For Fun: Here Are 4 Years of Bad Utah Drivers

[@alistairmackintosh9412]

Well, of course that guy stopped at the green light. He knows how many people run reds!

[@Taytyaaytyat]

I've literally encountered someone who told me "After it turns green, I wait a few seconds before going because of people who run red lights" - NO! Stop encouraging them!

[@silasthegreat983]

Or he’s just colorblind

[@thatoneguy611]

@@Taytyaaytyat you don’t do it for them, you do to to stop yourself from being hit by them. I couldn’t care less what happens to the people who run the light.

[@joez.2794]

@@Taytyaaytyat As teenagers this was required "penance" for running an earlier red.

[@henryhanson857]

This makes Jersey drivers look like experts

[@ronmiller6270]

No, it doesn't. Lol. They are pretty bad too. I used to go to school in NYC once a week from Delaware and I got so fed up that I started taking Greyhound.

[@mashintotters858]

Nj drivers have PhD’s at driving, what are you talking about?!!

[@cameronriccio6050]

Jersey drivers are aggressive but at least have basic common sense

[@styldsteel1]

About 15 years ago, state farm and Allstate wanted to pull out of NJ because of the Mass amounts of claims put in. I'm on 80 and 95 everyday. You should see the bullshit I see. Handheld devices absolutely takes the cake. If you take away their devices, I swear they'd go into cardiac arrest, or convulsions

[@aashaytambi3268]

@@ronmiller6270 hahahahahahahaha

[@vincentm7357]

Being a Utah driver myself, I gotta say my favorite is when the left arrow turns red and four more cars turn.

[@hj-mr5gg]

I think that happens everywhere Lol

[@hurricanemeridian8712]

@@hj-mr5gg Ever been in a state where people know how to follow laws?

[@UserName-ts3sp]

@@hj-mr5gg can confirm, everyone does it in ohio

[@timothysmith2130]

@@UserName-ts3sp intersection i pass in columbus everyday at least 3-4 semi trucks do this everytime

[@spooky9176]

@@hj-mr5gg Never seen it happen In North carolina

[@dfw_fpis7655]

2:57 Not gonna lie, I've always wanted to do that. Lol.

[@pchris]

Hey they’re just having a good time lol

[@jacobrzeszewski6527]

I want to, but I don’t want orange streaks across my bumper and fenders.

[@dfw_fpis7655]

@@jacobrzeszewski6527 You only get streaks if you’re hitting them lol.

[@curtis_haring]

There are plenty of opportunities in Utah to do it.

[@Farahcarrera]

That does look fun ngl

[@joebobbill100]

2:57 was a great driver, didnt even hit a cone

[@missaellopez9363]

Gran turismo shit

[@stacatalina]

Practicing his autocross skills

[@debbiemcpherson2426]

Heaven help any passengers in that car!

[@jeffschaffer6079]

I've lived in Utah for 15 years now and all this stuff still happens on a regular basis. Glad I'm not the only one who thinks the drivers here are terrible. I'll share some of my own experiences. -A lot of people here don't use their turn signal. If you're driving in Utah, always keep tabs on the drivers around you, and be prepared for unannounced lane changes or turns. -Related to the above, it is also common for people to cut across multiple lanes of traffic to get to their destination, even when there are tons of cars behind them. -Cutting across the gore area on the freeways to get to an exit ramp is also very common. Like calm the hell down! you're not driving through the middle of nowhere with miles between the exits! You're in a large urban area! Just use the next exit and turn around! -Speeding is extremely common, but some drivers will take it to the next level by tailgating you even if you're going 10 or more MPH over the speed limit. -Lots of wannabe Fast and Furious drivers, particularly in the Ogden area (for some reason). -My family has had two different cars totalled by bad drivers on the same interchange! (600 North/SR-268 and I-15). Fortunately, no one was hurt. If you're reading this and thinking of visiting, I don't want to discourage you - There's tons of natural beauty here that you should see! Just be very alert when getting on the roads.

[@HenryMidfields]

I know every state has their share of bad drivers, but...seriously??? If I didn't know better, I'd would have thought some of these were from Russia/Eastern Europe, with their numerous footages Car Crashes Time's channel that are downright suicidal! I mean, what kind of area would have five consecutive cars running a red light??! (Referring to the footage from 0:45)

[@ronmiller6270]

@@HenryMidfields some of the intersections are terribly managed by UDOT or whomever and some last literally 5 seconds or so, hence people running the red lights in a line.

[@karmichaelblue]

The next-level speeding is all-too common. It’s always some egotistical guy in a dodge truck lol. Like come on man, I’m already going 10 over in the slow lane. Leave me alone.

[@davisli3083]

wow, sounds like alberta, canada

[@DigiVore.official]

I think I know you. Hi

[@fireygirl1]

Growing up in Utah, this is no surprise. I love how almost off of this was in Provo and Orem. I lived in Park City and HATED slow drivers in the left lane of the interstate!!! Thank you for putting a smile on my face, and making me cry at the same time.

[@jonleibow3604]

It's all the LDS people going, "Jesus, take the wheel!"

[@ronmiller6270]

"So, I can put on my clown makeup"

[@smartttart]

Being LDS myself your comment is incredibly hilarious

[@smol_yote]

@@smartttart I second this

[@ZBott]

Worried that it's more accurate to say it's the LSD ones. So many people driving like cars are made out of pillows and bubble wrap.

[@smol_yote]

@@ZBott it’s Utah, everyone is just unaware of their surroundings

[@karmichaelblue]

I’m a Utah resident and almost EVERY time I use my car I see at least one person run a red light, if not like 12 people. I previously had a job where I met hundreds of clients from out of state and MANY of them commented that they had never seen such bad drivers in their lives. Mind you, most of these people are from big cities in different states.

[@Huntracony]

8:40 To be fair, America really over exaggerates how you should respond to emergency vehicles. It's a mostly empty five lane road, you're already on the outer most lane on the opposite side, pulling over and stopping has zero benefit to the police car. In fact, if you did that in Europe (or at least the Netherlands) you'd be making yourself a safety hazard by unpredictably stopping.

[@notmuch_23]

(Insert populated geographical area here) has the *_ABSOLUTE, HANDS-DOWN WORST DRIVERS EVAAAAAAR!_*

[@RoadGuyRob]

Like flakes of snow, each city's bad driving habits are unique -- yet similar to everywhere else.

[@speedercat154]

@@RoadGuyRob how many hours of video did you have to go through

[@pavelkacer8856]

@andrejagreen Most US people (read educated in US) are oblivious to existence of cities outside US.

[@GuyInBlackClothes]

Florida has the worst elderly and teenage drivers. It's like both don't give a damn.

[@TheCureThatKillz]

Utah drivers are the most inconsiderate and disrespectful drivers who drive with their egos. I hate it

[@Eschatonx]

Thanks for making videos Rob, you're very entertaining and I hope your channel has massive growth.

[@paulbiehl]

When I went to school here I told people their state sucked at driving. They tried to tell me it was all the out of staters. I was like, um, it's all the utah plates guys.....

[@omEon]

Yea, its us, just call them Utards

[@karmichaelblue]

I’m from out of state too, lived in many, and I tell people how I’ve never seen so much bad driving as here in Utah. They get VERRRRRY offended.

[@Froboymike]

As a fellow Utahn I can concur that the struggle is real for many people here and for many the traffic laws are more like guidelines!

[@ddrum121]

more reasons that everyone should have a dashcam

[@brandon6541]

Yup

[@brian0410]

Exactly. Which is why I have one for each car. I have been side swiped by someone being impatient and rear ended while stopped at an intersection in the last 4 years I’ve moved back to Utah. 😐 some of these people shouldn’t have a license. Can we bring back Canada’s worst Diver but make it Utah’s worst driver.

[@stilltmg]

This is the quality content that I subscribed for.

[@parkersackewitz6266]

Notice how most of these are around Provo and BYU, that might give you some clues.

[@ZePanthersGang]

Can you explain to an out of stater. I get scared when I see utah plates in Arizona when it’s snowbird season

[@parkersackewitz6266]

@@ZePanthersGang Provo is a big college town (Brigham Young University with Utah Valley University in Orem next door.) So you get crappy young drivers from not only around Utah but all over the country.

[@englishruraldoggynerd]

So.... not only NOT representative of Utah drivers, but apparently showing how bad young drivers are, and how desperately drivers Ed needs changes? Especially while they’re in Utah. Incidentally, I can’t imagine a more picturesque cityscape than that, with the snowy mountains literally at the end of the road. Wow. Beautiful.

[@ZBott]

@@englishruraldoggynerd Eh, there are a lot who look clearly greater than 25 years old who seemed to be on a mental lunch break. I noticed a lot of no-cops-around attitude that makes me think it's the local departments aren't putting enough cash into patrols cause the locals want to keep the kids in check but more than their cars scrapped.

[@leukota]

You should ask for clips from you viewers and do a weekly or monthly compilation of the best

[@ham1755]

Utah's snow mountains are gorgeous! Respect from Tennessee. We got equally insane drivers here too lol.

[@happygilmore5948]

I just got back from a road trip to Utah a couple days ago. I was genuinely shocked with how aggressive the drivers were, especially for a state that's as unpopulated as it is.

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

Dang, you're making me feel lucky for the crap I have to deal with in California.

[@scottbilger9294]

Are you kidding? Drivers in California are far worse. Most of these incidents wouldn't rate a second look.

[@trevinbeattie4888]

I’ve lived in both the Salt Lake valley and the Los Angeles area. In my experience L.A. drivers are more aggressive, but S.L. drivers are more reckless.

[@papagunit]

@@scottbilger9294 they're assholes and aggressive, but I've never seen just completely stupid stuff like this. This is next level.

[@karmichaelblue]

@@trevinbeattie4888 my husband agrees with you. He grew up in Southern California and he said drivers there are mild compared to here in Utah. In order to drive aggressive, you have to be alert and quick-thinking. It’s the exact opposite with the mindless, unaware drivers here who don’t even pay attention.

[@stevenlevesque4270]

And I thought massholes were bad.

[@rpk675]

Better that 95% of the "BAD DRIVERS COMPILATION" videos on youtube that get millions of views.

[@TheEric1203]

Half the time, the person with the dash cam is at least partially in the wrong

[@OklahomaRailfan_Productions]

I live in Oklahoma and never seen anything like this! I'm a railfanner I'm always on the road.

[@asa466]

A lot of these look like people following google maps directions to the T. Especially in Utah valley shortly after I moved here, there were many, many times where I had google maps tell me to do things like make a right immediately followed by left across 3 lanes of traffic, take a left turn onto a road with a median, drive across a curb to get out of a parking lot, do a u-turn at in intersection with a no u-turn sign, change its mind about whether you should take an exit at the last possible moment, etc. Uber/Lyft makes it so much worse because you're extremely pressured for time. Not to excuse people's behavior, but google maps in the hands of an inexperienced or inattentive driver is a recipe for disaster.

[@1014p]

Well issue is Utah has been building rapidly in many places.

[@ericwollam5532]

I'm just glad that the overwhelming feeling of anxiety and fear every time I have to drive to whereever I'm going has at least been proven via video evidence to not be so farfetched or overdramatized.

[@HDPersonal777]

Same!!

[@pauljensen5699]

Thank you for letting me know about Utah drivers. I live in the Chicago area and thought I had to deal with "bad drivers". I see now that I was wrong.

[@sstrange1973]

I am a Highway Civil Engineer but pet peeve #1 is construction zones that close lanes for miles and miles with no reason than its too hard to move the barrels back and forth when they're not going to be working for a few days. The guy at 2:57 is probably screaming "Look, there is no reason to have this lane closed for miles and miles!" I'm used to defend the practice because there might be curing concrete or something - but now after working with contractors , it's plain laziness sometimes.

[@ponystorm2493]

Hi Rob! I’ve lived in Utah all my life and did food delivery for a short before I moved to Texas. I find it absolutely hilarious when people try to tell me that their state has the worst drivers, these people have seen nothing until they actually drive on these roads full of the ignorant people I’ve ever had to bare sharing the roads with. I moved to Texas, I was warned about the horrible drivers there. While bad drivers obviously exist, these people are just bad in the sense that they’re all extremely aggressive. Utah on the other hand has been more or less people not being aggressive, but driving like they’re at beginner levels and uncertain of the roads. I will gladly take Texas over Utah over that.

[@lucaslist911]

Hardly anyone uses their horn, or needs to, in Oregon.

[@davidbarts6144]

You need to cover parking techniques sometime. That was my “favorite” part about driving in Utah.

[@heathrusty]

Loved that this video was suggested today after my own horrible Utah driver experience today. A car decided to turn left in front of me in an intersection where there is no light but a stop sign for them (not even a cross walk there). I literally skidded to a stop about a foot from them. I think the car to the right of me had stopped randomly (I assumed they were slowing down to turn right), maybe to wave them on for some idiotic reason, but it wasn't even a trafficky road so I've no idea why they would do that.

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

HAHA, you caught my own city's police with no turn signal! Good on ya!

[@thegreypenguin5097]

8:45 not in the path of the police, not in an intersection, not even near the police car, nobody would ever stop for that...

[@ianlehman8342]

I imagine one has to go through a horn change about every 6 months?

[@Bob-jm8kl]

The Italian motto is why use breaks when you have a perfectly good horn and bumpers.

[@pavelkacer8856]

Not if the horn fluid is changed regularly.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Utah seems to have a lot of bonehead drivers! So do a lot of other places; I think the plague is nationwide and the ultimate cause of this are the DMVs for making their driving tests far too easy.

[@pqhkr2002]

I don't think this is easy problem, because if drivers do such things in driving test, he/she gonna be terminated directly.

[@karmichaelblue]

Utah’s driver’s test is extremely easy compared to many other states.

[@Bobis32]

@@karmichaelblue indiana is now just go drive around a block and park back up your done no maneuverability no parallel parking sure i can trust myself not to be an idiot because i love to drive but the people who only view driving as a way to get from A to B just dont give a fuck

[@MiMi_MoMo]

I think it’s a combination of our driving test being so easy (for example, I failed the parallel parking portion of the exam and the instructor still passed me…which has caused me to completely avoid driving to places that require it), and Utah’s massive population growth in the past 30-40 years. The constant construction, newfangled road concepts that are rarely tried in other places (have you driven on 54th in Taylorsville/Kearns, for example?), and the constant growth that requires constant road changes confuse a lot of drivers, including myself. If you are a Utah native that’s over 20, you’ve probably noticed that your hometown/city looks and feels completely different than it did when you were growing up. There are simply wayyy more people here than there used to be, and so my personal theory is that a lot of drivers don’t know what to do with that. For example, a place that had a 2-lane road with no shoulder and nothing in sight for miles 10 years ago, now has a 6-lane road with a full shoulder, a bunch of turn lanes, a roundabout, several stoplights, and a bunch of homes, stores and businesses on both sides of the street. And personally, I think all this rapid development has created situations where many drivers who were used to the 2-lane road don’t know what to do with themselves. To put it into perspective, Utah’s population in 1980 was 1.4 million, and most of the state was rural. However, as of the 2020 census, Utah has a population of 3.3 million, and it’s growing more and more rapidly than in the past. These days, the entire Wasatch Front is filled to the brim, and for most of us that have been around since at least 2000, the changes that have occurred in the past 20 years are drastic to say the least. The semi-rural towns of, say, West Jordan, South Jordan and Riverton are now some of the most populated cities in the state and they are only continuing to grow. So, TL;DR, my theory is that Utah’s bad driving stems from both our poor driving tests and our massive population growth that many people don’t really know how to drive in. Sorry for the essay. I hope it makes sense.

[@Fireflyepic]

one at 2:56 was a beast

[@i95Florida]

Great content in your videos - would love to see something on ramp meters. Thanks!

[@mikecamcorder3419]

Your username have seen a lot of bad and crazy driving.

[@rickgoldstein8071]

How many miles did you drive over the last 4 years?

[@Josh-of-all-Trades]

My company is now sending me to Salt Lake once a week. Probably because I invested in a dash cam... and cameras that are attached to the mirror and look back along my semi trailer. Good thing, too! One guy on I-15 merged into me and blamed me. The cameras saved my career.

[@cakeoperator4880]

Aww he was just warming up the tires around the barrels for the big Daytona 500 lol

[@by3XOTIC64CH]

The crazy part is that I know every single one of this places because I live in provo

[@MichaelWilson-fg9df]

California driver here.... your video game me so much dad rage and driver rage. good on you for keeping your cool through all your years of dealing with that on a week-by-week basis.

[@briandavidson3390]

Right at the end there, I was distracted by the gas prices. $2.22 a gallon? If only.

[@Mcfunface]

2016 was a good year

[@-Sam-S]

I never thought I would see drivers on par with Atlanta, but I have finally found them!

[@chickennoodlesoup347]

Oof. A lot of this is around BYU, where I go to school. Very accurate, unfortunately.

[@Monkeywar23]

That guy at 2:57 is just trying to have some fun in slow traffic

[@mrcryptozoic817]

I wouldn't count an innovative driver as a bad driver. If he were ticketed, I wonder what it would be, a handful of tickets or just one for "frivolous traffic behavior".

[@mathiastwp]

For a country with such a long-running car-fetish, ya'll sure don't know how to drive.

[@ALItm1]

Its a long running car fetish appreciated by very few people here. Notice its always the commuter cars/base models that always act dumb on the road

[@ronmiller6270]

@@ALItm1 playing on their cellphones.

[@brandonbadgett3224]

I live in North Carolina and I can relate so much to this. Sometimes I wonder how the dmv lets these people through.

[@burddog0792]

When I moved here I just needed to take an open book test to transfer my license...they said a handful of people failed. I think the driving test here has to be just start your car and you pass. Them big guvments can't tell me what to do! I've literally overheard people saying driver's licenses are unconstitutional.

[@ChrisAnn...]

Drivers Ed isn't taught in school anymore. This is a prime example of why it needs to return.

[@littlesavages170]

I'm doing this for drivers ed

[@TechMDYoutube]

I drive about 60,000 miles a year in Utah. Utah County is extra special. But overall I’m constantly avoiding at least one accident a week. They are crazy here

[@spencerftn1]

I've lived on both coasts, and in half a dozen states. Everyone thinks they have the worst drivers. People drive the same... And dumb everywhere. The one exception... Where I live now.. northern Utah is the worst for people holding up traffic in the left lane. It's insane.

[@HDPersonal777]

I agree!

[@nixcails]

I will confess on my several trips between Plymouth and Auckland I used to sit at red lights to turn right around LA as the turn on right (or left as it would be) doesn't exist in the UK or NZ unless you have a separate lane with a Give Way (Yield) into the other road. I was also prone to running 'STOP' signs as you get into the habit of Give Way to Traffic on Major road and don't stop if there's space to pull out

[@kevsongsandarrangements]

I recognize that piece. I think it’s Bizet. We played it every year for our HS graduations, a band arrangement though

[@billdoster9415]

The right turn signal for left turn vice versa are my favs, like we could use that test alone to determine if you should be allowed to drive 🤣🤣

[@bluered1322]

I notice driving a truck in Utah people seem to have a hard time staying in their lane especially on I-15. They reguarly stray toward me for no apparent reason like I'm driving a big magnet

[@brandmanstorys9216]

Im a Utah motorcyclist. And all I can say is I've adapted to have the eyes of a Hawk

[@roseolson4262]

One could make an ENTIRE series based off of St. George drivers alone!!!

[@HDPersonal777]

Yes!! I want to make one! I do not even dare drive anywhere in Saint George anymore it is crazy!

[@Deacetis1991]

This year, driving through utah and arizona, was a harrowing experience. I've lived in a couple big cities across the country and SW drivers take the stupid cake.

[@twincitiesdashcam9119]

Nice collection of idiots! Last time I was in Utah was back in 2003. Rode my motorcycle all over the Manti-La Sal National Forest and through Arches National Park. Fabulous scenery. That stretch of I-70 between Green River and Salina was a little weird- no gas stops/ exits for 100+ miles.

[@cameronperry8446]

I’ve avoided literally thousands of crashes in Utah. I’m an extremely defensive driver. Last well though my luck ran out as I came across truly one of the stupidest humans and he pulled out right in front of me on a 50mph road. I think I hit him going 40. He said he didn’t see me even though it was day time and I drive a truck. I’ve made the same turn he tied to make a thousand times and it’s not even remotely difficult to see approaching cars. I’ve driven in a lot of places and I feel like there’s more reckless drivers and impaired drivers. In Utah, drivers are just outright idiots.

[@DarrinSmith2520]

Lol. I grew up in Utah and incidentally am a practicing Civil Engineer. Actually lived there for 40+ years. Decided to make a life change and move to Virginia. I was shocked by how much more polite and accommodating Virginia drivers are. It is a bit worse towards DC, but still people seem much more patient and respectful. I have had to retrain the way I drive. Super nice people in Utah - however all that niceness seems to go away once they get behind the wheel.

[@nelhuiliztli2926]

As a native Utahn, my eyes are finally open of how bad of a drivers we are. Now I’m surprised that I haven’t been run over on my bike yet. Praying to God that’ll never happen.

[@EV6CrashCam]

5:04 I’ve been the guy in that black civic before. Funny enough, I was also driving a civic just like that. The story is that a guy was creeping in my blind spot when I thought it was safe to turn. He was in a dark grey Corolla (similar colour to the pavement) with no headlights on at about noon on a foggy, overcast day (here in Canada, you have to have your headlights on or running lights on at all times of the day)

[@zadrik1337]

I learned to drive in rural Utah. The first time I drove to Salt Lake City I was scared out of my mind by all the bad drivers. Most of these clips are around Provo/Orem. That is the worst part of the state. These clips don't even come close to the horror of having to commute with these people.

[@twowheelvalle]

The music was the best. 😂 Please more of this footage. 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@michartley74]

Sir, I have tried and tried to explain to people back home what I see everyday driving here.... now they can see for themselves. Some of these, I see multiple times a day.

[@ouchieslol9301]

Omg !!! Reminds me of earlier today in Logan 😂 someone almost hit me coming outta the canyon ! 🙄

[@kevincoughlin4459]

Lived (and drove) there in the late 70's. Glad to see nothing has changed.

[@krash66]

8:46 Cop going the opposite direction from you with two completely empty lanes in front of him. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PULL OVER, @Road Guy Rob. Just pay attention so that if he is turning toward you, you are not in his way. I am sick of drivers in NO WAY in the way of a cop/ambulance/firetruck, GOING THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION, slamming on brakes and pulling over. It is NOT necessary and NOT required, unless you are IN THE WAY of them. I have seen people come to a dead stop on an crowded city interstate, in FRONT of an ambulance trying to get through traffic, because they think they need to stop... NO... You need to GET OUT of THE WAY. I even once had to make a left turn on a red light to let an ambulance around me, because all other traffic at the intersection STOPPED in front of an Ambulance. Use your head people! That said... yes the rest of these are terrible drivers. BTW, I live in Atlanta now, and I could do this entire video in one week or less here. Yes, the drivers here are THAT BAD.

[@michaelhall9138]

Not in Kommiefornyastan. The only time we don’t have to pull over is on a divided road. Different states have different laws.

[@chrisyfrisky]

@@michaelhall9138 "Kommiefornyastan" too real bro

[@HelloKittyFanMan.]

Wow, I like that you chose so many streets that I drive on or around very often! Super familiar!

[@mariuszarszylo1476]

That view of the mountains though, wow. Beautiful. I'd be stopped on green also lol.

[@jocider5698]

Wow...this is making Connecticut drivers seem not as bad as I thought

[@jmburk55]

A drivers license in Utah requires less training and knowledge than other states. The test there is an open book test of all things. They also have traffic laws that contradict others which also confuses drivers.

[@azurekuzma3598]

I'm unsure what you mean. Both the test and permit tests are not open book; they are done in the DMV office with strict monitoring to prevent no cheating. However--it is true that our traffic laws are different than other states. I can't say much about the difficulty, I've only ever gotten licensed in Utah.

[@alfredkennedy3197]

8:40 hardly anyone stops for emergency vehicles anymore... they make it very dangerous for us to operate

[@jonedwards2107]

Not a native Utahn, but been here for several years now. Finally got me a dash cam.

[@Ari--d]

LOL that guy doing the slalom

[@ryanrichardson5951]

The red car at about 4:30 is not doing anything wrong. He doesn’t have to take the right if he doesn’t want to. Right on red is optional

[@marksandstrom4248]

Over several decades, living on the Pacific Coast and having family on the Atlantic Coast, I've crossed the USA and Canada by most major routes at least once. The I-15 corridor in SLC has struck me as being the fastest-driving heavy-traffic location I've ever seen, and also has higher speed limits for crowded locations. I'm usually a left-lane, not-too-much-over kind of driver, but I'm slow by SLC standards.

[@nya8688]

The term where'd ya learn to drive!! Really fits for those bad drivers. Not to mention how didn't they fail there test, or its just that easy

[@JuniorBloxHD]

4:14 never forget that right on red is an option, not an obligation

[@AlabasterClay]

Ok....yes, there are bad drivers. But you are so lucky to have the beautiful mountains all around.

[@beamerbread]

Hahah I learned to drive in California and when I first drove in Utah I was amazed by how friendly and polite Utah drivers were. I was only tailgated once. By another Californian 🤣

[@karmichaelblue]

I’m glad you’re the odd person out and had a good experience. Normally everyone is flipping each other off and road raging.

[@alexandermarvin9536]

Amazing none of these crashed. I just moved to Utah ~6 months ago. No wonder driving is so stressful.

[@beakr912]

It’s about time someone recognizes Utah for the bad drivers it has.

[@37thousand]

0:41 they just kept coming 😂😂😂😂

[@myriad1973]

You should give Florida a try one day..... especially around Orlando 😳

[@alexanderblohme5044]

Utah ppl is too busy reading the Bible than the driver lecture book

[@brucetx4432]

Such bad drivers in such a beautiful part of the country. Maybe that is what is happening.. everyone staring at the mountains and scenery instead of paying attention to their driving! We don't have that distraction here in Texas. Also, love the reactions! You really need to sell a tshirt with a "WOAHHHHHH" on it. I would definitively buy it.

[@ronmiller6270]

"everyone staring at the mountains and scenery" No, they are just in LaLa land or on their phone or god knows what else.

[@EthanNeal]

You've not been to Denton, then. Holy cow, these drivers are dumber than a box of rocks.

[@JohnTK]

Coming home from a vacation, I knew I had crossed the border into my home state because someone almost immediately tried to merge into us right before a bridge. Almost got shoved over the edge, had to slam on the brakes to not careen off the cliff.

[@TobiasWhisperwind]

"Congratulations, you passed your driver's test" "I done it"

[@swagner58]

@3:55 Ya gotta love those "Just the Tip" drivers

[@darryldee467]

Cool musical contrast at the end there. (orchestra-soft rock)

[@FirstLast-om8li]

IN mesa Arizona on the US 60 Freeway I once saw a lifted Toyota pickup get shunted buy a rear end collision in front of him just like in your intro he/she cranked the wheel and the car was sliding sideways down the freeway he/she still had the forethought to realize they were still going to collide you can see he/she put it in gear and floored it causing the rear wheels to spin out which brought the back end back around to straight and it missed the collision. that was the most amazing driving job I've ever seen.

[@pchris]

So weird seeing so much footage from my home town! It’s even weirder how over the past 2 years I haven’t really seen this kind of driving. I guess I’m exclusively on the roads in the afternoon and evenings so maybe bad drives only come out in the morning lol

[@bluesky2927]

Went to college in Utah and couldn't believe how terrible the drivers were

[@rmodjeski29]

As a truck driver, I've frequented Utah and I can say that I've used my horn in Utah more than any other state, coming close to California.

[@garricksl]

True

[@scottchristensen4081]

This is hilarious watching these stupid drivers pull these outrageous stunts. I’m from San Antonio and the drivers here are pretty bad as well. The absolute, most aggravating thing is when some idiot drives slow in the left lane of a freeway while others have to pass on the right.

[@caulintanner7380]

Phew glad to not see my car

[@bhbeats43]

6:34 how motorcyclist die. please drive to the next turnout and turn around. it takes no time.

[@williamnoll7935]

I feel your pain... but to be honest, I've done the construction cone slalom in my Mustang (when there is clearly no construction going on).

[@ahjgbhlahgaohgl]

4:11 the drivers with green did the right thing waiting for their path through the intersection to become unobstructed, unless Utah law is floor it on green...

[@Handle423]

8:50 Pretty damn sure you don't have to pull over when the police has a completely free street