UK Bad Drivers & Driving Fails Compilation | UK Car Crashes Dashcam Caught (w/ Commentary)

[@K.t.b.f.f.h]

16 is hilarious 😂..the car was like stfu I'll just reverse myself.

[@beasty7063]

Even funnier how the car is like oh sorry pal no problem I’ll get out your way. 🤣

[@Jac70]

#16 Goons getting out to remonstrate without securing their car is always gold. The builder's ass crack just adds to the comedy 😂

[@SpudUNoLike]

Made my day, funny as :D

[@stevekenilworth]

but trucker was wrong expecting car to reverse out blind what looks to be a fast road, even if car should held back the trucker should got out and helped to see if road was safe to reverse on if trucker had to have extra room , even if not to help that car driver but possibly make it safer for those driving on that country lane as could been a serious crash. why people forget to put parking / hand brake on still do not understand.

[@grahvis]

Seen that one before. It makes me laugh how a failure to exercise a bit of thought and a lack of courtesy made him look really stupid.

[@Pizzpott]

What's even more hysterical for me is that by fucking up because of his audacity, he let the other driver go where he wanted to anyway. And I bet he was pissed about it all day too....

[@mattlad6935]

#17 9:40 I just love the fact that the car "crashes" and the radio presenter says "yeah right, we've got some funny ones coming in again......"

[@quantumrobingaming6667]

Going past a row of stationary traffic at full speed, that leaves you no reaction time. Slow down, it helps!

[@Rich6Brew]

It also helps if drivers make sure its safe to change lanes, which, in this case, it wasn't.

[@acechimera7394]

Fuck right off, should we also walk around in stab proof vest just in case someone has a knife? No these people who pull out without looking should get jail time at the very least

[@quantumrobingaming6667]

Yes very true!

[@colinsmithers6961]

@@Rich6Brew There'll always be people who don't make sure, which is why you have to drop your speed when you're going past them.

[@VictheSecret]

#8 ND weren't often called Norbert Dangerousangle for nothing.

[@petersylvester2905]

Parents - "it's ridiculous, my son is paying £3500 a year to insure a Corsa" Clip #17 - the Corsa.

[@PeterChapman-rg6gr]

#8. Never pass a lorry on the nearside when it is making a left hand turn.

[@SinkyYT]

The truck had no signal on.

[@pugman205]

​@SinkyYT that shouldn't matter in this case. The road is left hand turn only. Thr Yaris driver intentionally drove into the hashed area on the trucks near side, positioned themselves perfectly in the blind spot. In my opinion the truck driver has positioned him or herself in such a way as to see traffic coming from the right.

[@segandy2888]

​@@SinkyYTThe truck had no signal on because the road he was joining is a dual carriage way where you have to go left, so it's obvious where he is going.

[@richardclarke9966]

@@SinkyYT To not understand the lorry's turning circle is a massive cock-up on the Yaris' part

[@PeterChapman-rg6gr]

@@SinkyYT It is a left turn only junction

[@mikethecabbie8476]

#13 Punto driver is SO on the hook for this one. Regardless of why BMW driver did or didn't do, he cut in front of BMW, causing a swerve (evasion or retaliation, I can't tell), then cuts back in an attempt to stop BMW from re-passing.

[@JacobHarley-lv7nd]

and then looks like he thumps the BMW driver.

[@BenosTDG]

#8 - I found this junction in Google maps ages ago. The exit is only one lane (checked on street view) so the Yaris should've queued up behind the lorry.

[@caolkyle]

Lorry had right of way over the Yaris but still at fault as should've checked the mirror before moving off

[@sloppyfadge9565]

I’ve obtained and hgv class 2 licence recently I can tell you now the lorry drive has zero blame the Yaris wouldn’t have been visible to the driver of the lorry. And the driver of the lorry wouldn’t have only had a second to have spotted the Yaris move up his inside like it did. I’ve been driving for 26years and I was always taught to never ever go up the inside of artic lorry even if there is a second lane as you never know if the drivers seen you and the trailer will cut the corner even if the lorry doesn’t. Yaris 100% at fault.

[@caolkyle]

@@sloppyfadge9565 I obtained my Class 1 recently too and would be at fault for not checking your 5th mirror before move off (whole purpose of the 5th mirror). There was plenty time for the driver to see the Yaris, just like if a cyclist had undertaken them. If the lorry was still rolling then would be plausible to pass home but coming to a stop, means driver should’ve did check again before moving off

[@sloppyfadge9565]

@@caolkyle​​⁠never had a (5th mirror) when I got my license so I’ll have to assume it’s the one I’ve seen that looks straight down on some lorry’s. I can’t make one out here. If the driver didn’t see the Yaris move up his inside which is entirely plausible and defensible as traffic is coming from his right so that’s where the majority of his attention will be the Yaris stops at a point that is very likely not visible to the driver of the lorry. Even the AA have done test recently showing how invisible cars lorry’s and busses become when the angles are right. They lost an artic in the A pillar of a focus at a roundabout in one test. We all have personal responsibility taking any away from this Yaris driver and putting it on the lorry driver is wrong. Maybe he could have seen the Yaris but the Yaris should not have been there the cam car did the right thing.

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

@@caolkyleI’m not saying the lorry is at fault however where do you get the term right of way from?

[@bluecardholder]

Some oldies on there being doing the rounds for years.

[@malcwhite]

Indeed. The one where the lorry meets the guy who forgot his hand brake is several years old.

[@PP-cm4re]

Maybe people are finally starting to drive with common sense. So these dash cam channels are struggling for new content 😂

[@quantumrobingaming6667]

#8 is left turn only, the truck is clearly giving himself space to pull out as straight as possible. The car completely ignores the truck, undertakes and sits in the truck's blind spot. Silliness all-round from the Yaris driver, I'm not sure the truck would have known it was there. However, the truck could have positioned a bit better, albeit if that was a Ferrari sat in the same position I doubt the Yaris would have undertaken it.

[@michaelh7741]

​@waltersobchak1719its a single entry to the dual carriageway. The hgv driver was closer to the lane markings than the car, which has driven over the hatched section.

[@michaelh7741]

@waltersobchak1719 4:05 - 4:07. A few feet beyond the crossing markings there are faded lines which are clearly hatched markings. They are also visible to the right hand side of the lane as well. Its not a dual lane entry.

[@michaelh7741]

@waltersobchak1719 4:15 under the hgv tyre. That is a hatched marking. Its faded but its still there.

[@rickconstant6106]

@@michaelh7741Those are the lines marking the edge of the pedestrian crossing.

[@michaelh7741]

@@rickconstant6106 no it isnt, thats much further back. The edges of the crossing would be parallel and extend the full width of the road.

[@georgercop]

#17 the radio couldn't have lined up any better. Cherry on top xD

[@problemchild1976]

I love that..... "Riiiiigght hahaha"

[@mrcellophane99]

#1 - I hope John has learnt that no matter what the lane markings say, a quick glance in your mirrors can save a lot of aggravation

[@christopherwilson8671]

The manor of his driving, racing away from the lights, shows that "he doesn't have to look... Its my right of way..." 🤦‍♂️

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

NEVER change a lane without checking! I agree!

[@anonymousinternetuser7519]

9:43 two kids trying to handbrake turn I reckon, and how perfect was the radio!

[@sarahbarton4977]

6:36 didn’t know Bumblebee liked classical music 🎶 lol 😂

[@stu.k.5875]

#13. Regardless of what happened before, the idiot in the red car should be prosecuted for assault.

[@jeremypnet]

If it’s true that the brakes did fail with #7, the cammer is quite lucky that the van didn’t make the bend.

[@granddadmark7639]

#12 and the secret lane on the motorway was completely clear 😅

[@keithsquawk]

14 - row of cars indicating left, petrol station - did we leave it a little late maybe and then blame it on those we carved up?

[@stephenbagwell8275]

why can't so many drivers overtake vehicles signalling left?

[@michaelh7741]

One of the cars comes to a stop on the slip lane for the petrol station causing the car behind to take action to go around causing the next car to move out and colliding with another car. The first car could be liable for causing the incident.

[@problemchild1976]

Generally a cluster fk but the woman remonstrating is wrong and tbh the cammer pulling up in the live lane when there is also a safe petrol station right there could have done better tbh

[@Enginesetc]

​@@michaelh7741no you should leave enough space behind a car

[@michaelh7741]

@Enginesetc yes but you dont really expect someone to stop on an exit slip. Its caused a domino effect resulting in a collision.

[@bonnetdedouche]

#8 No contest, Car driver is at fault 100% you just don't sneak up the inside of a lorry when the lorry driver will obviously be looking to his right waitig for an opportunity to pull out, and by time he glances to his left he won't see the car where it is. The car could still have got out of that situation though by pulling out quickly as soon as he seen the lorry pulling away (As obviously it would have been safe otherwise the lorry wouldn't have started moving off) Instead the car driver froze.

[@MRDNRA]

@waltersobchak1719 Even if the lorry driver had checked, the car was most likely completely in the lorry driver's blind spot.

[@MiningForPies]

@@MRDNRAthat’s why we drivers are taught to check our blind spots before setting off. A two lane junction like that, poor stuff from the lorry.

[@MiningForPies]

Hand back tour licence.

[@MRDNRA]

@@MiningForPies I agree, they could probably have checked more closely, but the car driver also should not have even gone there to begin with. I was simply stating that that's why they ending up colliding.

[@bonnetdedouche]

Na not a chance, car driver is a muppet for even going up the inside of a lorry that is obviously turning left, lorry is wide to give him space to turn, car should hang back till lorry has made it's manouvere. I'v been a delivery driver up and down the uk long distance for 15 years and know from previous experience witnessing that type of thing you simply don't pull along side a lorry who is turning the way you have gone up.

[@TheCatBilbo]

I learnt long ago: inappropriate speed means you have less time to see, react & take action. It also means that if an accident happens the damage to you & the car can be much worse!

[@phillipgwynne6580]

#17 It's like Blue Corsa was surprised that they had to turn to the right, surely just indicating would've sufficed? 🤣

[@jamieturner4637]

#9 is super dangerous. Move as far back as possible. Another car can come through at speed. Especially if angle of crashed car doesn’t reflect light back well.

[@stevefriswell5422]

well done to the guy in no 7 for looking out for the guy in the va

[@andropov21]

With no clue as to the physical state of the van driver, the old guy comes out and starts ranting about his wall. SMH.

[@benhartley2486]

@@andropov21 Don't blame him. You're allowed to be annoyed if your property's damaged.

[@listerofsmeg884]

​@@andropov21how can you tell he was 'ranting' from a silent clip? . Seems to just be shocked at what happened.

[@grumpyone5963]

It’s almost certain that the brakes didn’t fail. People love to say this but there’s a duel system. If the front fail the back still work and visa versa.

[@owieprone]

@@grumpyone5963 Does that work if there's no brake fluid?

[@lawra.01]

#16 gave me a good laugh

[@darthkek1953]

2:25 1st reaction, "typical Audi driver", 2nd reaction "okay, they had a medical emergency - but it's an Audi driver so LOL"

[@CH11LER.]

That van which lost its brakes. Probably not experienced enough to understand engine braking, pulling the handbrake gently until you come to a stop, force the engine to stall in gear etc etc, to bring the vehicle to an emergency stop. It amazes me that engine breaking is no longer taught as driving instructors have been told it raises the emissions due to higher revs (wrong since the moden engines recirculate the exhaust gasses when you're moving without accelerating.

[@csabitapaszto]

16 and 17 made laugh especially 16 😂

[@71calex]

#17 the radio was pretty apt 😂

[@14rnr]

I like the comments more than the clips on these videos.

[@adampoultney8737]

Re upload? I’ve seen most of these clips before

[@NitramGTi]

Yes same as the previous episode. Is there no new material?

[@cyberwomble7524]

@@NitramGTi After Brexit, there no more distractions in the UK, so everybody drives perfectly.

[@Graham_Langley]

#10 I take the view in situations like this that it's down to the driver with the better view of the situation to avoid it - in this car the camera car.

[@grumpyone5963]

Their awareness was terrible. There was plenty of time to avoid the bump.

[@jeremypnet]

If only there was a way he could have known the other car was reversing, perhaps some sort of light at the rear that only comes on when the car is in reverse gear.

[@charlotteinnocent8752]

Also trying to go a little too fast in a tiny car park.

[@sticky170]

9:00 can you move mate...... Cheers 😂

[@paul8161]

Congratulations for the blue tiny car,, certainly a bit smaller after nearly getting flat packed by the artic for the monumental stupid move of trying to be clever and sneaking up the side of it into its blind spot getting himself a newly modified car..top marks 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♂️

[@paul8161]

@waltersobchak1719 totally..good job your on utube to explain these things , mr expert, I think you may have missed your calling in life and should be a hgv driver trainer 😉.

[@mingo82]

@waltersobchak1719 i dont think you seem to know what a blind spot is? Theres no chance the Lorry saw the car there.

[@paul8161]

@waltersobchak1719 it's a bit of a jump assuming the lorry driver didn't bother to look isn't it, I'm guessing you must be driver trainer training hgv drivers because you seem to think you have all the answers..you tell em buddy I'm sure the driver will be all ears as you cretic his driving. 👋. Ps most people with half a brain wouldn't have put there car where the yaris was for obvious reasons as the clip proves 😏.

[@paul8161]

@waltersobchak1719 you tell em buddy,, I'll look out for you in your hgv when you have your licence, you can tell em all what there doing wrong 😉.ps he put the trailer in the middle because the trailer will follow that line,, funnily enough where the genius car driver was.

[@paul8161]

​@waltersobchak1719 I wouldn't trust u with a Nissan micra let alone a hgv buddy😂.

[@64kram]

#16 is perfect!

[@beasty7063]

7:03 in the video the classical music makes the whole situation funnier

[@Saya2009able]

5:21 they get an eBay alert lol

[@viralhype_]

Oh 😂 ! My favourite is clip #16 ! Just the best! 08:48 😂

[@TarikM2C]

#6 2:35 - sad to see the guy who slowed to avoid the rolling car get rear ended because of someone not paying attention behind.

[@marklaw5116]

#14 The Merc driver was in the wrong for pulling out into traffic, but the driver of that silver MPV had 3-5 business days to brake or move over, and they still plowed into the Merc without even slowing down. They were definitely distracted.

[@barry5165]

#7 Can't park there mate! 😂

[@velogoo]

I’ve seen #16 before but it is hilarious

[@honestchris7472]

At 4:13, the car driver was totally innocent of any blame, he was already waiting to turn left when the lorry started to turn and he was in the lane to turn right, if he could turn right, the lorry driver just assumed that the car had gone.

[@MRDNRA]

Clip 1 - as soon as I saw how the lane split it was too obvious what was about to happen! Whenever lanes split like that people suddenly become totally oblivious to the lane markings.

[@joncurtis199]

How does 1 even happen? Surely the dashcammer could be checking out their mirrors and see something behind too...

[@InevitableMayo]

There's a lane split like that near me leading up to a roundabout. Left and middle lanes to go straight, right lane to turn into the nearby town. The right lane and the middle is where the split happens for some reason instead of the left lane splitting, which makes no sense to me. I used to drive onto the right lane a lot and all too often just as I'm approaching the split, cars will just drive out of the left lane into the middle without looking. If I was intending to use the middle lane then I can't even tell you how many times I'd have been hit.

[@sowts5157]

He couldn’t have been checking his mirrors

[@InevitableMayo]

@@sowts5157 though he should have been checking, I suppose a lot of drivers get that mindset on them that it's their lane, so there's no reason to check. This clip just shows why you should

[@slayr399]

#12 hope the cammer is referring to themselves with that caption and realises they too were not paying close enough attention, given how they swerved into the middle lane.

[@SpudUNoLike]

Too many people driving in the overtaking lane, too close.

[@robloxfan4271]

9:08 that made me chuckle

[@darrents44]

#1 going into that lane is a nightmare, not just that because as you turn that corner, sometime someone is turning down the side road on the right.. Also a few accidents that way!

[@maselm]

8:26 Turned your indicator on so they thought you were taking the junction to the left. Should have kept it off and they’d have known you were going straight on

[@TheGeep]

#8 The Lorry driver is 100% at fault. Sure the car could have been a little more situationally aware, but you don't expect someone to drive into your lane and sideswipe you when they are clearly in the adjacent lane.

[@jpphillippe2]

6:44 #13 Seems like the raging punto driver needs to listen to the relaxing music then his punto wouldnt have baroque.

[@bobtudbury8505]

2:27 drivers seems to ill not asleep to me. classic case of WRONG to do away with the hard shoulder too

[@suficer7827]

If brakes are flashing like that it's pointing towards him having a seizure, his legs will be straight and tight pounding on the brake panel or something similar.

[@bobtudbury8505]

4:25 it's because they do not overtake and move lanes, they just sit there attending the steering wheel

[@mikethecabbie8476]

#8: This one's ages old (like #7), but it's down to the lorry driver. At 3:46, the car is clearly in front and should have been visible to lorry driver.

[@jimchizz]

#14 with the hands on hips, she slips into Karen mode instantly.

[@FormulaGuppy]

2:34 F to pay respect to that bmw or what ever it was, tried so well to avoid the passed out driver only and the HGV on his left only to get shunted from behind by someone not paying attention.

[@ianhughes3590]

I drive for Tesco and number 6 happened to me around 6 years ago on a quiet morning around 7am on M6 near J36 southbound but he was doing a much higher speed! Annihilated his S40 and pushed my taillift into the trailers tyres. Good job he hit me because he would definitely have hit a bridge support if not. He seemed like he fell asleep at the wheel. Police came and spoke to him for no more than 2 mins and left. Didn’t even breathalize him!

[@kevinmoffatt]

I was driving through the usual nonsense on the M25, stop/ start after a day shift and returning to our remote depot to hand over to the night driver. It wasn't until I signalled to come off the slip road that a display came up on the dash of tail light failure. I stopped in the first layby to find that someone had hit the O/S/R of the trailer demolishing the lamp cluster, most likely in the non stop shunting on the motorway. We had no maintenance at the remote site so I wasn't popular when I phoned it in and I got the impression they suspected me of reversing in to something

[@farrier2708]

3:53 Up to the insurance to sort this one out. However, Judging by the road layout I think it was probably obvious that the lorry would be turning left, so I'm on his side. Rule Nr. 1 : Never! Ever! get on the inside of an artic' turning. They need a lot; I mean a LOT; of room and have blind spots under the cab. AND Constantly bear in mind :- "The biggest vehicle ALWAYS wins."

[@danj3789]

As the mantra in India goes, "might is right".

[@TheCaptain7190]

You might be on the lorry driver's side but he's 100% at fault.

[@farrier2708]

@@TheCaptain7190 His only fault was not properly blocking both lanes so that he couldn't be undertaken. Whether or not that would make him 100% at fault is debatable. Certainly the driver of the car was unaware of the consequences of going into the artic's blind spot.

[@TheCaptain7190]

@@farrier2708 His fault was that he encroached on the inside lane and smashed into a car which had every right to be there. It's his responsibility to make sure that his way is clear before proceeding. Lorry drivers don't have the right to proceed blindly whilst putting the onus on other road users to get out of their way.

[@farrier2708]

@@TheCaptain7190 You obviously have never driven anything bigger than a family car and do not have any idea of the difficulties involved in driving a 44 tonner. The trick is to give them plenty of space and to help them as much as possible. Remember, it's them that keep you fed and clothed.

[@FormulaGuppy]

4:32 Good video so far this one :) So this is the HGV deciding hes had enough of the 3 cars lane hogging the middle lane. Theyre not overtaking so move back to the left. Or again sit in their blind spot and loose.

[@TomTheSaintsGuy]

Hard to believe that all these drivers once passed their driving tests

[@memes3874]

#16 car drives better without him in it

[@Hu5ky]

03:50 car was at fault for undertaking - there is no way the lorry driver could see the car due to the angles and shape of the vehicles - the road is a one way so automatically the lorry is turning left and due to it's size requires EXTRA room for his maneuver which car drivers dont understand most times - also there is only one lane - notice the road markings @ 04:03 BASIC RULE NEVER UNDERTAKE A LORRY/ARTICULATED VEHICLE

[@fishsauce7497]

3:54 :: it's the car. I always hold back when I have a lorry at right turning in same direction as me. Left or right doesn't matter.

[@GWRailFan]

5:35 id 100% say both are at fault, he shouldn't of pulled out a Parking spot so Quick, and maybe beep a bit Quicker as the driver might not have seen them

[@MrSonicAdvance]

#1 That's a weird set of road markings, not sure where the guy he crashed into came from. #8 Blue car put itself in a dangerous spot and the obvious happened. Could have got out of that spot by moving when the artic did, but sat there and got squashed instead.

[@rbernardo4748]

#5 granted the gold was closer than needed to the fiesta, but smashing the brakes when the light is still yellow, without checking mirror for traffic behind you, what the golf driver did was actually avoid a collision.

[@Trek001]

#4 I have seen a few times - including once before on here

[@richardclarke9966]

Not excusing the beemer driver's actions, but travelling that close to him gave the cammer no exit route. Why people insist on getting in the car infront's boot I don't know

[@SpudUNoLike]

Just give the guy some space; we all saw him dropping someone off, which means he needs to turn around.

[@anthonyleecooke]

3:40 Yaris is at fault Here. Truck is turning left. He needs that space. They in his blind spot, when HGV or bus is turning you need to give them the space not cut down them

[@ktgequestrian4475]

It was so obviously stupid. It makes you wonder if it was a crash for cash.

[@stevekenilworth]

no such thing as blind spot if you use mirrors correctly and often. you see car enter blind spot you know that lanes closed till you see then ahead or far behind. careless part on the trucker not using mirrors enough. car was stopped truck went it to car. so most blame on the trucker highest id say 40% car 60% truck fault with insurance but prob more on truckers part. even had comment from a trucker for 30 years and he said im right and he said when he started trucks had much smaller mirrors he always knew what around him, 60% mirrors 40% looking ahead, now trucks have all sorts extra mirrors what clearly no been use to spot car entering the blind spot

[@michaelh7741]

#9 id argue that foreign lorries simply shouldnt be allowed on our roads. They are far too dangerous.

[@DS-um9hi]

Almost as dangerous as standing in the carriageway whilst you make calls. Get to the central reservations, silly people.

[@kevinmoffatt]

@@DS-um9hi Stand there chatting like it's middle aisle at Lidl, stupid doesn't start to describe it.

[@leetori1]

#13 small car, BIG chap!

[@michellereader5352]

The drivers that do the wrong thing is making us all good drivers pay for it, its got to stop.

[@laugesen18]

7 is ancient 😂😂

[@Orion40000]

The Audi that impacted the lorry probably autobraked when it detected the impact. I know that the brake lights come on when VAG cars apply the brakes by themselves (like if it thinks you're going to hit a wall when parking or whatever) so I'm going off of that. Note that the hazards came on as well, so the car was definitely "aware" of what was happening to it.

[@gloriousradio]

#7 - Evri has left your parcel in a safe place.

[@davea.2311]

#7, how does a brake failure affect your ability to turn the steering wheel?

[@AJB2K3]

#8 looks like the car driver was never told about the Lorry turning rules.

[@paul31dunny]

Most of the clips have been in previous videos, what's up with that?

[@anonracer95]

#4 seems familiar because I saw that last year

[@MrMaster2262]

7:20 - Smash for Cash (Team Work)

[@blank-dr2kx]

4:37 Range Rover/defender witnesses full incident and drives away.

[@j.tann1970]

#9 Don't jump to conclusions and say "never be in the blind spot of a foreign lorry" as you can't always tell. The car driver was in lane 3, the lorry in lane 1. I doubt the car driver was able to see the lorry was foreign while passing the SUV in lane 2 before making their lane change.

[@AJB2K3]

#17 and then the camera goes and breaks the law by parking on the parent blocking its use.

[@caljackal6139]

I'm getting sick of getting abuse from other drivers because I'm change lanes to the right hand side of a short dual carriageway near my home because I turn right at the roundabout at the end of it to get to my village. I've had beeps, and swearing and even brake checks. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong but from what I i hear they are treating me like a "fast lane hogger" when I'm using it for the actual reason; to turn right.

[@leexgx]

Some cars automatically activate the e-parking brake on crash (Toyota Prius for one)

[@Adrenaline4real]

#8 Technically both drivers at fault, however the blue hatchback more at fault for not anticipating the needs of the lorry regarding its turning arc with the trailer. Also, if I were next to the lorry and it started moving that is a signal to also move off and not sit there waiting like a frigging melon!

[@nadim1683]

Seen most of these before..

[@SEBZED86]

#7 brakes failed maybe the handbrake might’ve slowed it but it’s shame because panic sets in and your mind goes to jelly

[@Parknest]

#10 & #15: Martin seems to be accident prone. I hope it isn't the same Martin Meredith who plays alto saxaphone in UB40.

[@Ultimatemouse]

the lorry driver is at fault legally speaking. 3:55 the car whilst small and shouldn't be there was not in the lorry drivers blindspot meaning if the lorry driver had actually looked like you're supposed to to check for motorcyclists, cyclists or pedestrians when driving a HGV he would have seen the tiny car. i do have frustration with the lorry driver for not doing a final look before pushing forward i am more mad at the car driver because that is suicidally stupid, if you want to get crushed like a coke can in a hydrolic press channel then thats how you do it.

[@stacybaggott88]

female merc driver had to dodge prius taxi making a last minute turn into fuel station.no doubt another foreign taxi driver,bloody menace.

[@billy-jadeachiu2296]

All of these incidents are PREVENTABLE by just SLOWING DOWN and PAYING ATTENTION.

[@Cookieman524]

#8 Obviously the lorry driver is at fault as he has a duty to be more aware given the enormity of his vehicle. That being said the car driver didn't put himself in a good position but he is actually allowed to be there.. not wise though.

[@alonzoharris222]

Clip 12 - Why is everyone in lane 3 whem lanes 1 & 2 are moving freely.

[@hamshackleton]

They probably last read the Highway Code when motorways were first introduced, and advertised as - left lane = slow lane. Middle lane = medium fast lane, and outside lane = fast lane.

[@alonzoharris222]

@@hamshackleton I'm sure that defo has something to do with it. You only have to drive on M25 to see that lane 1 is nearly always empty.

[@davekelly8168]

No #16 😂😂😂😂

[@r0aky]

reupload?

[@neildyer128]

1 st clip , clearly racing he didnt need to use the empty lane he knew the guy next to him wanted to change 50/50 lol

[@neildyer128]

4th clip just genius typical bmw driving

[@timmytimmy9757]

4:56 if you have a crash on motorway no matter what dont stand around in the carriageway having a chat about it. Easy to way to die

[@neildyer128]

9th clip typical blindspot accident.

[@oddities-whatnot]

Number 1, did the cammer not look before changing lanes ?

[@DeanGetYourWings]

8:22 - The fucking final boss of death stares. Jesus

[@Pizzpott]

The highlight for me was #17.....