Best of Instant Police Karma, Convenient Cop and Instant Justice - 7

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[@tosa2522]

3:16 Is that what you call "speeding like a maniac"?😄

[@bobroberts2371]

And the cammer didn't move over while passing the car that puled over.

[@bennyaerroc1467]

Right like what a cry baby Definitely a Karen

[@vinn7944]

i don't think he knows what "maniac" means.

[@matt010288]

4:16 so happy to see people getting pulled over for not switching their lights on instead of just relying on the daytime runners without taillights on.

[@trinitytoo]

I'm sure a lot of drivers don't realize auto light setting might not include rear lights, depending on the make/model. So many of them out there.

[@JeffDeWitt]

I rented a Ford Escape and the controls were identical to the Focus I had at the time. The Focus's lights came on automatically so when I got in the Escape after dark I didn't think about it. After turning onto a dark highway it seemed the lights weren't very bright, so I tried to turn on the high beams... which didn't work because the headlights weren't actually on.

[@brotakig1531]

That's why I got the wife a car with daytime running lights AND auto lights when it's dark or raining as she is new to driving and don't want her to forget to turn them on and just rely on the daytime running lights.

[@weaselsworld]

It's bad enough when auto manufacturers create confusion by having those road lights come on all the time (in any cases because it's required by law; otherwise they wouldn't bother) while other models are fully automatic based on daylight levels, but the idiots who sit inside a machine and haul their butt all over creation without even knowing how their vehicle even works are the absolute worst. I feel like people who continue to drive while playing with their stupid cellphone are now past any kind of grace period and should be charged with much more substantial penalties (because they're either oblivious and need a freaking wake-up call, or just don't care, which is worse), and people who drive with their lights off at night -barring some exceptional situation like a fuse just now this second blowing out- should have their license suspended until they pass a more stringent and focused driver's education course (that they pay for of course), than the one they obviously didn't attend or pay attention to before getting their first learner's permit. Can't even count how many times those no-light morons either came weaving through traffic or mooched around in the middle lane going 30mph BELOW everybody else.

[@scuffedclips1]

3:16 if he was speeding like a maniac how did the cammer catch up to him?

[@LernestW]

Also failed to move left when passing them on the shoulder.

[@travisj3410]

Speeding like a maniac, breaking the law. Oh wait, was I supposed to get over into left lane?

[@jdsim9173]

03:41 This idiot was so interested in seeing someone get pulled over, he forgot to move over as required by law.

[@mustangdbest220]

LOVE THE 4K quality

[@CircHistory]

Guess you could say all these drivers got some car-ma.

[@sunflowerslum]

“Yay☺️😄” got me

[@ermzermz4845]

Please check lights are on at night time 😊😊

[@bezedlabus]

Witnessing such terrible driving habits really fuels the fire for road rage. It's a wonder how some got their licenses.

[@davekramer4266]

:52, That should be a Law even in & thru out the USA!! I think it's in NJ that you can't even be Holding a cell Phone, when behind the wheel.🤔👮‍♀....

[@CO-ze8kp]

So dangerous to check your phone at a red light!

[@Paul-cx4gm]

Bubble gum machine done hit the jackpot.

[@brokl26]

5:09 Lipps Inc “Funkytown”

[@SilverWolfe45]

You know here where I live in the US you have to yield to emergency vehicles or you get ticket

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Great video!😸

[@leecarter3183]

Day time running lights confuse many people at night because the front headlights come on and so do the dashboard lights , if the dashboard lights stayed off more drivers would check the headlight switch (but only the smarter drivers ;)

[@Cz007_]

@7:21 the Honda Accord is lucky there's not another cop pulling him over for no plates

[@bills6093]

In B.C. is it illegal to use your new car's video game dashboard while driving?

[@thechapLen]

7:00 - That cop also pulled out and turned left in front of traffic. Didn't look safe at all.

[@JohnHill-qo3hb]

In fairness to the idiots who drive at night with their daytime running lights, I think the problem is based on the fact that the instrument lights are on with the daytime running lights. So at night we see the instrument lights so we assume that the night time lights must be on. I have fallen into the trap too, so I leave my lights in the AUTO selection now.

[@61rampy65]

Whenever I took my car in for service, they always turned the auto headlights off. When I'd pick the car up, I wouldn't notice until it got dark out. At least I would notice and turn them back on.

[@xaviercavalier4822]

I don't understand how these people don't realize the road in front of them is not illuminated. Or when they stop behind another car, they don't notice that the reflection of your car on their trunk has no lights on?? Ticket deserved for lack of vigilance. What else don't they realize while they're driving a 4000 pound hunk of steel.

[@yeahhhisaidit]

I’ve noticed that as well! Downside of these newer car models…. I always make it a habit of turning the light switch up when I get in the car to avoid this!

[@miketaggart3803]

I do believe a law was passed to make the dash dark when the lights are off in newer cars now. Yes, I got pulled over too and got a warning for that too. I also look for the light icon that’s on the dash to be on telling me the headlights are on.

[@xaviercavalier4822]

@@miketaggart3803 Have you tried looking out of your windshield onto the road? if its dark out and theres not enough light in front of your car it could be a clue...

[@Harldin]

Was that Officer Poncherello at 1:35? Anyone from the 70s and 80s will get that joke(from the TV show CHiPS.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

With how expensive gas prices are in California, you'd think people wouldn't be so wasteful of it by driving so fast.

[@ruthdeckman9781]

They probably think that the faster they go, the less fuel they use.

[@TheOriginalJphyper]

@@ruthdeckman9781 Which is technically sort of true up to a point. Fuel efficiency in most cars tops out around 60 mph/100 kph.

[@ruthdeckman9781]

@@TheOriginalJphyper thank you. I knew there was an upper limit, but I wasn't sure what it was.

[@jamesduncan578]

Video #9 - While the cammer is applauding the police pulling over the speeder, he fails to neither slow down nor change lanes when passing the policeman on the side of the road. I am amazed by the number of cammers that are just as bad of drivers as those they are videoing.

[@dashcamandy2242]

Not all states have "Move Over" laws, and for those states that do, it's a fairly-recent thing. Not that it shouldn't be done anyway when conditions warrant - not only for the officer's safety, but for your own if the vehicle pulled over decides to make a run for it.

[@andreapicci8410]

That video is even uncomprehensible: why the police stops that driver? What did he do?

[@Tatie1996]

#9 it should be you. You didn't even pull to the left as it is the Move Over law!!

[@Drrck11]

It amazes seeing the stupid things people do when think the police aren't around. More than likely, these idiots probably drive like this every day until they're caught.

[@patrickduquesne2909]

#18 is actually zipper.... it's a great way to avoid clustered bottle necks. Every should know this. Only reason why people don't do it is because kindness isn't on the agenda... even though this move is very encouraged for highway merging etc.

[@Maki_Nishikino89]

How do you forget to turn your lights on at night?

[@tigerzero5216]

Check your lights at night/dawn/dusk. Just because some front lights maybe on doesn't mean the tail lights are on. I don't know why all cars are not setup to turn them all on once the sun has set.

[@FFTV-IdiotsAtWork]

Thanks are in order for the person who put together this outstanding video.

[@detroitr]

Not karma, just people getting pulled over

[@josephbendas2219]

I wish more police would enforce people using cell phone. When I was young would see someone driving bad, and you would say that they must be drunk. Now you see someone who is driving bed and you say they must be on their phones. The police need to start to enforcing that law. I'm sure traffic accidents has increased significantly higher with distracted drivers opposed to drunk drivers.

[@nathanspreitzer6738]

6:25 unless his camera is wrong he’s only going 75 lol

[@brokl26]

2:40. I thought automatic running lights were mandatory in Canada

[@JeffDeWitt]

They are, but those lights are just on the front.

[@vertiian]

only the front ones, I constantly see people with no taillights on at night

[@archfapper211]

3:37 You should have moved over for the cop

[@johnt.848]

You were doing a little over 90, why were you driving so fast? I just really needed to poop 🤣 should have been the reply.

[@thepoetsblood]

It’s a new law in CA that cops can no longer ask you how fast you were going so now they trick you into admitting guilt by asking, “Why were you driving so fast?”. That driver should’ve just stayed quiet because he instantly admitted to speeding.

[@melindaflick631]

2:00 - What is a reserved lane? HOV? Bus? Something else?

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

Several possibilities. Might be a bus lane, or a ride-share lane (you can only use it if you have at least one passenger) or there are a few others too.

[@dashcamandy2242]

3:12 - Speeding, probably. Like a maniac, no. Speed limit is 65 mph, if you're going exactly the speed limit I'd estimate his speed to be 75 mph or slightly less. Roads are flat, traffic is light, visibility is perfect. Against the law, sure, and I'm certainly not criticizing the officer for pulling the silver Ford over - you break the rules, you face the possibility of consequences - but I'd say the driver is more careless than reckless. Someone "speeding like a maniac" would be able to cruise along at 100 mph or better in those conditions (until they caught up to the white Neon with the shopping cart handle on the back). 9:00 - Grover Washington Jr., "Just the Two of Us." STILL love that song!

[@corbingarrett1206]

The girl in the carpool lane, is just why? There's not that much traffic just pick a lane literally any other lane except that one.

[@alfredh2079]

3:15 "speeding like a maniac"?! Dude, the guy drives just a bit over the speed limit. Look at the damn road. Nothing dangerous, nothing crazy and definitely not like a maniac.

[@thedonjuan938]

People who celebrate over these small driving problems are cringe as fk

[@myst8217]

00:41 What's buddy talking about lol. Report for what bro

[@NathanFree84]

#9 is terrible. The cammer doesn't move over for the emergency vehicle, the cop drives on the shoulder but thank goodness we stopped this person travelling straight, going fast on a road designed to go fast.... The world is backwards.

[@BioniqBob]

Both are wrong, slow down.

[@onyxbackstrom3379]

5:28 was the first time I have ever seen anyone lit up for failing a dual turn lane. I watch a lot of dash cam videos. Kind of a let down.

[@pazuzu7119]

10:05 What does instant karma ensure? A Sonim?

[@rawhideadventures9515]

Yep, Storyline has officially lost her mind.

[@nickdigger5431]

Your niece and husband are also to use the right lane unless passing. Left lane is for passing. Once you are done move you ass over to the right.

[@johnt.848]

Most of these are so petty, especially gayboi that calls that speeding like a maniac.

[@scuffedclips1]

8:17 why were they following the police chase at reckless speeds

[@ironbrutesrage]

He wasn't. Even sped up he took a while to overtake the semi before passing the cop and tanker. Some of those are governed from 66 to 75 at top speed. Likely the tanker that was running could only go so fast.

[@timb8373]

Seriously. WATCH THE CLIPS BEFORE MAKING UP STORYLINES!!! 10:03 Where's the blind hill/turn? That's one of the flattest, straightest stretches of road you will find! And any spot where "Someone dies on this road every month..." would pretty quickly be modified or just closed. Have you ever actually been in the United States because your captions would indicate you have not!

[@scuffedclips1]

6:15 also cut off the truck and using km hr for some reason typical reckless driver

[@ironbrutesrage]

120 km is 74 miles per hour though

[@steveroyer1628]

I think he tried to run

[@steveroyer1628]

@@ironbrutesrage he didn't show the part where the cop caught him. Cop said over 90 m/h (145 km/h). What you see is him trying to run by taking the exit 🙂 IMO

[@ironbrutesrage]

@@steveroyer1628 you're probably right

[@marymulrooney1334]

I don't know about the newer cars but every car I ever owned, if the lights were not on, neither would the dash lights be on. You would think that would be someone's first clue when they could not see anything on the instrument panel.

[@jamesduncan578]

With the modern cars that have daylight driving lights, that come on automatically when the car is put into gear and digital instrument panels, the "dash" lights are on. While the daylight driving lights provide enough illumination that some people may think their lights are on they have no tail lights.

[@dashcamandy2242]

@@jamesduncan578 I can confirm. Most cars made within the past 10 years have either an always-backlit gauge cluster, or a backlit LCD monitor pretending to be a gauge cluster. These will light up when the headlights are off, leading drivers to believe they have "Auto-On" headlights. It was bad enough when people would drive only with DRL (daytime running lamps) but would figure it out when it got too dark to read their gauges, now with DRL and backlit gauge clusters there isn't that extra moment of realization. Some dashes now even turn on a little green light to indicate your headlights are on, which is backwards from the previous method of having a "DRL On" lamp when your headlights were off, leading to further confusion between models and years of cars. I prefer older cars for many reasons, but having a "dark" gauge cluster when my lights are off is one of the least-important reasons. 😃

[@scuffedclips1]

7:23 the stolen honda with no plates should have got pulled over

[@wilddave18073]

How do you know it's stolen? The temp tag might be taped inside the rear window.

[@Udink]

Boring.

[@SZ-ZS-]

Thanks for the reminder to unsubscribe. These videos turned to over dramatized clips real fast a few years ago

[@sambrannan7550]

7:25 I don't need no power trippin cop yelling at me. Just write me the ticket dude.

[@debestcanadian]

0:50 Yes, I understand that looking at your phone means you're not paying attention to the road. But when you're stopped at a traffic light, let's face it, your distraction is of very low probability of causing a dangerous situation. I'm not saying that the law should be revoked, I'm only commenting that in the 15 minutes or so that the cop probably took to write this lady a ticket, surely there were any number of much more consequential violations on that street that the cop could have ticketed instead. This law for this violation is primarily a cash grab.

[@Scarface1602]

in most states it's illegal to be on your phone even sitting at a red light, it will still get you a distracted driving ticket

[@MisterTwister88]

Please turn in your license if you think that being distracted is okay

[@debestcanadian]

@@Scarface1602 Yes, I acknowledged that in my earlier comment. Should she be distracted at any time while operating a car? No. But my point is that I guarantee there are many vastly more dangerous actions that are occurring every moment on the same street that should be targeted above someone who looks at their phone while stopped at a red light.

[@debestcanadian]

@@MisterTwister88 I never said I think it's okay. I said that being distracted while stopped at a red light is vastly less dangerous than a multitude of other things I see every day on the road. And I'd rather the police focus on those things above what this lady got pulled over for.

[@61rampy65]

@@debestcanadian Put the phone down!!! What happens when people look at their phone while at a stop light? They get engrossed in their latest text, and meanwhile, the light has turned green and they just sit there. Or they get rear ended. There is NEVER, EVER a time to be near your phone unless parked off the road. I agree with MisterTwister. Turn in your license, if you have one.

[@IamtheGL]

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