UK Bad Drivers & Driving Fails Compilation | UK Car Crashes Dashcam Caught (w/ Commentary) #88

[@natalieislovely]

#7 - good on the other car for forcing you to slow down in a residential area. clearly speeding.

[@monkee1969]

& "it's my right of way' selfish attitude. This bloke is a c*nt & a menace & was so self entitled he sent his video in, may be not realizing normal people have normal brains & rational thinking!!

[@isctony]

agreed, terrible driving by the cam car, should have been a non-event, slow down, let the oncoming car complete and you keep moving, no problems

[@marksmanpola8055]

@@isctony hes not speeding tho is he. 30mph on a dashcam looks flying, its clearly sped up, u can tell by how he stops so quickly but so smoothly.

[@calibrazxr750]

so how fast was he going and what was the speed limit at the time?

[@chrisclarke8451]

@@marksmanpola8055 There is no way that road is 30 with all the driveways either side lol

[@alastairward2774]

I thought that HGV driver was just being lazy and drove off leaving his hazards on.

[@hardcoretam]

Same. Lucky the guy could run like the T1000

[@G15mpower]

Wouldn’t want to think about the damages a runaway lorry could do. Very lucky

[@hamshackleton]

If you mean the one with the tailgate open, where the driver chased it down the road - looks to me like he's got an automatic truck, and forgot to select neutral and put the handbrake on!

[@leeowen4989]

@@hamshackleton Automatic trucks aren't the same as automatic cars. Trucks have a normal clutch that is operated automatically by compressed air with a normal gearbox operated the same way. So if you are sat still with the transmission in drive, the clutch is fully disengaged and therefore applying no torque to the gearbox.

[@hamshackleton]

@@leeowen4989 If you watch Kev Tee and his salvage truck (on the Tube), that has a fully automatic box, he only selects neutral/park, forward, or reverse. Two-pedal driving.

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

12 is definitely not doing 20mph...clearly 20 for a reason with that blind spot.

[@initialyze]

Was thinking the same thing. Not just the person turning out that has responsibility. Also the responsibility of the person driving down narrow roads in villages with hidden turns.

[@williamstrachan]

He was the same guy going way too fast in 7 😅man is always in a rush

[@nevilebardos5702]

He's got a cheek to say the driver pulling out is in the wrong

[@samueloverend3517]

@@initialyze The thing about blind turns is that you've got to give the other car chance to see you.

[@martinbulmer1868]

3.20 You could see that oncoming car. If you'd slowed a little instead of speeding up, there would have been no problem. As it is, you're supposed to give way to anyone who is already committed. Thnk you for sending this confession.

[@rjk69]

"you're supposed to give way to anyone who is already committed" show me where it says this in the highway code? Getting to an obstacle first does not give you right of way. The oncoming car could clearly see the cam car and should have given way. If he believed he could clear the obstacle before the cam car reached the obstacle then you can continue but if you impede the oncoming car you have not given way as required. In this instance the cam car was travelling too fast and this may have contributed to the oncoming car not clearing the obstacle.

[@andylittle7231]

​@@rjk69you are wrong check the highway code. It says if you're already committed then you have right of way. Think you need to read the highway code mate👍

[@rjk69]

@@andylittle7231 Rule 163: give way to oncoming vehicles before passing parked vehicles or other obstructions on your side of the road. You are not allowed to start to pass if there is oncoming traffic, starting to pass when you shouldn't does not give you right of way.

[@erinspeller4025]

@@rjk69 the oncoming vehicle had started the maneuver when the cammer was passing the side road, and they were passing the second car in their lane when the cammer had reached the issue. The cammer breaked when they realised the cammer had failed to react to a hazard (rather than rushing their maneuver or risk the cammer coliding into the side of the vehicle). Once a maneuver has started, they have right of way as it is safer to allow them to continue that to argue rights. Technically, the highway code does not dictate a right of way for any vehicle, only safety.

[@johnstaring3210]

Absolutely well done the man in the last clip. What a vacuous woman she is, from a different planet.

[@Dudleymiddleton]

Yes it's about time us males started fighting back!

[@jonaswestfall]

That planet is called MURICA 😂😂

[@oceandrive7283]

Yes, what an entitled little cow she was!

[@electricxplorer]

What do you mean well done? She was making sure she hadn't been hit and was perfectly polite and he decided to be rude about it. If he'd have been polite it would have ended much sooner. No need to patronise her. And a 3ft gap between cars is not all that big. You should definitely leave more room.

[@paulsmith1812]

Agree, he was an arrogant, condescending moron

[@davecalvert6803]

Did #7 send that in to show us how dumb they are?

[@JB_inks]

I was thinking the same thing. Dumb and owned by the incoming driver. Embarrassing.

[@I_Don_t_want_a_handle]

Certainly has no hazard perception.

[@markperry4076]

And stoopid.

[@david1976aful]

#7 as he was already passing the parked cars before you got there, you should have waiting and not acted like a child.

[@G15mpower]

I’ve never understood the mindset of people who are in so much of a rush to cut you up nearly causing an accident, to then immediately slow down coz you’re too close because of their actions

[@o0TaxMan0o]

I ain't got time to wait, immediately followed by I'm not in a rush. Total fuck nuts

[@Bonzman]

Some people shouldn't be allowed near a dinky toy car let alone a real one.

[@Mysixshooter]

#7 was so arrogant that they thought they had the right of way down a road that has no lines dividing the 2 lanes. You must yield to a vehicle that is passing a obstacle before you. No one has right of way.

[@joncurtis199]

I reckon the dashcammer was going way too fast. Had they slowed down the oncoming car gets past without stopping and the dashcammer is on their way quicker. Really perculiar behaviour.

[@andyalder7910]

Absence of a centre line does not change the act that you have priority if the parked vehicle is on the other side, however the other car was already committed and cammer seemed to be going too fast.

[@benisprobablyangry239]

The dashcammer was going so fast that it wouldn't have been possible to make this judgment call. By the time the other car was reacting they were already passing the obstacle, and if the camera was doing at the correct speed (which would have been less than half his actual speed) they'd have cleared the obstacles before he even reached them.

[@rjk69]

Sorry but you are making up your own rules there. Nothing changes when there is no dividing line. The oncoming car was wrong for taking up the wrong side of the road way before the obstacle to intimidate the cam car. The cam car was speeding but the oncoming car was also at fault in my opinion.

[@jasonpoole6284]

James mcdonald, Clearly Speeding unless its a 40 in that built up area. Had time to slow down for other driver so both can freely flow, but nope you just aimed at them and kept your foot flat until the last second then braked. You need a smack in the gobb

[@johnwilde4953]

I think it is worse than that and I find this driving behaviour very annoying. It is good practice to give-way if you are the vehicle who has to move across the centre line to pass an obstruction. However, in this case there is no centre line marking so it less clear-cut to start with - but more importantly the other driver arrived at the width constraint well before the cammer and can be seen to have committed to move, leaving the cammer plenty of time to safely give-way. The fact that the cammer was driving excessively fast certainly compounded the situation as it decreased the time available for the other drive to complete the move. Any sensible interpretation of the rules are clear here - if someone has committed to the move you have to give-way to them, regardless of how affronted you are. This drivers approach to 'tunnel vision' driving is the precise opposite of defensive driving. He quite literally driving in the expectation that everyone follows the rules as he sees them - and to hell with those who don't.

[@makanai895]

It's a 30. Queens Road in Crowborough. Just after passing a school, church and chapel green.

[@frankhovis]

Is that the same one who's speeding in a 20 zone in clip 12?

[@jasonpoole6284]

Ya looks like the same idiot. @@frankhovis

[@andyalder7910]

@@makanai895 3:19 valley View Cl 3:25. elderly ppl sign. 82.5m in 5 s = 37MPH approx. Thought it looked fast but there were no white lines to get a measurement from before you said where it was.

[@chrisatye]

#12 is a perfect example of how to behave. Car pulls out - cammer stops, other driver apologises & drives off, everyone gets on with their day. No drama, no angry shouting, no horn beeping - it’s that simple!

[@the_deputy2327]

Maybe, but they 100% weren't doing 20mph though

[@TheIntronD]

#12 - it's a 20mph zone and you are doing way over 20mph. Yeah the other person should have looked better but then they are probably used to people obeying the speed limit in the village

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

They probably also don't have the "xray spot speeding drivers through brick walls" addon for their car, either

[@Bloodrayne800]

@@user-mv5zt8qd9l That should be fitted as standard to modern cars... no?

[@douglasreid699]

same cam driver in clip 7 where they dont slow down when a car is passing parked cars, and if they did ease off early they would make far better flow and progress. yeah a very fast driver that thinks others are in their way.

[@marksmanpola8055]

he wasn't speeding that much, u can tell the clip is sped up cause when he set off again and started doing 5mph it looked like 15

[@makemineapint]

He's a typical 'fast' driver, fast in a straight line and he's the one that catches you up in 20/30/40 mph areas, in my experience they're usually they're shocking incompetent when confronted with corners.

[@andyalder7910]

No 7 would get to their destination quicker by driving slower.

[@JB_inks]

A fact that is lost to so many drivers. And on the days when all that speeding gets them home 75 seconds earlier, what do they do with all that time?

[@I_Don_t_want_a_handle]

Yes. The number of times I have been passed by someone belting it only to end up sat behind them at the next lights is legion. I suppose they might be having more fun driving than me, but I'll live longer ...

[@joshuapage4584]

#12 is a 20mph limit, no excuse for the other driver to pull out but that’s a completely blind, tight road. Use some common sense, so many times I’ve had a close call by people flying through there

[@I_Don_t_want_a_handle]

Yup. If you know the road and the hazards, don't drive like a dick, and you won't surprise someone who can't see you coming.

[@Ll-ij2jh]

Yeah they are well over the 20 mph limit they’re probably doing 30

[@CMS-qo3wz]

@@Ll-ij2jhI think over 40 is a more accurate guess. What a knob

[@marksmanpola8055]

@@CMS-qo3wz HAHA over 40! are u having a laugh mate, come on be serious. if u think thats what 40 looks like then ur delusional. Also he wasn't speeding that much, u can tell the clip is sped up cause when he set off again and started doing 5mph it looked like 15

[@roaduser6438]

​@@CMS-qo3wzThe road dashes are painted at 6m centres so he'd have to be passing 3 per second to have been doing over 40mph. Do you see him doing that?

[@mericet39]

3:18 look too fast to me, surely more than 30mph?

[@rufus_mcdufus]

5:37 looked more than 20mph to me too.

[@benisprobablyangry239]

Way more, absolutely the fault of the driver here: if a child had run out into the road he'd have had no prospect of stopping.

[@shezziesbaby]

#2 😂😂😂😂. That caught me out. I thought the driver was in the truck and decided to go forward just as the car was trying to pass. When I saw the guy come sprinting into view, I cracked up 😂😂

[@JoannaHammond]

That motorcyclist really did do a "hit and run."

[@nikmachen6561]

A typically cowardly biker who thinks the noise his toy makes equals his toughness.

[@bobtudbury8505]

last one miss entitled> a clear example of her parents never saying no

[@FishGB]

And Men!

[@DavidJones-lz4io]

#7 The oncoming car was at the “pinch point” way before the cammer. “My right of way” syndrome took over, even when it’s clearly not your right of way

[@jerrydandrige1987]

7:12 that guy was very lucky that captain america wasn't packing semi-automatics in her coat 😂

[@crazyverdad]

Lol the last clip 😂😂 Jo lo trying to do a insurance claim the music must not be doing it anymore surprised the sun hasn’t got hold of this clip 🤣🤣

[@jjharson7344]

That last clip had me laughing - that woman should not be driving and the entitlement exuding from her was totally horrid, who ever has that for a missus is having a bad time of it you can bet on it... you could still see her number plate after she stalled in the camera he was no way anyway near her.... I think he was on point with what he said too...

[@johnmoore2342]

I'd want to see a video of the van driver to pass judgement on that one. Impatient gesticulating? Doesn't justify the car driver, but we don't know do we.

[@steveh7517]

She was clearly a moron but if you've seen someone stall infront of you when moving away on a gradient, common sense would be to leave a gap and the whole situation would have been avoided.

[@CaramelCrispies]

​@@johnmoore2342 Eh? what do you mean 'we don't know do we'?? Van driver could be giving wanker signals all day, people can gesticulate with whatever wanker/finger/face they want, smart thing always to do would be to drive away.... not get out and make a fuss. Your thought process on this annoyed me way too much.

[@jjharson7344]

@@johnmoore2342 I take your point he could have been tailgating her previously, but still...... what was she thinking?

[@nervousisotope5480]

@@steveh7517 Maybe I have a bit more sympathy for her since I was rear ended on a roundabout after stalling the other day. But I would definitely have left a bigger gap if I'd seen the driver in front stall their car. 3ft is hardly the fucking grand canyon

[@dessy76]

An American causing a scene out of nothing. I'm shocked.

[@DrummingFish]

The American was actually the good one in that clip. The cammer has a horrible attitude just for being told he's too close, which he is.

[@jbuckley2546]

Clearly unable to drive a manual car.

[@Heathen.Deity.]

Complete Karen and the perfect way to deal with her too.

[@davidc4408]

Racist. Do you say that with all Indian, Pakistan etc in uk

[@hikaru9624]

I'd give a like but I don't want to ruin the funny number.

[@philtucker1224]

He was a superb runner! Top marks to him!

[@GothicaBeauty]

Would give Usain Bolt a run for his money. xXx

[@johntate5050]

6:35 why are those two hogging lane 2 when lane 1 is empty?

[@repletereplete8002]

1:03 that pedestrian was lucky she wasn't a couple of seconds slower as she probably would have eaten a streetlight sandwich!

[@that355]

Excellent clip to end on. On one hand, the woman was clearly a very nervous driver (which is just dangerous for everyone) whilst the guy was the perfect type of driver to bring out her biggest driving insecurities. I don't like when folk get too close behind me either but you can't let it affect how you drive or you'll just never get anywhere. If they do hit your car, take it up with your insurance but otherwise just carry on with your day and enjoy the drive

[@HarrietBeaumont]

He was an a** and he's lucky he was dealing with her and not me, I wouldn't have been so polite to him if this had happened to me back when I was young and nervous.

[@Zoomer_Analysis]

@@HarrietBeaumontexample wbu women shouldn’t drive

[@1Chasg]

A nervous person wouldn't get out of their car like that after stalling.

[@matthewhill388]

Yeah agree on the nervousness, unfamilliar with brand new car as well. He can see she's struggling and decides to get even closer. Really?

[@norfener]

Being close-ish behind a car is not a problem when you are both stopped.

[@paulcollyer801]

0:48 Trucker here! A colleague had handbrake failure in our yard. Couple of points. 1) There Should be an audible alarm go off if you open the driver’s door with the handbrake off; I include that in my daily checks! 2) In my colleagues case, the handbrake had a fault and could literally slip off after a period of time for no reason other than it wanted to! Might not have been driver error, and if it was there was an “environmental factor” involved (no warning) too. It is for these reasons that Root Cause Analysis must be done! Blaming the driver is the easy option; sometimes that just means someone loses their job & the next driver could repeat…

[@jamiehaigh1707]

#7 you’re practicing for a drag race, yeah?

[@Daniel-S1]

4:52 What where you waiting for at the lights?

[@Rick-vm8bl]

Cammer in #7 is TOTW. Very clearly going way over the limit in a residential area.

[@mattsequoia5483]

He does a double whammy with his speeding. Same driver in clip 12,where yet again his speed is the issue. 🤦

[@Julmaa87]

5:55 - Maybe slow down, you're way over the speed limit.

[@KMsSqueakyClean]

7:15 “get back in ya car”🤣🤣

[@ezeee595]

1:30 you need to keep that lane clear for cars joining the motorway. The dashcam dude is in the wrong. I can see why the black Ford is angry.

[@v52gc]

It’s up to the traffic entering the motorway to enter lane 1 safely, they need to give way. If safe then yes, it’s polite and best for the flow of traffic to move to lane 2 allowing traffic to join before returning to lane 1. A brake check is never justified, the ford was in enough of a rush to not wait for a safe gap but then had enough time to mess around like that.

[@ezeee595]

@@v52gc it’s not a choice. It’s good driving practice to keep that lane clear at junctions. Sadly, most motorway drivers are not aware of simple things like this.

[@v52gc]

@@ezeee595 it’s even better driving practice to be able to observe when you don’t need to keep lane 1 clear. If there’s no traffic entering then by sitting in lane 2 you’re now impeding overtaking traffic.

[@ezeee595]

@@v52gc That’s my point. If there is traffic joining, then allow them to join without endangering other drivers. I’m not saying the left lane should be kept clear all all times.

[@cathallynch1]

3:18 There was so much time and room to slow down. The oncoming car likely stopped as he thought he was about to be hit head-on by a speeding driver.

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

The only one that should be apologising in clip 12 is the cammer, who's seemingly doing at least 30 in a narrow 20 zone with blind junctions.

[@TheEulerID]

OK, I did not expect that @0:43. That was one close call.

[@katiesinclair6272]

#15 was extremely satisfying

[@monk3yboy69]

2:40 I was thinking “twat” But then he got the lorry turned , no damage to house and the adjacent wall…” All you can say is respect.

[@endremeszes269]

#15... On the first driving lesson, my instructor told me, "tyres and tyres marks" ... If you don't know what is that, buy some lessons... You should keep safe distance at the traffic lights/ junctions because the car on the front can roll back any time...

[@Jarlenm]

1:51 Really the truck driver thought it was a good idea to make a U turn in such a narrow space?

[@issigonis975]

3:18 the oncoming car was committed slow down sometimes someone who does not have the right of way has the right. 5:26 it was very busy and this is an everyday moment you meet on a roundabout.

[@reaver69]

5:42 you were doing a lot more than the 20 mph limit marked on the road....

[@horrortackleharry]

3:52 Is the teeny-tiny virtually unreadable reg plate on that motorbike legal?!

[@adamholmes91]

I think he had a teeny-tiny something else too, by the fact he hit a cyclist and then ran away like the little cat he was.

[@that355]

#12 had me tensing the whole way down, you should be going much slower on a road like that

[@dualprocessed6713]

#7 If the opposite car has already started to overtake you are supposed to use a thing called a brake, try reading the manual to locate yours, then let them pass. Crazy I know.

[@joncurtis199]

Dont even need the brake. Taking the foot off the gas early would allow a natural deceleration.

[@techtinkerin]

That 2nd one RUNNN BOYYY😂

[@Axel_Kovacs]

Number 7 looked as though they were going far to fast for the area. Could be wrong but that looks like a 30. The Jag was clearly already committed to overtaking the parked cars so the dash cam driver should of slowed down and been courteous.

[@johnfh]

Good video. At 03:54 that was on another video a couple of weeks ago.

[@OldGit123]

#12 5:41 Speed limit is 20 mph. Is the cammer exceeding it ?

[@shm5547]

4:25 what a terrible driver, you could see that cyclist was going to pull out from a mile off. The driver was even pressing the brake pedal as their brake lights were on. There was nowhere near enough room to pass that cyclist even if they had been going straight on, the driver should have hung back.

[@Martin-88]

She slowed down to let him across, and then when he was already past her car he fell off his bike due to being drunk. It's his own fault.

[@kittyhawk9707]

was that you on the bike ? ..all pissed up

[@shm5547]

@@Martin-88 are you kidding? The driver crashed into the cyclist, completely taco'd the rear wheel of the bike. Perhaps the cyclist was pissed, but could equally have had a disability or this could have been a child. Drivers should take way more care than this around vulnerable road users, no matter how they are behaving. Maybe the driver was drunk?

[@deanmoncaster]

1:13 that pole would annoy me being right there if i lived where that guy does

[@terryrance2662]

My brother has one next door to him,he ain't bothered.

[@deanmoncaster]

@@terryrance2662 good for him

[@himagain803]

Have to hand it to James McDonald, sending not one, but two videos of him clearly speeding through a built up area and a narrow, winding lane, the latter having 20 marked on the road.

[@funkyjunkyjai]

That trucker would have needed a change of pants after that. Bet his life flashed before his eyes. So lucky 😳😆

[@Robinmuk]

Number 12 another clear speeder, it's 20mph there for a reason, very tight.

[@steveh3206]

Wow that biker was tough wasn't he... nearly fell off his bike trying to run away from the cyclist LOL

[@marksmanpola8055]

he didnt tho... the clip is right there showing that he didnt almost fall so

[@steveh3206]

@@marksmanpola8055 he did though... it's right there in the vid are you blind? Dude rode away so fast he nearly dropped his handbag too 😭

[@marksmanpola8055]

@@steveh3206 haha If u say so

[@steveh3206]

@@marksmanpola8055 I do

[@marksmanpola8055]

@@steveh3206 🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@MrRHeath86]

#2 I’m not gonna lie, I did not see that coming 🤣

[@repletereplete8002]

Let's hear it for the stand-up house that gave the HGV a helping shove around the corner;!

[@listerofsmeg884]

3:25 - looks too fast for that road Same at 5:50. Note the 20 mph sign

[@LaurenceReeves]

That lorry driver was bloody lucky!!

[@Ottosparty17]

My husband was driving in Cambridge, he was indicating left, but swung out to get the trailer round, in his mirror he saw a cyclist disappear under the trailer, he got out and dragged the girl and her bike from underneath, she immediately apologised and said she shouldn’t have gone up the inside. He felt sick until he found out she was ok.

[@hubertcumberdale9246]

James McDonald, clearly speeding, always going to find a problem driving at the speeds you’re doing

[@chaosfanatic123]

1:13 Did that woman seriously have a chance to help the guys in that car, yet she rejected it? Wow, some people are just straight-up selfish these days. But don't worry, there are still thousands to millions of genuinely good people in this world.

[@gw5427]

Help them do what? Repair the lamp post? She could of died if the top of it had hit her due to their irresponsible driving.

[@chaosfanatic123]

@@gw5427Oh, apologies for the lack of elaboration. I meant to say that the woman could have at least checked on the driver who had the accident. That's all.

[@oze3326]

The last one, the first thing a thought was he's a bit close. Staling the car does not mean you cant drive. Also he knew she stalled the car so the last thing you should do as a good driver is be really close behind them in case they stall again or there is some issue with her car and you have to go around.

[@Trek001]

6:20 "Don't be careful" And this, ladies, gentlemen and everyone else, is the advice given to most idiots on the road these days

[@monkee1969]

i think the kid said " dad, be careful"

[@jimenojaime7268]

#9 @4:40 Apart from anything else... never be tempted to let a few cars pass by ducking into a bus stop or lay-by while cycling - you'll never get back out again

[@v52gc]

Never say never, what you’re suggesting goes against the Highway Code (Rule 169). Sometimes the occasion might be called for when considering the flow of traffic (eg long narrow uphill road, not a busy high street).

[@paulcollyer801]

Clip7, cammer appears to be doing about 45-50mph on a restricted road, and then refuses to slow until way later than they should! Limit for that road likely 30.

[@jessh5310]

Truck made me laugh, had the same problem years ago, Iveco handbrakes were notorious for staying latched on for about 5 minutes then releasing.

[@carminethewolf]

Was the driver in #7 trying to hit 88mph and activate their Flux-Capacitor, then travel back in time to when speeding around residential areas wasn't an act of pure twattery?

[@CDBC]

2:41 Unbelievable that he never got out of the truck to take a look a things ...

[@ricequackers]

Ah, Mill Road in Cambridge, home to the dopiest cyclists in the country. Sometimes I miss living in Cambridge, but not the local roads.

[@scottvessey915]

#7 What was the speed limit and what was the cammers speed? #12 Now you know why they set the limit at 20mph

[@marksmanpola8055]

he wasn't speeding that much, u can tell the clip is sped up cause when he set off again and started doing 5mph it looked like 15

[@scottvessey915]

@@marksmanpola8055 Given the way the bonnet dips under braking force, I would have to disagree. It is a residential area with street lights, and no limit signs on the side roads, so most likely a 30mph limit and a cammer doing well in excess of that.

[@DaveJMcGarry]

2:54 my OCD is more asking why you have your wipers on!

[@dewindoethdwl2798]

Am I alone in finding that “WTF?” is the most common thought I have whilst watching these videos?

[@RogerPook]

Brake-checking, and even deliberate non-acceleration, should mean an automatic driving ban.

[@gracey62uk]

#15 I actually think the cammer is really rude. Yes, she stalled. But we can’t all be as perfect at driving as John can we. But she said she was just checking because they were really close to them. Just say “nope, didn’t hit you” let them check and off you go. No need to be a d!ck about it.

[@The-tg5zg]

Was thinking the same. Very rude.

[@danielmasonmusic2353]

1:47 that lorry is head-over heals for that wall

[@golfmk8r]

#1 bloody Mercedes…😂

[@thomasgarwell8214]

No. 3. That's true karma at its best🤣

[@markplenty2631]

The last one, oh dear! But this is why I leave a reasonable gap in front just in case incompetent drivers try to blame me for their own mistakes.

[@ironman8257]

You have to do it anyway. A slight rollback is accepted on driving test.

[@GamingCornerYT]

@00:03:28 slow down the car had already gone through so what a pointless clip if there was a crash the filmer would be liable

[@Ll-ij2jh]

7:19 The woman in this clip is 100% in the right the guy is way too close

[@benisprobablyangry239]

No, she's not right. Yes, he didn't leave a safe amount of distance. By stopping and getting out of her car, she created a problem 100x larger than the one she was complaining about. Sometimes, people just misjudge their stopping distance. Maybe one in a hundred times, a person who normally stops a good distance away will, for whatever reason, stop too close. When that happens, a safe driver will simply notice the hazard, make sure they have a lot of revs on so they don't roll back when they bring the clutch up, and move off normally. If a person instead decides to stop their car in the middle of a road, get out of the car and start a confrontation, they're now in the wrong - the original stopping distance issue has become completely irrelevant in light of their completely unsafe, unhinged and now very obviously illegal conduct.

[@Daniel-S1]

No she wasn't and if you've ever driven a van or a track with a short or flat-ish front you'd know he wasn't that close.

[@kittyhawk9707]

no... anyways she should be concentrating on not stalling her fucking car and what is on the road ahead... doesn't matter wtf is behind you ...

[@Marvhead]

​@@Daniel-S1if you can't see the rear wheels of the car in front, you're too close.

[@Ll-ij2jh]

@@benisprobablyangry239 So you agree with me then, why not just write then?

[@jeeptrucklover72]

He apologized? How in the fu*k is he supposed to see you coming around a blind corner?

[@stephenrochester6309]

When I saw “at least he apologised” I laughed. Can’t believe the arrogance.

[@electrogrim]

2:49 That counts as rush hour where you live?

[@ryanparker7258]

The woman cyclist reminded me of London, just coming up to Queen street station headed for the A2 doing 23mph as I checked saw the woman coming out of a junction to my left who didn’t look came straight out in front of me, I stamped on the brakes hit the horn and came to a stop under the bridge thinking I’ve just killed a stupid cyclist, went across my cab to get out and she wash beside me and I could hear her bike rattling as she was shaking that much. Got out to make sure she was ok and I hadn’t hit her, all she did was look at me got on her bike and rode off the way she came. To this day I have no idea how she didn’t end up under my lorry dead.

[@dp-sr1fd]

At 1:35 the cammer should have been in the middle lane to allow traffic to merge from the left.

[@DS-um9hi]

#6 she's confident enough to pull off that trick, and if that's your rush hour its pretty slow! Check your mirrors or stop driving.

[@kittyhawk9707]

oh yeah ..lets ride my bike between a lorry and a car... Darwin would approve ..

[@Garys1888]

Yasss another cyclist apologist. So because she was confident of doing that it makes it correct?

[@DS-um9hi]

​​@@Garys1888The driver admitted they should have checked their mirror. The driver also said the girl wasn't confident enough to be cycling in rush hour. I have said she is confident enough to make that pass (if she wasn't confident she wouldn't have made it.). I don't need to be an apologist because confidence doesn't come into whether it is correct or not. You are an apologist for idiot drivers who don't check mirrors. I noticed you didn't mention the lorry is parked illegally on the pavement and on double yellows but if the cyclist had been riding on the pavement I would bet you would have moaned about it. Your biases are clear.

[@phobiabae2005k]

#9 So I assume the police were called to report a drink driver? I would hope that they did this. Zero excuse for being intoxicated and being in control of any vehicle. James Mcdonald. Please contact your local arcade and advise you would like to return your drivers license you would in a claw machine back. Not a chance you should be allowed on the road driving like a complete and utter bellend. To be hopes when, not if, you do eventually have an accident, it doesn't involve an innocent 3rd party.

[@garyboyle695]

There is no such law as drunk cycling.

[@phobiabae2005k]

@@garyboyle695 Not sure on the point you're trying to make

[@asharak84]

@@garyboyle695 kinda sorta, you are not allowed to cycle intoxicated (section 30 RTA 1988, highway code #68) but there is no set limit - if you're dangerous on the road you can be done for it though it's not directly that "you were over the limit" it's that you were dangerous because of it. There isn't a number of points that go on your licence for it either. You can just straight have your licence revoked if it goes to court but it's super unlikely unless you're really really doing something wildly dumb - you'd have to have gone past dangerous & reckless all the way to furious to be in much danger of that probably, though by that point you might be more concerned with the potential jail time.

[@lornachapman3870]

No 7 speeding, sees car in the distance overtaking a parked car so speeds up to pretend the other driver is in the wrong

[@machendave]

Last clip, you’ve pulled mate

[@jazzhands7771]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@qtmatt]

Maybe number 7 needs to drive in slow motion from now haha

[@kannyvalley9176]

no 15 im crying the audacity.

[@bravo2966]

#7 (3:23) Sped up purposefully to try and screw the other driver up. Absolute bellend. If they'd just continued at a normal pace, there would have been no issue whatsoever. Another example of a cammer who tries to create a situation so they can wet themselves over having some footage to submit.

[@stu.k.5875]

#15. Don't try and argue with stupid people. She seem to tick that box.......

[@huwlewis9059]

James McDonald likes speeding, doesn’t he!

[@mysticalbeing8943]

that car had 6 years to break at 4:30

[@maffysdad]

Yeah, no12 wz doing more than 20 thats for sure

[@Adrenaline4real]

#10 Well someone was in a rush before realising they were going the wrong way!! 0.0

[@Nextrons]

#12 I understand in the case o f accident it's faul vw here but you if you now this road and this junction it's very dangerous... Why it's so hard to slow down little... I have in my city this junction and every time when I driving I slow down.

[@alexmcmeekin2658]

3.50 That Motorbike rider is not just "in the wrong this time" ..... he's an absolute danger to everyone on the road and pedestrians and needs his licence taking away. He has an attitude problem that will get someone seriously hurt sometime probably quite soon! Most of the stuff shown on here is usually just ignorance or incompetence or distraction or just absent mindedness. Plus we all make mistakes at times. That Biker though was acting that way through sheer arrogance for others. That's dangerous, very dangerous.