Brit Reacts To AMERICA’S WORST ROAD RAGE & PUBLIC FREAKOUTS!

[@sharcrum]

That last one!! He might have been close but she brake checked him seriously!!!! She caused that whole thing!!!!

[@tfrowlett8752]

If you’re stuck in a road rage attack like the first one, either drive to the nearest police station or call the police immediately. Do not get out of your car, especially if the person is highly aggressive or has a weapon of any kind. Do not drive towards your home or work, you don’t want them knowing where you’ll go later. Always report the incident once you’re safe, if you couldn’t do it previously

[@maryfaraldo4430]

Great advice

[@gotham61]

I'll never understand people who brake check other drivers. It just ends up with your own car getting damaged. If you feel the driver behind is too close to you, swallow your pride, pull off to the side when there's a good spot and let them go. Besides, considering they were going about 10 mph, I don't think he was following too close.

[@ESUSAMEX]

The woman in the last video was found to be at fault.

[@hatleyhoward7193]

Car manufacturers should start making dash cameras a standard option. Previously, all these people who brake checked got off the hook by being “rear ended”. But now, this footage is an Insurance professionals dream. Next best thing is the “black box” but it just records car motion data. The actual footage is so much more effective to hold people accountable.

[@georgehutter339]

Heck yeah, happy new year Kabir. Also at the 8 ish with the screaming lady she brake checked him and he wasnt that close til she started driving looney.

[@oldcodger4371]

I'm happy to say that it's very rare to hear about road rage incidents in North Carolina. Since NC adopted the Castle Doctrine, I suspect that such occurrences have become even more rare.

[@amymcmillen9248]

Hey Kabir- Hope you and yours are safe and well. Happy New Year. Keep up the hard work. Love the content.

[@nickitacocat]

You still need to check out Arizona State Police's pit maneuvers.

[@jaycooper2812]

There are ordinances in most states that govern how loud your car stereo can be. In most states if a cop can hear your stereo from more than 10 feet away he can write you a ticket for the stereo being too loud. But in this case the stereo was so loud that in my state the cop would have been required to tow the car. The fines are determined by the number of watts the sound system has. I have seen stereo fines run $20,000 because the driver was disrespectful to the cop who was only going to tell him to turn it down. What could have been a "Please turn it down and have a nice day" became a you are going to jail for disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace plus resisting arrest, with the above listed fine and 30 days in jail.

[@mage1439]

If you have kids in your car, maybe you shouldn't try to set up a wreck.

[@XxBollWeevilxX]

I made a rude comment to you recently about your work, and I would like to apologize. Not only because you've done extremely high quality content since then, but because it was rude either way. I've always been a fan, ways will be, and even if you take months off I should understand that. Please take my apologies, if you don't I understand. Cheers :)

[@JIMBEARRI]

FYI, Winnipeg, Manitoba is in CANADA !

[@bernicearthur8655]

Crazy lady at the end was very wrong. He was not too close. She started off giving him the finger, she wanted a fight. An entitled Karen.

[@melissabill1640]

The last one - she literally stopped in the middle of the road with no intention to turn . Her rotten fault, with emphasis on the rotten.

[@buddystewart2020]

That dude wasn't any closer to her than she was to the car in front of her.

[@jeffking4176]

Orlando, Miami, and Jacksonville Florida ‼️. Extremely bad. 📻🙂

[@LordLOC]

The car with the ear melting speakers - no. I HATE people who do that. Especially when they are driving through a small quiet neighborhood AND at night and blast that shit so your ears start bleeding. As someone who grew up in Brooklyn NY, we dealt with that all the damn time.

[@hatleyhoward7193]

Most jurisdictions have laws about loud stereos on the books, and a complaint called into the non-emergency line at the Police Station is so appropriate. Everyone should file a complaint so that the police understand the problem is not an outlier. What would be the most effective though, is regulating the aftermarket sound system businesses. Make it illegal to exceed a certain decibel level and hold the vehicle and shop owners accountable. Police should be on board as it’s one more income stream for all the tickets they could write.

[@LordLOC]

@@hatleyhoward7193 I know for a fact in Brooklyn NY, at least the neighborhood I grew up in (Sheepshead Bay) they did have an ordinance for loud music/sound that couldn't exceed a certain decibel level. Of course that was in the late 70s and going into the late 90s before I moved. I don't know if they still do or not. But I agree completely, more people need to actually file complaints, shop owners should be held accountable for selling sound systems that can cause a nuclear explosion and the police should absolutely be on board with handing out tickets.

[@hatleyhoward7193]

@@LordLOC They wouldn’t have then as the Federal Government had the Noise Pollution and Abatement Act that would have protected you. It was defunded sometime in the 80’s and the federal government asked local State and City municipalities to regulate with suggested guidelines. Most jurisdictions have an ordinance. There are a few who do not though, so it becomes a complicated mess of trying to get an inactive department on the Federal level to enforce the terms of the act. However, the federal act is applicable to proving a court case so, a complicated mess for all. I’m sorry you had to deal with that. You probably went an entire decade without REM sleep.

[@LordLOC]

@@hatleyhoward7193 Well to be fair, the apt. building I lived in, where I was in the building it wasn't too bad noise wise from the street. But walking to school, going to work, going out with friends, yeah it was a constant thing back then.

[@larissahorne9991]

Unfortunately, this isn't just an American thing. My brother immigrated to England from Australia in the 90s. His health hasn't been the same since he was a victim of road rage in the UK. The other driver got out a bashed him in the head.

[@drewcliff82]

Best thing you can do to protect yourself and your passengers is to swallow your pride and drive away. Nothing good ever comes from these altercations. That lady in the last one deserves jail and to have her kids taken away. That guy wasn't too close at all in such a low speed area. The way she kept swerving and slowing down it was evident that she was deliberately trying to irritate him. One of these days she's gonna try that with the wrong one.

[@rodneysisco6364]

I have committed one road rage incident in my life .A guy cut me off so badly I had to swerve and slam on the brakes . I blew my horn at him and he stuck his arm out the window and gave me the finger . Soon we got stopped at a red light . I got out and walked up to him. He started yelling and cursing at me and threatening to kick my ass . I reached in , pulled his glasses off , threw them down in the road , stomped on them and dared him to get out and try to kick my ass . He rolled up his window and drove away fast .

[@appo9357]

It’s cool how the camera was driving in the first two videos. Technology just keeps getting better and better.

[@reginafarley1325]

It amazes me how people listen to music soo loud. I mean, that's destroying their hearing. Lol

[@GenXfrom75]

8:24 glad he had it recorded though….

[@anonnnymousthegreat]

And in america we have people who have lost their lives from someone pulling a gun out and shooting the person they are in the road rage incident with. Road rage is on another level in america.

[@christianoliver3572]

People like these are why I have a dashcam. And I'm a Texan so there's always something else I carry in my car for protection.

[@Maurice1191]

No notes...just keep it up. Maybe do more Judge Judy, To catch a predator, Judge Mathis, Maury videos in addition to whatever else you do ❤

[@josephharrison5639]

8:06 there’s an ambulance watching this whole thing, I’m sure they can get the plate and tell police

[@EsotericRage]

This is actually pretty common in this country. I hate living in this country. If I could afford to leave here I would in a heartbeat. But in this country you barely can afford to live. America sucks in so many ways.

[@rmlrl1971]

The last video, you can see the front of her car is damaged. She was pulling an insurance scheme.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

Kabir I often wonder if you do indeed read viewers comments. If you do, then give this video a look. ( Nutria Rat Hunt in Louisiana.) We ate Rat Spaghetti.

[@lindarogers2271]

That last one should have pulled to the side and let him pass . Braking like that put the passengers and driver in danger of getting hurt .

[@janetmoreno8909]

Why are the authorities still on the lookout for that car when they have the license plate. I hate those cars with the loud speaker systems, I have one car that comes through that's so loud it literally vibrates my house. He wasn't that close behind her, he was trying to pass her and she straddled the lane so he couldn't pass and then kept slowing down and break checking him.

[@facelessqueenie8873]

Haha in today's time if someone has road rage , they have money to fk around.. i certainly don't have money to do that...

[@joselomeli5037]

Salutations

[@jaycooper2812]

In the truck driver's defense the biker doing wheelies in the road is a crime that endangers others. If I were a cop seeing this the biker would have gotten a $250 ticket and had to go to the police station to get his bike back.

[@TregMediaHD]

Can anyone give me the original artist name and the title of monkey artwork behind Kabir , i want it as a tattöo

[@brookeelzowry]

Is blasting music to the point of deafening someone strictly an American thing? Or do y'all have that problem in the UK as well? Just curious

[@mutecryptid]

I already know a chunk of these are gonna be from texas 🙄

[@pattaccone]

If people are following too close it’s because you’re fucking driving slow get out of the damn way

[@donnagonatas3155]

Why is everybody so angry now? Between people freaking out at airports and on the road, stores your not safe anywhere. I just don't get it.

[@knightspearhead5718]

5:37 Cant believe the original poster took the bikers side. Some people are stupid :P

[@hatleyhoward7193]

It’s not illegal to do a wheelie and he didn’t seem to impede traffic. I’m really not sure what y’all think he did to deserve whatever that confrontation was.

[@knightspearhead5718]

@@hatleyhoward7193hes wheeling through a work place where people are clearly workin. Its not against the rules sure but highly disrespectful.

[@hatleyhoward7193]

@@knightspearhead5718 Okay, I can agree with that. But it’s equally as disrespectful to just start an aggressive confrontation instead of simply asking the guy to stop and go elsewhere to ride his bike. Yelling at people like that will never get a positive response or outcome.

[@mandlerparr1]

If you hit someone in the rear and it wasn't because they cut you off or backed up, then you are following too close. You can't get brake checked if you are paying attention and staying back. She was psycho, yeah, but he was driving like a dick as well.

[@hatleyhoward7193]

Impeding traffic is an offense and Insurance companies are denying these claims all day long, and winning them in court if disputed. You can argue comp neg for following to closely and driver inattention but the accident was caused by the brake check and had the driver not done that, the loss would not have occurred. Brake checker is proximate cause.

[@mandlerparr1]

@@hatleyhoward7193 I am not arguing law or legal fault. I am saying that as a driver you have a moral duty to avoid accidents as much as possible. Neither of them did that. What is right and what is law don't always coincide

[@hatleyhoward7193]

@@mandlerparr1 The problem with including morality in these conversations is everyone has a different perspective on morality and it’s highly subjective. Law and legal liability are part of the rules and laws we agree to abide by as a society. Anything beyond that is just being judgmental and enforcing morale beliefs on others. It’s a very slippery slope.

[@mandlerparr1]

@@hatleyhoward7193 I would like for someone to give me a good reason to get in an avoidable accident. that is definitely an argument I would like to laugh at.

[@hatleyhoward7193]

@@mandlerparr1 Every accident is avoidable with your logic. Every car should always be aware and be able to avoid hitting the at fault party. It’s an accident. Unless the car in front of you purposely brake checks you, causing you to rear end them. This is after they impeded traffic with their reckless driving. It’s not an argument. Just don’t blame the victim.

[@jaycooper2812]

The cammer at 8 minutes is at fault here for following too close. If he hadn't been following in an unsafe manor the driver in front wouldn't have flipped the bird. This was proven when the camera rear ended the car in front. The lady in front had every right to be pissed here.

[@206beastman]

Subwoofers are not loud they play low frequency bass. Thats why they dont blow your eardrums out. I have 15 inch subs if its the middle of the day in public im gonna bump my beats. Apt complex or residential street i will turn it down. But if uour not a cop stfu

[@misterkite]

Title says "America" implying the US. First road rage incident is in Canada.

[@SUPRAMIKE18]

Canada is part of America. It's a continent not a country. The United States OF America is a country but is not all of North America. Can't forget all the countries in South America as well.

[@misterkite]

@@SUPRAMIKE18 When people say America, they're implying the US.. which is what I said. Canada is in North America, it's not America. Canadians don't claim to be american.

[@kikibigbangfan3540]

And Central America

[@ashleydowney1222]

The guy with the loud music upset me. I am partially deaf in both ears and if I was next to someone with that loud music. I would be upset as well. I had headphones on while I was watching this.

[@BensSoZen]

If you can't stop fast enough when someone brake checks you, you are following too close and might need to check yourself

[@TreyM1609]

Also @6:20 you say it’s too loud he doesn’t. That’s the beauty of America doesn’t matter what you “feel like” it’s freedom. Screw them saying it’s too loud during the day.

[@randellmainer]

It is freedom, for sure. But if you have that kind of sound system, you have to umderstand that it's gonna piss people off sometimes. Most people aren't going to react the way that driver did, though.

[@TreyM1609]

@@randellmainer MURICA!!!

[@randellmainer]

@@TreyM1609 hell yeah brother 🇺🇸 Just making a point lol

[@hatleyhoward7193]

TL:DR: You can’t do whatever you want regarding sound in America, laws are applicable. It’s typically illegal to play music above 60 db during the day. If you are clocking that at your house or car during the day, then your right to privacy is being violated and you should call the authorities. For those who don’t have a decibel meter, turning on your vacuum and determining if the vacuum drowns out the music, or if you can still hear it is a good rule of thumb to assess if you’re being violated. Check your local jurisdiction for specifics but you have recourse here. If the police refuse to follow up, file a small claims court lawsuit and let a Judge apply the written law. Just make sure you record and document every issue… The beauty of America is that legal recourse exists for this situation, even if commenters and offenders are uninformed of the actual Federal and Local laws. A persons freedoms can’t infringe on another’s persons freedoms. So yeah, you can’t just do whatever you want.