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

[@bravo2966]

#5 (1:58) If they were 'traffic cheaters' they'd have gone a further 100 yards down the road. They're trying to get in as soon as they see they're in the wrong lane. Just because you use that road every day doesn't mean everyone else does. There's a similar one near me, two lanes go left, I was in the left lane, then as soon as I got round the turn I saw the signs and I realised I needed to be in the right lane which was busy, mine wasn't. A van closed right up to stop me getting in. Windows open I asked why he blocked me, he just gave some abuse about cutting in. I said if I was cutting in I'd drive 200 yards up and cut in there. He continued to block me so I just said "Ok watch this" and drove the 200 yards up the road and got in no problem.

[@j0ebaldw1n]

I know exactly the road that clip showed and yeah, they probably just got trapped in the wrong lane approaching the roundabout and as such needed to merge afterwards. Complete non-event

[@TetanusBooster]

Beautifully said. Same thing happened to me, though thankfully the nice man in the Renault Scenic saw I'd made a hash of things and let me in. I thanked him, we all got on with our days, no drama.

[@Bercilakdehautdesert-yt1gd]

Also, flashing your lights at other drivers because your are annoyed is childish at best and could land you with a fine and points: Rule 110 of the Highway Code states: "Only flash your headlights to let other road users know that you are there… Do not flash your headlights to convey any other message or intimidate other road users." If caught, drivers can be fined up to £1,000."

[@chrisjlocke]

2:35 - You flash your lights getting annoyed with their lack of pace, but then leave a twenty-foot gap where you can get in more cars...

[@DJFRIZZY]

#12 slight inconvenience, and now you're upset you've set someone off. Then you go round a roundabout the wrong way.

[@italifacts1461]

_3:38__ I counted a good 5-10 seconds he could have noted the articulate pulling out, and slowed down to manage it. Cammer causing a scene in this one, no doubt._

[@bravo2966]

#11 (4:30) Just so you know, nobody has to pull off the road to let you past because you want to go faster. I know I know, you thought the world revolved around you but it turns out it doesn't.

[@douglasreid699]

rule 169 applies if there is a long queue of traffic behind the slow moving vehicle.

[@MrWombatty]

Exactly, & they're usually whinging because the slower vehicle is doing the speed-limit!

[@Potts1966]

Plus the tractor is going like the clappers, I doubt I could have kept up on my Fireblade.

[@chrisshaw3939]

@@douglasreid699 Oh shut up you dork.

[@musicjunkiie2393]

Tbh im not sure they were going slower than the limit for the road, i may be wrong as its hard to tell when the whole clip is sped up

[@goodguykonrad3701]

5:00 Deluded. The emerge was fine and you closed the gap down to have an excuse to have a go: you provoke the incident. Unacceptable from the BMW driver, but if you hadn't been triggered at someone emerging in front of you, none of this would have happened.

[@Gonzie6]

I think they are both awful drivers, far more driving faults from the cam car than the unhinged BMW but both should have points on their license

[@chrisshaw3939]

@@messageoftruth9797 Thanks Sherlock.

[@b7ooks]

#5 needs to get over themselves. 'I flashed because they didn't keep pace and let another one in, waaaa'

[@paul8161]

Yeah he lost his dummy and was crying about it.

[@chriswhite9838]

and then when the traffic started moving off, he left a space big enough for someone else to slot in if they wanted to.

[@Steven-dd3le]

The last clip i think the fuzz will want to speak to both drivers about their manner of driving.

[@jtb2586]

7:33 you know a car can drive over a person.

[@InevitableMayo]

Imagine your ego being as fragile as the guy in the last clip.

[@JSmith19858]

Which one? The BMW pulling out in the first instance wasn't even close and certainly didn't demand a reprimand with the light flashing and horn. The headache really wasn't worth it for that first smug 5 seconds

[@leme3503]

@@JSmith19858 here is a perfect example of not knowing how cameras & lenses work...

[@adamwyatt-lowe2833]

They allowed me to see it was a non event, with illegal use of the horn.

[@JSmith19858]

@@leme3503 so what's happened here. Has it made the distance appear shorter or longer, as a lens can make either happen

[@leme3503]

@@JSmith19858 dashcams have a wide angle lens, making things look further away than they really are. Therefor, it was a lot closer than what we think we see here. Given that it LOOKED just about ok distance-wise, it means that it likely was too close.

[@AndrewWhite-fu7bn]

#8. The tanker was well on the RAB by the time you appeared.

[@v52gc]

This is a video featuring bad drivers and driving fails.

[@AndrewWhite-fu7bn]

@@v52gc Yes, but the tanker driver was blameless..

[@v52gc]

@@AndrewWhite-fu7bn the tanker driver isn’t blameless. They went passed a give way line entering a roundabout and made another vehicle need to change speed or direction to avoid an accident. That’s the cause of the potential collision in the clip. The cam vehicle is the one who then gave way (as they should) to a vehicle ahead. That’s how the collision was avoided. There’s rules to prevent accidents being caused and there’s rules to avoid accidents. You can’t just call out one and not the other.

[@markhowie5943]

#11 might want to check the laws on tractors and number plates. So long as the farmer owns the vehicle that matches the plate on the trailer, they can use that trailer on any vehicle. Plus, they're not going to pull up every few seconds to let traffic pass. They've got work to do.

[@itsmyview2024]

gov.uk "Towing a trailer Your trailer must display the same number plate as the vehicle you’re towing it with. If you’re towing more than one trailer, the number plate must be fixed to the trailer at the back." Highway Code 2022 rev. "Drivers of slow moving vehicles are required to pull over, as often as is reasonable and safe to do so, to enable other road users to pass and continue their duties unobstructed."

[@markhowie5943]

@@itsmyview2024 "slow" and "reasonable" carrying a lot of weight there and .... The Road Vehicles (Display of Registration Marks) Regulations 2001, Section 8 All agricultural trailers must display a registration plate. The plate on a trailer does not need to match the plate on the towing vehicle. However, if the trailer plate is different to the one on the towing vehicle, it must be the plate of some other agricultural machine kept by the keeper of the towing vehicle.

[@cynewulf1]

@@markhowie5943 "If the trailer plate is different to the one on the towing vehicle, it must be the plate of some other agricultural machine" I would argue that an animal trailer is not an agricultural machine. It's a trailer, and therefore needs to display the plate of the towing vehicle. An agricultural machine would be something that can move under its own power (when not being towed), or I suppose a machine like a seed drill or whatever, towed by a tractor.

[@markhowie5943]

@@cynewulf1 Yeah, the trailer (not an agricultural machine) needs a licence plate which has to match some another agricultural machine, e.g. a tractor, that is registered to the same keeper. A farm can have multiple towing vehicles and multiple trailers that are regularly bounced around between vehicles. This legislation means that farmers don't have to constantly keep changing plates.

[@chrisshaw3939]

@@cynewulf1 Thank god you aren't intepreting the legislation then because you sound like a twat.

[@smilerbob]

I heard a faint beep and saw a flash of light in the distance the other day but couldn’t work out what it was. Now I know, it must’ve been Essex Excursion from 5:01 as I pulled out of a junction 172 miles away but it was a bit close for them

[@johnmatrix1232]

2:45 I can just imagine the steering wheel thumping, ranting and raving going in that the cam car had to wait for another light cycle 😂

[@grimsbyhackney479]

I know, I was pissing myself laughing at that point.

[@gavjlewis]

He flashes the Clio about the amount of space he left and then literally leaves enough space to park a double decker bus in in front of himself! 😂

[@philipallen4230]

#7 that's why learners have L plates, them being unpredictable is to be expected. How about next time you hold back to allow them to sort out where they're going rather than closing the space and making it more stressful for them. Why does everyone forget they were once a learner?

[@alanhall1219]

Last clip I hope you reported him and the cops can be bothered to get off their asses and do something about him as you say he’s clearly unstable

[@IN_THIS_DAY_AND_AGE]

#11 In the footage, that tractor seems to be going quite fast .

[@71calex]

Road looked to be signed for 30 from what I could make out, so was likely at or near it.

[@DD-ur4rc]

Last clip: No way condone what the driver did and, frankly, they need to be reported to the police. However, I do think this could have all been avoided if you just slowed down and made it a non-event :/

[@Ottedikkie]

That's the problem nowadays. The driver in the right has to slow down/ evade or whatever is necessary to enable the one in the wrong .... 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Thecommentator-hc1fz]

@@OttedikkieNothing like that, it’s just common sense.

[@tricky1581]

@Thecommentator-hc1fz It might make sense but it also definitely enables and emboldens the ar$€-holes driving around on our roads like the rules don't apply to them. Why should every decent motorist always have to give way to the d1¢kheads just to sensibly avoid conflict. Sounds like you have too much "bwark" in you mate.

[@VictheSecret]

@@OttedikkieIt's not a problem. Just safe and prudent driving.

[@Ottedikkie]

@@VictheSecret yes ofcourse. I myself do slow down if necessary. It's just that I've had enough of those entitled people thinking they are more important.

[@russmayes5375]

#8 Lorry had started manoeuvre long before cammer had arrived

[@sammay5473]

#5 god you don’t go out much do you😂🤦🏼‍♂️

[@hozzer68]

#12 there in lies the lesson, you don’t know who’s in the car that has not really inconvenienced you in the slightest, but you got butt hurt, hopefully lesson learnt. Take a chill pill and carry on your drive home in safety.

[@232nightowl]

And in one of the speeded up bits you can see him going the wrong way round a roundabout

[@goodyeoman4534]

What an odd take on it. I think the one who got "butt hurt" was the smelly chav doing all the road rage.

[@leme3503]

Hozzer here..: - .. does not understand cameras & lenses nor how they work - .. defines a mentally unstable person chasing you after a mild road rage incident as "hopefully lesson learnt" Are you ok?

[@cynewulf1]

@@leme3503 Pretty sure he was just pointing out that flashing your lights and honking your horn at someone for a poor emerge (which is improper use for both full beam and the horn) is potentially not a great idea. You might encounter a nutjob like this guy.

[@leme3503]

@@cynewulf1 that's quite a timid version of what they said but sure

[@AndrewWhite-fu7bn]

#4. No one is at fault. It's a bit of a non event really.

[@chromatic_sun8232]

The last clip was from no later than 2017. The fuel price was 117.9 and the car's MOT expired in Jan 2018.

[@jdb47games]

3:09 What a load of nothing.

[@margaretnicol3423]

Funny how some of the worse drivers are the dashcamers themselves!

[@garyboyle695]

Nope. It's drivers like you that don't have a clue how to drive.

[@italifacts1461]

_2:20__ needs an ego check._

[@aswclassicsiow8588]

A lot of these are the dash cammers being muppets

[@garyboyle695]

Nope, it's entitled twats thinking they own the roads and everyone else having to make allowances for them.

[@jdb47games]

I wonder why there was no sound in the last clip?....

[@232nightowl]

It's so we can't hear him sitting himself 😅

[@hasky9813]

5:00 Stop letting people edit their own videos...

[@Momofan69]

Also just a cringy video in general, continuing to make issues and driving dangerously

[@AzguardMike]

@@Momofan69 so the driver "made" the guy get out his car? the cammer "made" him then chase him and try to force him off the road again and again? Victim blamer

[@TiredNeedSleep-c3s]

#12 both drivers here have too much testosterone. Putting everyone else at risk.

[@leme3503]

genuine question, what would you do if someone's chasing you, driving close behind you, overtaking and trying to get you to stop and have a confrontation? Just.. let it happen?

[@MrJMTGaming]

@@leme3503 No, you drive over them. If you want to start a physical confrontation I'm literally driving the weapon that I'll defend myself with.

[@leme3503]

@@MrJMTGaming so attempted m¬rder.. Cool

[@MrJMTGaming]

@@leme3503 Self defence.

[@leme3503]

@@MrJMTGaming Americans...

[@vahvahdisco]

#4 - the vehicle in the wrong isn’t OP or the 2 drivers who go into the filter lane to overtake - it’s Highways Maintenance for stopping where it did ! Had it parked a little further along to where the filter lane hadn’t started, there would be no problem !

[@DriveSmartDash]

Thank you. . . . that was one of my clips, It was a bit of a tricky one, as I had cars behind me wanting to go straight on (This is a national speed limit road) but thank goodness there were no issues 😊👍

[@BigDavie2000]

If there was a collision I would assume the car entering an opposing lane to overtake a stationary hazard would be at fault. They should have waited until there was no opposing traffic that might use the filter lane before overtaking.

[@DriveSmartDash]

@BigDavie2000 I think so too, especially as the opposing traffic (on my side, coming towards them) could potentially be doing up to 60mph on that road!! The second car should definitely have waited 😊👍

[@jdb47games]

3:37 'Another moron at the roundabout'...i.e. the cammer for making an incident out of nothing. The lorry was already pulling out, and you had plenty of time to let him complete the manoeuvre.

[@Kradlum]

#4 That's a great cover version of a Bowie song! Also, you were in the right

[@ianbrowne9304]

3:35 moran on r/about : I think the DC car had plenty of time to stay safe without making a total idiot of themselves

[@IamNasman]

4, your right of way, the obstructions on the other side and they have to come over to your side, although good call on holding back and making it a none event, 5, grow some patience, if some one in front of you wants to let someone in, or doesn’t want to be up the other cars trumpet, that’s their choice. 11. its a farm tractor and he’s working, he doesn’t have to move over for you, he wasn’t holding up the traffic and the fact that he’s got a different number plate isn’t your concern, I imagine he’s got assorted vehicles and trailers and has better things to do than change his number plates around all the time, like try to make a living.

[@DriveSmartDash]

No. 4 was one of my clips, so thank you!! 😊👍

[@daviemac9925]

At the end when the dreamer in the beamer pulled out, the adult thing would have been to let it go, you'll know next time! I lost count of how many motoring offences you both committed.

[@johnallard1]

1:30 #4 initial thought was that you should delay moving into the turning area until the oncoming vehicles have passed. Timing of your signal is an interesting dilemma, relative to vehicles behind you, especially if they can’t see the oncoming. If you signal early, they may assume you are going to move over and try to pass on your inside. If you signal late, they may assume you’re not turning and, if they are turning, may enter the turning area before seeing the oncoming. More tricky than it looked the first time I watched it.

[@mospeada1152]

#2 - Think the male copper may have been dragged out from behind a desk somewhere!

[@jbbumpkin]

#11 Agriculural vehicles CAN display a different registration number on a trailer/trailed implement as long both registrations are owned by the same owner/farm/company.

[@davedixon2068]

Was thinking that myself but wasnt sure, its a while since I drove in the UK, I think the same can occur with HGV tractor and trailers.

[@ianbrowne9304]

3:24 red learner : we were all there at some stage ---- after years of driving many are still there .

[@KevinDoyle-r1w]

The artic that pulled out on the roundabout at 336, i cant see or hear if you had an indicator on, i ask because as a truck driver myself i have been caught a few times by a person not using an indicator and if they do sometimes they put the wrong one on. A trucker is usually committed when he/she starts a manoeuvre

[@ianmason.]

You don't seem to have realised that it's also an HGV that was already on the roundabout (obvious from the height of the dashcam and the rather characteristic way that the cab bounced around after hard braking) and was just as committed to going around it.

[@KevinDoyle-r1w]

@@ianmason. I would have to watch again, Cant remember noticing that

[@KevinDoyle-r1w]

@@ianmason. Had a look and still cant tell if he had indicator on

[@wazza1986]

1:16, common sense my friend.

[@davea.2311]

#8, was the camera car using his indicators? or did the tanker presume he was going straight on as he wasn’t indicating?

[@bestintheworld568]

1:40 - 2:45 Did the video really need a clip with someone ranting and raving about sitting in traffic and then having a go at an innocent person for no reason?

[@JohnCarlyle]

Dashcammer is child, simple as.

[@Manu-Official]

1:30 anticipation is key.

[@tj4234]

I'd be willing to bet #8 never indicated

[@italifacts1461]

_1:28__ makes for a good discussion methinks, overall the flow went well, well spotted early on and good forward planning, good anticipation that oncoming drivers will be looking to overtake, so there was no confrontation. Pretty well handled all round, I'd say!_

[@DriveSmartDash]

That was one of my clips, so thank you!! It was a bit tricky though, as I had cars behind me wanting to go straight on, but as you say - thankfully there were no issues!! 😊👍

[@barryure75]

bmw in the last clip....an icon in a snowflake world

[@mrcellophane99]

@3:51 the black car behind the blue one pulls up a bit close. I bet he had difficulty pulling round the collision

[@douglasreid699]

@1:25, as much as the cars coming towards you should not be overtaking the maintenance pick up van, the filter lane for the junction is long enough that for best flow you can stay left with your indicator on and move to turn right lane when its safe to do so. but just be wary of idiots trying to overtake you before you move right. @4:30, it is rule 169 that applies here if you are part of a long queue. @5:00, that will teach you to flash the lights and honk at a non event, you never know if they want to have an argument or worse, hurt you, over something as silly as them badly emerging but you can stop in time and still flow. next time worry less about them, avoid them and carry on your journey rather than being the focus for them to use their troubles on.

[@Michelle_Schu-blacka]

I don't get how 3:55 happens I've seen it so many times. If there's a car in front of you waiting to come out of a junction, more or less your entire focus is on that vehicle until its you're at the front of the queue. 4:25 - The tractor driver isn't obliged to pull over and I wouldn't expect them to. It's not a big deal to be stuck behind something moving slowly. Did 6:40 perform an insanely illegal U-turn?

[@TheHewhodareswins]

Rule 169 of the Highway Code, motorists should not hold up a queue of traffic, especially if they are driving a large or slow moving vehicle.

[@odognum]

Who knows mental state of drivers you encounter on road. They could be going through a crisis and some muppet flashing or beeping tips them over the edge. Best to keep your head down and drive sensibly and courteously. #12 hopefully learned their lesson.

[@AnorraxGaming]

christ on a bike... that last video was infuriating to watch

[@ianmason.]

If you didn't have flash triggered epilepsy before watching it you probably will have afterwards.

[@paul8161]

No 11,, trucker trev you're bang on, can't remember the exact quote of the law but i think tractors or farm machinery is required to pull in if its holding a certain amount of vehicles up, some farmers do some don't, i allways give them a friendly toot when they pull over just to say thanks as manners cost nothing. (Rule 169 in the highway code) Do not hold up long queues of traffic if you are driving slow moving machinery ect.

[@adamwyatt-lowe2833]

Same rule 169 applies when trucker trev is overtaking on a dual carriageway?

[@paul8161]

​@adamwyatt-lowe2833 Couldn't see trucker trev overtaking on dual carriageway, he was getting cut up on a roundabout so I'm scratching my head with what you're referring to.🤷‍♂️

[@electrogrim]

#11 4:51 Not true. Aagricultural trailers must display a registration plate but the plate does not need to match the towing vehicle provided it is the plate of some other agricultural machine kept by the keeper of the towing vehicle.

[@AndrewWhite-fu7bn]

#5. Why flash your lights at the innocent Renault? This is common at this point you say, so it's no surprise when it does. The 'black cars' are not 'special', to jump a queue is, sadly, modern style motoring.

[@davedixon2068]

or as someone pointed out one or both might just not know the road layout.

[@geeber8136]

Number 5 you're a little treasure and you've sent in avideo of u driving like a spanner. Looks like you're using your car as a weapon and flashing other drivers if they don't drive to your expectations. Silly billy.

[@QuentinStephens]

#11 4:47 It's part of the Highway Code - rule 169 - that slow-moving traffic pull over.

[@jillspence7227]

It is part of the code that you don't speed, don't use a phone unless hands free, don't drive drunk/Impaired, don't drive through red lights etc. etc., but people do it anyway.

[@lordnose1253]

Wow! That last clip guy has some major issues. God knows what he would’ve done to the cammer just because he gave him a little ‘toot’. Just take the beep and get on with your life. Jeez! Some people.

[@liammcguire4522]

#5 - flashed your lights at dusk potentially blinding the driver in front and oncoming. Please hand in your license to the nearest police station, you are unsafe.

[@beasty7063]

@3:33 ah the good times when fuel was a £1.11 and a £1.15

[@TheIntronD]

@5:09 #12 dude created his own problem. Car was nowhere near him pulling out so he accelerates at them to make an issue. They wave him past he wont go .... The. Almost hits them as they are exiting their car and wonders why they chased him.... Theb proceeds to drive like a nutter racing ghe guy..... Well lesson learned here you never know how the kther driver is going to react so karma here you made an issue out of nothing and got the attention you wanted.

[@ianmason.]

Yeeaah, that hand signal isn't waving someone through ...

[@brian19984]

You guys ever going to set up timed comments?

[@jenniferlaura4215]

I had a guy the other day box me in at width restriction. Basically the one i went through i was suppose to give way but it was clear i was half way through when a lorry appeared and drove straight at me kept pointing at the sign, he wasn't there when i went through so no need for me to give way at that point but he kept pointing and cause the road was so norrow and literally no where for me to go but back!!

[@engineeredlifeform]

wrt #11, I guess he couldn't see you, 'cos I couldn't see his mirrors until you overtook. Odd that when towing a caravan we have to have extended wing mirrors, but this doesn't seem to apply to tractors with trailers.

[@davedixon2068]

lots of things dont apply to tractors so best keep back a bit and let them get on with their day

[@ColourRiot]

Having lived abroad for a bit, I've realised that only the British obsess about not letting people in and view anyone changing into their lane as a queue jumper. The sanctity of the perceived queue overrides logic far too often. Just let people in, it's really not worth the raised blood pressure.

[@MrWombatty]

What, .....& risk losing 10 secs of my precious time!?! (Actually, I'd be a proper knob if I really thought that!)

[@type17]

The problem is, for every driver who's genuinely lost and asking politely to be let into the correct lane, there are ten drivers who are "lost", and if everyone let them all in, it would encourage ten more, and (in this case, for example) it would take twice as long to get to the right turn, and the traffic using the left lane would be completely obstructed by drivers who are "lost". I taken to judging the drivers trying to do this, and usually only let in foreign cars, cars obviously on holidays/away from home, elderly drivers, etc, as 90% of the others are just taking the p1ss.

[@AndrewWhite-fu7bn]

#11. Needs reporting to farmer Giles.

[@PhilUKRock]

Why do we always have to have the essays, the paragraphs, the graphics pointing out what we can already see visually? It's a video. We can see it. Turn the essays off, turn the arrows off.

[@AzguardMike]

because some crayon chewers used to post "uhhh why is *this* clip here?"

[@bravo2966]

Exactly, probably one clip in 10 would need a little context added, that's it. None of this "I was driving in a westerly direction after been shopping for my dad's tea, when I noticed this red car...." crap.

[@bobtudbury8505]

2:42 moaning about the front car keeping it tight . if you did too, you'd have got through the lights

[@75WW75]

Funny how HGVs claim to be unable to stop quickly at 10mph but coast at 56mph 2 feet behind each other on motorways 🤔

[@davedixon2068]

Ah but on the motorway Darwin sorts out the physics, just dont be between two of them while they are doing it

[@lisam63]

#5 drive like it’s a collaboration not a competition. Nothing wrong with the car in front letting someone in. No need for your reaction 🙄

[@alanfeetham6026]

No 11 tractors do not have to pull in

[@Beefkilz]

Mybe you should be allowed to clip people with your car. It would teach some people 😂

[@YesiPleb]

#11: Diddums

[@paul8161]

No 3,, technical term bloody nob head.,overtaking into oncoming traffic obviously he wants a early funeral 💀🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@mcI98E]

On number 12 the guy pulled out in good time and did not cause you an issue. But you still felt you needed to instigate a confrontation with giving him a flash and a beep. Why do you think you deserve to do that or even need to do that give all the absolute nutters on the road. I do not understand the people that think they are kings of the road and need to deal out justice in horns when they perceive you are wrong. And then what a sad and a pathetic life that guy must have that he take all that time to chase someone.

[@stu.k.5875]

Are you completely deluded or just blind, coming out with a comment like that? That BMW driver should be prosecuted for driving without due care just for pulling out in that manner in the first place, and needs locking up for his actions afterwards. Perhaps only a moron would believe otherwise........?

[@blacksheep1971]

Police can't block the road without flashing lights - someone else may have thought it was a carjacking and run the plainclothes over thinking they were being a good Samaritan.

[@bluevanman2008]

I was wondering if we just couldn't make out the blues or if they just weren't on. Surely should at least have rear reds on once stopped? 🤔

[@ianmason.]

More importantly the law is that you only have to stop for a police officer *_in uniform_* not for anyone else for exactly the reason that a set of flashing lights isn't enough to give someone grounds to believe that it's the police. Strictly speaking that was an illegal stop. As far as the Met is concerned SOP is that unmarked cars MUST NOT attempt stops but must call for a liveried car with officers in uniform to make the stop and other forces have similar rules. I suspect a couple of officers playing fast and loose with the rules who are likely to be having a stiff conversation with the superintendent as a consequence. That stop ws executed very, very poorly.

[@davedixon2068]

@@ianmason. maybe it WAS a hijacking.

[@LauraJayne424]

Last clip: "I'm all over the road trying to stop him overtaking". Why would the dashcammer think that was OK? Antagonising people you claim to be "unstable" isn't exactly a smart move. There are more and more clips where the dashcammer is equally at fault, for example driving too quickly into a situation with lots of hazards. Most accidents could be avoided if people slowed down.

[@BadgerBoy59]

#12 is definitely a keyboard warrior. Thinks they're all high and mighty because they honked their horn and flashed their lights due to the poor emerge, yet is then bricking it because they're now being tailed by someone wanting to deck them. But they'll still act all high and mighty because they're now a "victim", even though it was them who put themselves in that situation. Should have just let it go to begin with. BMW drivers will always BMW.

[@John-pn4rt]

#8 The lorry driver did exactly what you did as well on entering the roundabout. what would you have done if that transit van was going around the roundabout?

[@paulqueripel3493]

Was 8 hit? The video jerked.

[@adewhite731]

And in today’s episode of w@nkers in golfs……

[@Momofan69]

The "traffic cheaters" keep the traffic moving more than those too offended to let them merge, though they should merge further down.

[@goodguykonrad3701]

Ordinarily, yes, but when the traffic is marked as ahead only and right turn only it's not good. Ultimately you're going to be holding up all the traffic trying to go ahead because you're trying to merge into stationary traffic, and that's really poor for flow. I'm a big advocate for merge-in-turn and am one of the few people it seems who actually practices it properly, but I don't think this situation quite qualifies for it as one lane of traffic, which should be moving freely, is held up by one car merging. Still, it's very wrong to stop them getting in as that just makes things worse

[@leme3503]

@@goodguykonrad3701 further down? it's not a merge in turn, it's 2 seperate lanes going different directions... a merge in turn happens when one lane (that goes in the same direction as the one next to it) ends. Are you genuinely suggesting that they should go up to the light in the left lane (that goes straight on) and then try to merge right in front of the light? That's not how any of it works mate, you clearly just read the term "merge in turn" somewhere and now start spouting it everywhere...

[@MickyMathews-hz2kl]

London finest??????

[@Hetton53EL]

I agree in a way about tractor and trailer. But if he pulled over for evrybody to pass him/her. You be crying about your cornflakes being in short supply. On a more serious issue with that dangerous driver. Why not phone the police instead drive to the nearest police station

[@NeilFirbank-en1yd]

Just because you’ve got a dash cam doesn’t mean you are a good driver, mostly pathetic responses to pretty standard every day driving occurrences, if you pay more attention to your driving rather than your camera you might not get so much involved in these instances 🤦‍♀️