecessary to me.it worked out fine this time but not everyone would’ve reacted that way

[@RichO1701e]

@@liveandletlive497 had he not tried to make her aware of her massive mistake, she wouldn't have known and not snapped out of her autopilot mode. That's what she said, she might have gone further in autopilot and had a further incident. Ashley approached her calmly and politely, just asking her did she realise. It was his tone of voice that kept things civil. Dangerous drivers on autopilot SHOULD be approached. I'd have done the same and depending on the driver's response, I would have uploaded the footage to the cops.

[@AnnathePiana]

Us Scousers give ourselves away with the way we laugh. Your lad laughing at the kid on the scooter had me in stitches and has set me up for th day, thanks!

[@chrisward925]

I now find that I have Ashley's voice in my head whilst driving and aiming for positive comments! Nice upload once again.

[@oli7173]

I actually just waved thanks at the guy that let you through at 1:20 😂

[@LS-qq5zh]

Glad it wasn’t just me. I nodded my head. 😂

[@kevindinsdale4103]

Did you notice, after the scooter, at 3.47, the cyclist crossing the road with a phone in his hand?. Is he really in control, and aware of his surroundings?. I doubt it.

[@geetee4037]

I agree but the cyclist was still the safest person out of all the clips. Its always funny that people pick out the stuff that annoys them but fails to mention everything that was dangerous.

[@ynotnilknarf39]

As it happens he looked up before crossing and slowed after he got to the other side so yes, he was in control and aware of surroundings. But remind me how many people using mobile phones whilst cycling kill or maim others again? factually pedestrians do more harm to other pedestrians than cyclists do to pedestrians when the cyclist is at fault. even in the one sided government report in 2018 the author (who was slamming people on bikes re safety though it was supposed to be about increasing safety of people on bikes by addressing the main factors in road safety, that being motorists), had to admit albeit in the smallest footnote ever, that deaths between pedestrians and people on bikes were 50% greater at fault for pedestrians. Whilst too many, this number was 4 deaths over a period of 5/6 years were a person riding a bike was deemed to be at fault. I'm guessing when a pedestrian walks on a crossing when they have priority to do so like the person on the bike, with their phone in their hand and doesn't look up one iota you'd be making comment about that in the same way, no, thought not!

[@Ethanolamine]

How do you only have 50k subs?, there's hundreds of KZbinrs with content nowhere near as entertaining/informative as this channel! Keep up the work.

[@PedroConejo1939]

Current popular opinion: if I'm overtaking cars parked on my side of the road, I have right of way. Those in the know: look at this idiot. Current popular opinion: the green light means not even Thor's hammer can stop me. Those in the know: look at this idiot barging through the red.

[@lowfeelsblvd]

The argument you always get from people in the first scenario is "Well I have to drive down your side of the road because mine is blocked? How else do you expect me to go this way!?" Like, "Yes, fine, but do so when there isn't any oncoming traffic (i.e me, you plonker)."

[@PedroConejo1939]

@James Stewart You _never_ have right of way, it's a mistaken idea. Being the first at a place where you would be expected to give way would not confer priority on you. Otherwise it can become a race to see who can get there first. You should give way to people coming the other way if you wish to pass parked cars, barging through does not give you any 'rights', it just means the person coming the other way needs to give way to avoid an incident. This relies on the awareness and good nature of other drivers and seems to be how a lot of drivers treat parked cars these days.

[@marklittler784]

The first rule of the road is keep to the left, if gives more room for vehicles coming the other way to safely overtake bicycles and parked cars, many drivers seem to think their cars are nearer the kerb than they actually are, if they used their door mirrors they would judge their position in the road more precisely which most fail to do.

[@alanhindmarch657]

James Stewart yes I agree James if you are already passing the parked vehicles, but in this situation no. The driver decided because he was there first he would go through, so making the oncoming driver take evasive action, which means he was in the wrong. He probably didn’t look left before exiting the junction, which a lot of drivers don’t, then are surprised at what they then encounter.

[@PedroConejo1939]

@@alanhindmarch657 What you said. 👍🏼

[@L5GUK]

Traffic light controlled roundabouts can be lethal. And also utterly defeats the point of a roundabout in my opinon. Although I do understand the need for them. There's a major trafficlight controlled rounabout near me that has had the lights switched off for the last couple of weeks - the amount of very near misses I have witnessed on it from people blasting through without looking beacuse they didn't notice that the lights are off is nuts. Saw one motorcyclist do the most incredible stoppie because a someone came flying out and cutting them up. Major skill!

[@JonnyJKF]

The worst ones are the ones where only some of the entrances/exits are traffic light controlled, but not all. Also roundabouts that have pedestrian crossing lights at the "mouth" of them that look like traffic light controlled roundabouts when you approach them on green, but don't stop the traffic on the roundabout.

[@alanhindmarch657]

The is a traffic light controlled roundabout I use everyday. The reason it has light is because it so busy all day some of the roads entering the road would never be able to get onto the roundabout, so the lights give everyone a chance. The problems I find with this type of roundabout is, drivers not looking at the road signs and markings so not using the correct lane or not keeping to their lane.

[@TheAquaTraveler]

I've been driving for 26 years and I havent a single blemish on my record, not so much as a parking ticket, but that by no stretch of the imagination means that I am perfect, far from it, there is always more to learn and your videos I feel are definitely making me a better driver, so thanks and keep the great videos coming 😊👍

[@StAtIc__5]

Hey Ashley. I have been subscribed to your channel for nearly 2 years. I love the content you provide. You do an excellent job. Congrats for reaching 50K 🥳

[@ashley_neal]

Thank you so much!

[@simono.d9469]

6:52 that was the most polite ticking off I’ve ever heard. Great attitude towards other road users and your students 👍

[@anmedia7747]

6:17 now this why my teacher says look at the right even if your light is green!

[@IRiFTzHD]

Literally my last lesson my teacher mentioned this to me too. He calls it the life saver check

[@PedroConejo1939]

I am in constant conflict with people on those US dashcam channels about this. Some people seem to genuinely believe that they can go through a green light without needing to check for red light runners or other hazards. If there is one, well, it's the other party who's broken the law. One quarter of US road fatalities occur at traffic light junctions. It's not hard to work out why.

[@RichO1701e]

@@PedroConejo1939 it's American exceptionalism, I'm American, therefore I'm right, always.

[@ShabaaUkelele]

Wow how well-mannered you are man! Respect for the way you were speaking to that red light jumping woman. We all can learn from it

[@Matmamtmamtmamtmamtm]

You've got a great relationship with your students

[@MohammedFahimUddin1999]

At 6:20 similar thing happened to me where I was waiting at traffic lights and it was green in our side, but the car like the silver one here jumped the red light and the car in front of me like the Mercedes here had to break really hard to avoid a collision. Very lucky escape

[@josephmarsh8235]

Congratulations 🎊 your 50k subscribers has finally come too. I also think you deserve it for all your brilliant clips and videos

[@ashley_neal]

Thank you so much 😀

[@johnbower7452]

@3:47 "You evil git laughing at him, I'm just saving that one..." Cracked me up.

[@grahamnutt8958]

The white BMW you asked about - I can't say for sure about "planning" and suspect that the "must get in front" syndrome kicked in there..... although that's stereotyping lol. Driving fails also equate to learning points but its disappointing to see you can get two uploads this month - a good indicator as to how poor the driving standards have become since lockdown 🤔. Not sure when this occurred - gratz on achieving 50k subs 👏👏. Stay safe everyone 👍.

[@ClaireYunFarronXIII]

❤🤗

[@theripper820]

First clip with the taxi, that just was a genuine mistake as he did just sort out the problem and moved back so u could pass, im completely fine with people like that, it just shows they do rsspect people, they just screwed up like we all do

[@GaffaTV]

Aye, I don't think there's a single taxi driver out there who can say they got the right address for the customer every time, first time.

[@saraadam3941]

TheRipper yeah i completely agree, I don't even think situations like that should be put in these kind of videos, because who doesn't make mistakes, are we not human?

[@marklittler784]

Experienced drivers use the fastest way too progress, they'll give way rather than hang about arguing with some numpty.

[@marklittler784]

@TIGERWOODSBOYFRIEND Where I live they have things called civil enforcement officers that do the old traffic wardens jobs.

[@GaffaTV]

@TIGERWOODSBOYFRIEND oh I agree, but it's not just specific to the taxi industry - truckers think similarly too. There's just too many vehicles on the road. About the second point though - you need to remember that whilst the Highway Code / road rules dictate you're NOT allowed to park on double yellows, in bus stops etc - if a taxi driver was ever done for that - they can just use the "Duty of Care" excuse - and that works every time in that scenario. You mentioned about disabled people without making consideration that whoeever the taxi is picking up or dropping off, might also be disabled - and it might not even be a physical disability. These "more vulnerable" people **NEED** to be able to get as close as possible to where they're going. Can you imagine telling someone on crutches to walk 100m just so the taxi could park "safely and legally"? That's why Duty of Care legislation exists. I even had one taxi - in a bus stop - trying to pull out and I had the selfish attitude of "nope, you shouldn't even be there" - but that's just ignorance really. In Merseyside, there are taxi marshalls who are often inspecting taxis and private hire vehicles to make sure everything is proper. Don't know if they ever drive along with them anywhere to assess things but I've seen some inspections going on at 2am a few times.

[@InclusiveDriving]

But the young lad on the scooter is getting life experience and will probably make a brilliant driver!

[@stephandolby]

Delta uncharacteristically behaving in one clip, then right back to normality in the next. Love it.

[@eddierose0608]

"smash the like button" ive got a cracked screen now. Thanks

[@15bit62]

When i left the UK in 2005 all the traffic lights were getting surveillance cameras to catch jumpers. What happened to those?

[@ejb_92]

People are driving so much faster since lockdown.

[@Alexander-tt5ib]

Gotta get the driving in before you die of covid! 😂

[@dang2651]

Got to say I feel sorry for your wheels! The amount of parking where the curb is raised around where you do your videos would have me wincing😂

[@bradburyrobinson]

I don't know how long you've been using them now but the quality on those dash cams is amazing.

[@ashley_neal]

The quality is good but the reliability of the Viofo A129 Pro is not good! It misses sections of clips constantly.

[@bradburyrobinson]

@@ashley_neal - Not ideal really. Dash cams do seem to suffer from a lot more issues than other electrical items, you'd think they'd be pretty stable products by now.

[@Richard_Barnes]

“....helped him go on his phone for a bit longer while he’s driving ........” haha 😆 classic. Unbelievable

[@mehwishusman4069]

I love ur videos I like cars a lot and my mum is learning how T Drive so I show her ur video thank u for making them:)

[@ashley_neal]

Glad you like them!

[@Rhyd]

How many accidents can be avoided if people just planned ahead. When walking do they look at their feet or where they want to go?

[@stephenbond3421]

People pay you money to teach them how to drive, then they pay for a test and when they pass it they ignore everything you taught them. The standard of driving is terrible at the moment.

[@MrJohnny3shoes]

@2:48 I'm not defending the BMW but except for the painted ground marking what signage was in place to state it's a MUST turn right? I'm watching it on a small screen.

[@_Steven_S]

There's a white sign mounted on the inboard edge of the pavement, between the silver golf and blue fiesta at 2:40. Which should really be repeated on the central reservation IMO.

[@MrJohnny3shoes]

@@_Steven_S I've always believed that for a left or right turn to be mandatory (legal requirement ) it has to have a standing signpost accompanied with a ground painted sign. Signage is very poorly maintained in UK. Many years ago in Dublin bus stop signs were covered with plastic bags due resurfacing of lane 3. I took advantage and used the out of use bus lane. I spoke to a traffic police officer about this and he told me I have every right to use it. It must have 2 signs 1 ground marking and other standing sign. The same applies in UK.

[@RickP2012]

Lack of planning on the BMW driver's part. I wondered if the road markings for the right turn only had been obscured by light on the wet road, but it was as clear as day when I played it back again.

[@gavjlewis]

Yes I think lack of planning too. I think poor road markings played it's part as well. The marker board is seen at at 2:41, but it's a full 5 seconds at 2:46 before the worn right arrow road markings are seen. If a bus or lorry was stopped in front of the marker board the only marking would have been the worn one just before the junction. They should have marked the road where the marker board was to warn people early enough to select the correct lane in time.

[@markgambrill]

If you look at 2:48 there is a sign that shows lanes merging. There is a lot of unclear signage (and road markings) so I would forgive the driver for not knowing the lane didn't go ahead. How they dealt with it is not great. A simple 'wait to filter' would have saved the Jag any bother and got them both moving more quickly.

[@LikeABawsGaming249]

6.05 not a very wide pass on the cyclist, could have just sat behind him until the lights, then when overtaken the driver goes towards the kerb before stopping likely in the red box.

[@citrusblast9327]

I think you should offer all those a driving lesson, they have nothing to worry about for their first time!

[@lilaalaoui5058]

If you could make a video about the hatch markings when it should get over them especially when turning right thank you

[@jussibusy]

5:59 if I had just gone past a cyclist but needed to brake for the lights right away, I'd keep to the right side of my lane for a little bit longer. When I'm cycling I wouldn't be too happy with a driver coming in front of me and then braking, making me to brake harder than I had anticipated.

[@douglasm3386]

I had the same thought, seemed a bit pointless and causing more harm than good. But then maybe there was another reason we couldn't see.

[@ashley_neal]

The overtake was set up and committed to before the lights changed (have a look again). What do you both think is a better option?

[@brian399]

The overtake was far too close to the cyclist. Poor driving all round.

[@will4may175]

2:36 I agree about planning, but there is a lean towards self entitlement with it being a BMW driver, their reputation is strong 😁

[@AmnesiaForever]

Neal would agree but he owns a BMW, you see.

[@will4may175]

@@AmnesiaForever I know 😊 he did say sarcastically in a previous video about a typical BMW driver that was infront of them driving rather badly 😁

[@AmnesiaForever]

@@will4may175 Haha. That's hilarious. :D

[@skylarius3757]

Perhaps he thought that both lanes went ahead instead of the left one.

[@sassyboofle6983]

That lady on the r/a didn’t even realise there were lights , and it looked like free for all at the lights clips anyways . Wow coming from all directions 🤭

[@problemchild1976]

@6:10 another one of those scenarios where we think someone has taken the stupid choice to jump a red - whereas in fact they had no bloody clue they’d even done it! Scary shit that people drive around so unaware of what’s going on :(

[@alexevans9379]

What's your view on cyclists who don't follow safety precautions? No helmets? No lights? Using their phone? No hands on the handle bars? How are we as drivers supposed to nagivate safely round them if they're not being safe themselves?

[@ashley_neal]

It is the motorist's job to keep the cyclists safe regardless of what they are doing and what they are wearing. If the cyclist isn't being safe we give them the appropriate space to lessen the risk, it's not complicated. Thanks, Ashley.

[@RonSeymour1]

I would like to see insurance companies should get together and employ staff to scour these dashcam videos. Where identifiable, serious driving fails could then be flagged up to the relevant insurance company. They could then write to the offender and say that either cover will not be renewed the following year or that premiums are going up in proportion to the offence. They would not have to prove anything as it will be a commercial decision that leaves the driver free to go elsewhere. They would easily recover the cost of employing staff.

[@passkat]

I think Ashley was looking down on his phone when the lad fell off his scooter haha.

[@marklittler784]

The BMW driver like the rest of us have difficulty seeing road markings in the rain, there was only one right turn arrow just before the lights which was worn.

[@harryrumer8814]

Hi Ashley sometimes I struggle deciding who has priority could you make a video on this topic?

[@5688gamble]

Taxi parks the perfect distance from the kerb, then pulls out almost as if he was planning a 3-point turn, then reverse up onto the pavement to stop. I don't know why he did that...

[@Bandit-Darville]

The blue car in the first clip had a flat tire, right front ;)

[@scottlaaa]

I Had a funny interaction with a driving school the other day, when i was helping a disabled passenger off my bus and because of all the badly parked cars it was impassable. the driving school didn’t wait up the road as it was clear up there and it wasn’t in site before i got out to help it resulted in chaos as others followed 🤦🏻‍♂️ the instructor was going crazy with everyone behind him and at me? I felt bad for the pupil as he looked extremely nervous and he got out to switch seats with the instructor so he could reverse. I thought how bad of an instructor to allow him to get in that position and to be going crazy with every other road user when it was his mistake!

[@DjNikGnashers]

I think the BMW driver genuinely thought it was a two lane going forward dual carriageway, the road markings were shit, the road was wet making the arrows harder to see, and when he realised his mistake, he merged sensibly and using his indicators. Maybe he was unfamiliar with the town/city and that particular road, and made a genuine mistake, like we ALL do. If he was being aggressive he would not have driven so slowly, and would not have indicated to merge. I don't think he did anything wrong, apart from be confused by unfamiliar roads and not see the terrible road markings in those wet conditions.

[@theripper820]

Bmw one he didn't mean to, just think if he meant to do that he would of just moved over to the left without braking or giving a damm, as he broke to a stop then indicated shows me he was generally in the wrong lane by mistake hence why he didn't push his way in

[@marklittler784]

Absolutely amazing how these councils have lanes that appear and disappear at junctions and traffic lights "just like that"

[@nolly485]

Clip 5:15 onwards I always thought if there are parked cars on the opposite side of the road but none on your side then that car approaching has to give way to you?

[@konradgreen2567]

That's generally the idea yes, but not always correct. If the oncoming car is already in your way when you first see them, then you should give way, just like you would for any other obstruction you discover in your path. I'd say its only your right of way if your way is clear.

[@konradgreen2567]

Just to clarify, in that case the blue Dacia should have waited behind the white van instead of moving into the cammers lane.

[@gordondry]

To your opening question: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumbing_down

[@CristiNeagu]

2:29 He probably didn't know the area and that he was on a right only lane. At 2:40 he realizes his mistake. From there on it all just goes downhill. If i was in his place, i would have put my left signal on and tried to get back in lane behind the Jag. He not only made the wrong decision to cut in front of everyone, but didn't even have the nerve to pull it off. A complete string of bad decisions.

[@mattw8332]

Cut up by two different Dacia Sandero Stepways in this video!

[@stevesmith7530]

That was a cab well worth reporting to the licensing authority. The white 1 series? Both. Lack of planning and simple impatience. A 12yo Drunk in charge of a scooter? Liverpool is getting worse.

[@PaulSouthport]

Cab has a flat front right

[@Jwallworth]

I’ve honestly never seen such bad red light jumpers! Is Liverpool just like this all of the time? I’m from Manchester and you never really see this. Certainly not when the light has been red for a few seconds, some really dangerous driving here!

[@cyclecamwyreforestworceste4161]

Drive in Birmingham mate, it's endemic here!

[@Jwallworth]

Cyclecam Wyre Forest, Worcestershire wow really? Idk how so many people get away with it! I honestly see it so so rarely. And only really see it from people who are waiting to turn right but a few too many cars will follow sometimes when the lights already red. But never just straight up red jumping when it’s already well changed to red on a straight road

[@darthhideous3623]

Liverpool must have some of the worst standards of driving outside of London...and I'm a Scouser meself...laar 🤭

[@milli5]

Nah, id say Luton; im sure half the people here have bought their licenses or are driving without one, it’s appalling

[@ynotnilknarf39]

it's endemic pretty much globally, bigger conurbations means more motors and more dickheads operating them. I used to commute by car a lot and whilst London is properly dog shit do there's a sort of predictability about it, from a population head POV it's relatively low, Luton as mentioned is shit, not just the locals but because it's a commuter through route and jammed to beggary. The very worst places are usually overly densely populated, poor/non existent road design, poor public transport and low cycling numbers due to the usual not feeling safe, so massively more people in cars than on foot or cycle. Add in governments who actively push for motoring as sole/main transport option and worse backed up by ineffective policing and justice system which lets off those that kill, maim and completely ignore the minor infractions which leads to so many other issues you have the worst of the worst. Whilst UK is piss poor, US is a shocker, 26,000+ annual road deaths, 3x that of UK population adjusted, Australia in some of the big cities feels worse than London and I say that as both a cyclist and a driver. Even so called safer countries for cyclists like France, Netherlands, Spain and Germany, deaths in those countries per population head and/or per driving mile is higher than here. I'd hate to say we should be thankful for small mercies as 1800 deaths and 23,000 serious injuries is just horrible and frankly criminal that the government does next to sweet FA about it, but it could be so much worse!

[@jackkerner6562]

Same lights and areas every time but people manage to mess it up in a different way each time O_o

[@mikemac803]

In fairness, the cyclist at 4:30 must've had a death wish to keep going whilst the car was maneuvering. The driver should have been more observant, but if they came together the car would always win the battle regardless of fault.

[@jediarmour]

The cyclist did himself no favours, because he should have read the situation ahead of himself before placing himself in danger with the taxi

[@ClarinoI]

You didn't mention but at 2:57 the camera car stops in a yellow hatched box.

[@tif.89]

It is allowed, when making a right turn and your exit is clear, only oncoming traffic preventing the turn, you may wait in the box junction.

[@RidgwayBrandon]

The exit of the junction is clear, therefore perfectly fine to wait in the yellow box until oncoming traffic is clear

[@ashley_neal]

@ClarinoI every day is a learning day!

[@JR-fh9tc]

Feel like that private hire would have just gone through anyway !

[@CristiNeagu]

6:18 I usually check for emergency services.

[@mehtaofficial9228]

Lack of planning from you when you stopped in the yellow box at 3:00

[@ashley_neal]

Did you not know you are fine doing that if your exit road is clear?

[@mehtaofficial9228]

Thanks for clarifying that. Didn't know that

[@joespittle1]

In America, we literally only have the lines in the middle of the road, and that's it. What's the point in having a million road markings????

[@norcofoxxx]

American roads are literally intersection...straight road....intersection...straight road. In England we have lots of confusing roundabouts and roads which wander and weave in different directions. The road markings are super helpful if you miss a sign or don't have a satnav.

[@harleyvincent6567]

2:40 , clearly signposted.. 😂 seems like the BMW driver just didn't see it(?) Even poor road layout to inform drivers, or just new to the area? .. the BMW driver should have owned their mistake and just turned right though and avoided creating an issue!

[@rohitkinkar4092]

4:53 whats that sign means? Certified fam or what?

[@youraveragejoe1]

Yo I guess he’s a certified fam member oiiii

[@EffMTee]

Why is driving so bad in Liverpool area?

[@lostwizard]

Probably because it's generally bad everywhere. :)

[@wumpty93]

It's worse in Birmingham and London. The amount of red light jumping is insane

[@jackkerner6562]

Oml the scooter

[@elleander1699]

Man I dont like how you're driving where I drive. Makes me worry about being judged by you 😅

[@18wheelerdad]

Actually the cyclist was at fault. As it could be clearly seen. The time factor involved shows that the cyclists was well at a distance to be able to see the car. Doing its manoeuvre to anticipate and slow down and stop if needed too. Blaming the car is bad advice.

[@mehwishusman4069]

Morning!:)

[@mehwishusman4069]

Omg u responded!!!!

[@mehwishusman4069]

No way awsome

[@mehwishusman4069]

U liked

[@dambuster6387]

Its not always Cyclist going through red lights.

[@wumpty93]

Congratulations on 50k another 50k to go before you get your silver play button! The UK's driving is lethal at the moment, just not enough police to do anything about it. Why you should never vote conservative

[@thescottishpanda5]

3:24 That's not a driving fail, and I don't think it's that great of you to share it even if it was funny. Congrats on 50K subs though and keep up the good content.

[@ashley_neal]

I do have good reasoning behind sharing that clip regardless of it being funny or not. What do you think that is? Thanks, Ashley.

[@thescottishpanda5]

@@ashley_neal my first guess would be a subtle reminder that it is not always drivers who make mistakes. My second guess would be for viewer entertainment. My third guess would be to show the cyclist holding his phone whilst riding, although you didn't focus our attention onto that mistake. To me most likely is my first guess, but what was your reasoning? Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@ashley_neal]

A kid falling off a scooter is no serious problem on a pavement but a different story on a road if anyone approaching doesn't account for that on approach. Perhaps I should highlight my thoughts more with similar clips looking forward? Thanks for your input. Ashley.

[@thescottishpanda5]

That would be helpful for some clips that may be less clear. I understand where you're coming from now but wouldn't have without your explanation. I think you do a great job of making things clear and this was just one occurrence where either I didn't understand/grasp the point or you didn't make your point clear enough. Please continue to upload your educational videos, they really help people to improve their driving (and in my case cycling). Thank you for replying!

[@Jonc25]

@@ashley_neal Viewers driving fails @4 The runaway kids bike clip at 1:58. Anything can happen. 👍

[@Asto508]

Always BMW or Audi....

[@davidellis8141]

Asto not always,I drive an Audi and have learnt from Ashley and try to put it into my driving. Unfortunately trying to teach my wife is another matter.

[@grahamnutt8958]

@@davidellis8141 Asto said that as a "tongue in cheek" sort of thing. Bit of an in joke as Ash has two BMWs. Liked the bit about your wife 😆😆. Stereotypes are hard to live down lol

[@youraveragejoe1]

Yes! It’s always Audi and BMW! That’s why a Renault was the problem in the clip at 6:20

[@Asto508]

@@youraveragejoe1 Ye, finding the one exception to the general rule. I salute you.

[@youraveragejoe1]

@@Asto508 Yep, definitely just that one exception: 1. 1:10 Nissan 2. 2:00 Vauxhall 3. 2:18 Toyota 4. 3:59 Toyota 5. 4:23 Peugeot 6. 5:16 Dacia 7. 6:00 Taxi 8. 6:19 Renault 9. 8:06 Dacia

[@davidellis8141]

Cyclists at 4.35 could have slowed. Had this happen to my wife going down single track road,cyclist could have pulled inside a drive way to let us pass but kept coming expecting us to stop. A lot of cyclists seems to think they have the god giving right to do as the please.

[@ClarinoI]

Furious cyclists incoming in 3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . .

[@RidgwayBrandon]

Yes, cyclist could have slowed. Still wasn't a great move by the Delta though. -a not furious cyclist

[@ivanhowlett4907]

The new Highway Code says pedestrians have priority then cyclists then motorists, watch Ashley’s video on the subject.

[@darronian4951]

@@ivanhowlett4907 I have heard about it, but I thought it's in the consultation stage.

[@pablomauritson6715]

7:11 of course a woman driver 😹