My Dashcam Proved The Other Driver Lied! | Dashcam Stories 110

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[@Luvinlfe]

4:20 yes it was not good to leave a gap but you are not allowed to use the turn lane as a through lane to get around traffic.

[@RiverRatWA57]

If it's a driveway I will leave a gap as is required for emergency vehicles, just like NOT Blocking intersections.

[@ChristianNg-rc9io]

In IL, most cars leave a gap for other drivers going in and out of the parking lot.

[@draconicdusk5911]

Agreed. This wasn't courtesy, you can see the traffic ahead has come to a standstill. Closing the gap here would actually be a traffic violation, as you're blocking traffic. In this case, the Pick-up driver should not have used the turn lane.

[@katherinetyson5989]

The pickup driver technically used the center turn lane that both directions used to pass and get to the single turn lane for their direction as a shortcut. But either way, the car should have been more cautious when pulling out instead of flooring it.

[@yvettelatham1318]

If you leave no gap, then you are tailgating.

[@protoborg]

The camel aside, that is a lot of people CROSSING AGAINST THE LIGHT!

[@serg_bess]

я тоже удивился, что все идут на красный свет) а потом увидел верблюда

[@criticaleye2538]

With a stroller no less!

[@timpellett9701]

I was going to say the same thing! ✌️

[@heidihose1895]

Typical hump day in Boise Idaho I guess. Where they are going, they don't need green lights!

[@timpellett9701]

@@heidihose1895 😂😜

[@DJJumpdancer]

12:38 I would file a complaint. the cops cant refuse to show up to a crash when the other driver refuses to give you their insurance !

[@SilverAura]

Right. That's what I was thinking. Unless there was a priority emergency that required all officers, these cops severely dropped the ball and need cited.

[@TheOwlGuy777]

Defund the poleese has been very effective.

[@TheRealScooterGuy]

@@SilverAura -- Which cop needs cited? They likely called 9-1-1 who promptly told them they didn't have anyone available. Thank local government for not staffing enough emergency responders, not the individual cops who were dispatched elsewhere.

[@vanadrian5408]

What law exactly is that?

[@arlenesmith7883]

If they won’t show you their insurance…which they probably don’t have ! Almost everyone has a phone- turn on your video as soon you get out of the vehicle or roll down your window. Make sure you get them and their license plate and as much video/pics to show what happened. If you don’t have a dash am… I want one!

[@anthonydamato4570]

As a paralegal who works for a firm specializing in traffic violations, there is 2 things that the US should institute across the country. 1. All cars should have a front and rear plate and 2 any accident (single car or other parties involved) should require a call to the police and they should come out and make a report.

[@FallenAngel53]

Like in UK

[@williamofhler5613]

Police departments in a lot of places are still understaffed. Priorities put car accidents with no injuries on the never mind list.

[@bernardowens1648]

​@williamofhler5613 unfortunately this is becoming very common. Have heard about this among law enforcement agencies in various areas across the country. Too many bad drivers causing lots of accidents to the point that accidents overshadowed everything else occurring during any given shift.

[@malice6081]

@@FallenAngel53yeah, but I’m sure the epa could probably get that overturned because it technically causes more emissions by disrupting the airflow on the car

[@madmatt2024]

In CA, I've notices that a lot of times the police will refuse to come out to an accident unless there is a serious injury. You have to go down to the department to file a report.

[@Gibson99]

4:20 Many places actually have signs and laws saying do not block intersection - meaning DO leave a gap. This is entirely on the truck because he crossed a solid yellow to pass a bunch of traffic illegally.

[@AstriaStarwynd]

Whether or not there's a sign, the onus is on the driver pulling out to ensure the way is clear.

[@angelhodges9916]

@@AstriaStarwynd…doesn’t change the fact that the pickup shouldn’t have illegally used the middle lane to try and go around traffic. If a collision occurred, pickup truck would almost definitely be found at fault

[@manchotichot]

as anything else, it's just common sense not to go sniff the butt of toher cars whenever you can't go any further and blocking cross traffic. idk why this guy keeps sayign it's sangerous. it is not. people just need to cross carefully as they would in any other circumstance

[@AstriaStarwynd]

@@angelhodges9916 I never said it did. It's entirely possible for two people to make mistakes at the same time.

[@SilverAura]

That's so that people can actually exit the property correctly, not so people can cross traffic to enter it.

[@TheKnifed]

#15 - I do agree that leaving those gaps can be dangerous but I'm pretty sure in my state of New Jersey, you are not allowed to block intersections and driveways so there's probably a little bit of digging I would have to do, that also looks like a turn only lane (suicide lane) and it looks like the truck was blasting down it because it would eventually turn into a left lane. I'm not saying we don't all do it in New Jersey, but it definitely causes accidents.

[@skylerlightning4620]

That was a turning lane as see solid yellow with dotted line on inside on both side but for why truck blast down was avoid rear ending car in front due it reckless driving.

[@brianwelch1579]

@@skylerlightning4620 BS the truck wasn't even slowing down. He had no intention to turn and should not have been using the center turning lane to go around.

[@Fenix1861]

It’s the same in Michigan. It is illegal to block ANY intersection at ANY time. This includes during your own green light. If you cannot FULLY clear an intersection, your are prohibited from entering the intersection.

[@dojo1249]

correct, In NJ you cannot block or sit in an intersection to wait and turn nor sit on the crosswalks. if a NJ cop is having a bad day you are fried.

[@emilywagner6354]

If you're trying to get into somewhere that is on the right side of the road after the turn, then get in the rightmost turn lane! It's not everyone else's responsibility to get out of the way of your ass, just so you can use whatever turn lane you want.

[@lietuvis96]

Yes if there is NO lane markings. In this case she just followed lane markings, that you can see ON THE ROAD.

[@kerrysater157]

​@lietuvis96 the person who hit then did NOT use the markings, they turned into the wrong lane. They should have turned into the left most lane but tried to get into the right lane and hit the cammer. The cammer followed the markings correctly

[@emilywagner6354]

@@lietuvis96 Lane markings are irrelevant. They were still going to be a lane away from the entrance on the right side, and were still going to need to merge over a lane after the turn was complete. So I repeat, if you need to get into a business on the right side of the road, get in the rightmost turn lane.

[@rikkblack]

@@emilywagner6354💯💯💯💯

[@runijones2625]

I’m a massage therapist and I work exclusively with auto injuries. I’m fully booked every week - which goes to show how many people are injured every damn day and I see the damage it does to them physically, not to mention having to take time off from work to come to all the appointments!

[@tudorjason]

12:51 - I'm confused why Irvin isn't pursuing the person who rear-ended him. Sh*t happens, but it is still people's responsibility not to rear-end someone.

[@BaxterBlue]

That truck was NOT pulling two trailers. Those are called sandboxes. He had two of them on one chassis.

[@theglitch99]

I was looking for this comment.... fracing sand correct...... 6:56

[@robertshunter]

That's the kind of quality to expect around here.

[@skylerlightning4620]

Yep that definitely not two trailers as when I first watch scene it was quite clear that was trailer platform those sandboxes where on.

[@dragex6582]

That's what I came to the comments for. To mention, or find, a comment about this.

[@lornethomlison8694]

Why did the camel cross the road? To prove he wasn’t a chicken!

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

It was the chicken's day off.

[@lesheinen6116]

Bwaaaaahhhh!!!

[@bitshtannicajohnson6957]

*It was Gertie!*

[@stopnowus]

This road rage video is a powerful reminder of the importance of patience while driving.

[@sfam38]

When in an accident try to get the vin number to just in case the plates don’t match the car

[@corl4147]

thats actually great advice, noted

[@lynnettep9517]

I was following my son, who was pulling a small Uhaul from Texas to Virginia. I saw the bottom of his trailer ‘rise’ just a little and there was a giant rock the size of a soccer ball, spinning and hurling at me. My 80-yr old father was in my passenger seat. Because of the spin, the rock hit *hard* on top of the hood and cracked the windshield, but could easily have gone through the windshield, killing my father. I paid the deductible to replace the hood and the windshield, and counted my blessings!!

[@char1737]

Wait if that cybertruck was being driven by a Tesla employee that’s not cool in any way shame shame shame

[@davidhorizon8401]

That license plate is clear. With the day and time of the video, Tesla could easily figure out who did this. They should be reprimanded!

[@lyndylou752]

@@davidhorizon8401 yeah like that’s going to happen 😂

[@BaxterBlue]

Anyone driving a tesla 👀 🤔

[@whyjnot420]

It isn't cool full stop. That it was an employee in a company car just makes it worse.

[@douglaserwinbrandt181]

That wasn't a truck that was the car version.

[@AsterDreamweaver]

Regarding #15 it looks like they were stopped for the red light. In such a case you aren't supposed to block exits and intersections if traffic is stopped ahead for the traffic light.

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

I'm not sure if it's the same in all states of the USA, but it's a blanket rule throughout Australia that you must not block an intersection, which means that it's illegal to enter an intersection without being sure that you can exit it immediately. Too many drivers ignore that rule, though, and they get away with it far too often, which leads to cross-traffic being delayed when it shouldn't be.

[@LyricsTheDustBunny]

We need an instant justice compilation. I've seen a lot of those videos.

[@just_passing_through]

4:06 There’s nothing inherently dangerous about leaving gaps when the streets are congested. If there are three lanes, and one is banked up, and they leave a gap, and then the second lane does the same thing, when the third lane does the same thing, only then is it safe for traffic on the side streets to cross. The issue isn’t leaving the gap, the issue is cars proceeding when only some of the lanes have left a gap but others are still flowing. The alternative you are suggesting is that no one leave a gap, and when all three lanes are congested, traffic on the side street, which could safety cross, can’t because everyone is blocking their way. This just leads to unnecessary traffic congestion. The golden rule is that you don’t cross unless ALL lanes have stopped, and you see that ALL lanes have left a gap. It works perfectly well in Australia because we all know not to dart across until all lanes are stopped. What America needs to do is tighten the restrictions on who can get a driver’s licence. It’s far too easy to get a licence in the US, as the bar to obtaining one is ridiculously, and dangerously low.

[@skylerlightning4620]

That was two lane road as middle lane was pure turning lane as in not allow drive in or use to pass other people. Edit: as for people getting driver license it very much required to go any where in USA as roads you see in this video are the only way get those places as there no other straight or walkable path or bike lanes.

[@just_passing_through]

@@skylerlightning4620 The number of lanes does not matter. If there’s one lane, and that lane stops to let people through, you only have to wait until that one lane leaves a break in the traffic, and it’s safe to go through. It’s the same for two lanes, or five lanes, or 100 lanes. But if there’s two lanes, you don’t go if only one has stopped flowing. If there’s 100 lanes, you don’t go if only 99 have stopped flowing. And as far as that logic about licences goes, what you are in effect saying is that even the people who are provably incapable of driving should be given a licence, because there are no bike paths or sidewalks. Do you not see the flaw in that argument?

[@kerrysater157]

​​@@just_passing_through you have no idea what you're talking about. The reason gaps are dangerous is because you can't see to tell how many lanes have stopped. You can't see the cars coming in the far lane because the stopped cars in the closest lane are blocking your line of sight. Also, people aren't just given driver's licenses, you have to go through training and take a test. If you don't or can't drive, you don't have a license and are forced to rely on public transportation or get rides from people. Seeing as you don't actually know what's required to get a license in the US, for example you're not even aware that it's state run not federal, maybe don't talk about what you don't know

[@just_passing_through]

@@kerrysater157 If you can’t see when lanes have stopped you shouldn’t be behind the wheel of a car. As I said, it’ works fine in the UK and Australia as our benchmark for getting a licence, albeit much lower than Scandinavian countries, is much higher than the US, where standards for passing a driving test are some of the lowest in the developed world. Also, I am well aware there is no national standard in the US to obtaining a drivers licence. That’s also part of the problem. In some states it is ludicrously easy to get a licence, and in other states slightly harder, but never up to international requirements in any state. You don’t have to be American to know that.

[@mimcduffee86]

@@just_passing_through It usually works fine in America as well. Problems arise when you get people (like the one in this video) who think they are better than everyone else and do dumb shit like use the turn lane as a passing lane without slowing down.

[@FnixGhod1]

4:10 Sorry Wham, the pickup was illegally driving into the center turn lane, the car had every right to pull out there.

[@TheSeanUhTron]

The truck could've been intending to turn left. There was no blinker, but as we all know many drivers just don't use them.

[@ptrinch]

@@TheSeanUhTron But that wasn't a BMW.

[@mimcduffee86]

@@TheSeanUhTron Exactly, either the truck was illegally using the suicide lane to pass traffic or the truck was using the lane to make an illegal turn (turning without the use of a turn signal is illegal). Either way, the truck fked up and wham baam wants to blame the wrong person.

[@ashtonjansen822]

That's what I'm saying

[@gabrielwohlffe8124]

@4:45 While I'm in total agreement of not having a gap for people to cut thru since it does cause a lot of accidents and near misses. However, in many states, it is illegal to block a driveway or access road to parking lots and ect. Thats the main reason people leave the gap, then the people in a rush try to push thru it just because its there.

[@DavidNewmanDr]

The problem is caused by the road design - a wide road that people drive fast on, with lots of side entrances. That's sometimes called a stroad, as it combines the worst aspects of streets and roads. Casualties are waiting to happen.

[@CodeDonut]

1) they were stopped at a red light 2) the truck tried to pass the stopped traffic using the turning lane so in the end if an accident happened it would have solely fallen on the truck driver for 1 going too fast and 2 trying to bypass traffic using a turning/merging lane.

[@th3_w31rd0_]

That camel at the end made my jaw drop 💀

[@JohnSmith-pl2bk]

That's his comfort camel...

[@AlanHerrlich]

Suggestion for a Wham Baam compilation video... one demonstrating anti-examples and learned lessons of things to do while driving. Examples: don't leave a gap if you have right of way. If you are the first one at a red light as it turns green look both ways as you proceed thru to avoid those late yellow/red light runners.

[@ohger1]

"close the gap"... I always taught my kids to NEVER do this, and never let anyone make a left in front of them. If they can't make a left due to traffic, they can make a right and turn around down the road.

[@MissxMorrowo]

Be careful with that, as there are many "do not block driveway / exit" places which can cause you to be fined and cause road rage

[@FireCracker3240]

🎵🎶That that Cybertruck can't drive... that that Cybertruck can't drive! 🎶🎵

[@andyb1653]

Actually the "RC" on the Cybertruck stands for "Ridiculous Car"

[@lancereagan3046]

At 12:10, that's why I always get the VIN number too, not just the plate #.

[@JoseMVelazquez]

I thought the RC on Teslas meant recurring collisions

[@freeamericanthinker558]

🤣

[@whyjnot420]

More like Real C(two letters here)t.

[@ptrinch]

Or "Repairs Costly"

[@bitshtannicajohnson6957]

*RE tar did corksorter*

[@anthonybertone2336]

I find it amazing how many people can run stoplight stop signs without a care in the world I have never done that and I am 56 years old It’s called paying attention while you’re driving

[@AlteredCarbons]

imagine if this was in russia... " Wham Baam Russian cam" and the jingle would be "Blyat!!! Blyat!!! Russian man can't drive !!!! Blyat!!!! Blyat!!!! Russian man can't drive!!" thinking of this sent me in a giggle fit...

[@jasonbrindamour903]

I agree at 4:20. People NEED to stop trying to be nice to let somebody out. They will have to wait for traffic, it's a part of driving. This is one of the MOST common accidents I see. And always remember not to fly past stopped or slow traffic....somebody IS going to pull out of a lane without looking.

[@amyh3381]

#11 “the local natural gas company hires lots of rookie drivers”. What could be better than a massive container of highly combustible materials being piloted by someone with a freshly minted CDL?

[@Procrastinator1948]

Those were obviously empty of it would definitely have gone over.

[@pegs1659]

They would have pay an experienced driver more money.

[@joaomatos7311]

How many years of experience did you have before getting your license? Everyone is a rookie at the beginning and experience comes with use, not being a captain keyboard talking down about people.

[@lrich8181]

@@joaomatos7311 New truck drivers usually ride with a trainer for a couple of weeks before going solo.

[@BRBingeDrinker]

@@joaomatos7311 naw quality of truck drivers in general have gone down. It's actually a really big problem with the industry right now as a whole.

[@iaincrockett744]

We visited southern CA recently and, while driving around, witnessed *SO* many people drive across the double-white lines on the HOV lanes! I've been driving in the PNW for about 25yrs and have never seen this done so much!

[@timduggan1461]

"Party lights"! I love that, gonna use it. Glad I found this video.

[@lcogan65]

4:32 A friend of mine got in a wreck on his motorcycle last week because of someone leaving a gap for someone who wanted to make a left turn out of a parking lot. They pulled out right in front of him and there was no time for him to stop. He had to have surgery on his ankle.

[@brentboswell1294]

RE: camel, might make sense at Christmas, for a living manger scene...

[@stephenwaldron2748]

4:11 Where I'm from, we do this all the time, but most of our roads are smaller, and we also have 2 signals you have to pay attention to: - "flagging" informs other drivers in adjacent lanes that there is an active road conflict ahead, so they should stop. - "flashing" informs exiting drivers that the right-of-way driver is yielding. You should check all lanes before proceeding. Either way, you hardly ever have to cross multiple lanes. Usually on highways (2 lanes both ways), there is only merging, and you can turn around at the next roundabout.

[@DJJumpdancer]

12:50 the prius insurance will deny the claim. you have to make a claim with the insurance of the driver that hit you.

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

True enough. The following driver should have left enough room to stop. The insurance company for the following driver can try to find the Prius driver and make them or their insurance responsible, if they care enough.

[@HenriKBSF]

2:20 Yep, you can get stopped for unlawful or excessive acceleration even if you haven’t passed the speed limit.

[@JohnSmith-pl2bk]

Hey we used to have a law here re "furiously riding a horse on a road".... Repealed in 1927....

[@seans9125]

Quite unfortunate

[@lolonoazoro420]

What a useless cop wasting time instead of going after actual criminals

[@ptrinch]

Car engines need to be redlined at least one every week or two to keep them clean. It's not excessive acceleration. It's just an Italian tune-up. Blows out carbon buildup. Besides, it would be very difficult for the courts to quantify excessive accelerations unless there's wheel spin. If I have a car that can do 0-60 in 4 seconds, then getting it up to 60 in 6 seconds is quite conservative.

[@beardedcanadian2844]

​@@lolonoazoro420ah yes because every cop is on the look out for criminal behaviour. In Canada especially Ontario the police services have different officers for different things. There are some that do high profile cases and some are patrol officers. Then there's special duty where a cop can work overtime to protect construction workers

[@j.t.1215]

It's refreshing to hear people's reactions in the car, though sad that they were in bad traffic events.

[@rachealsmith5138]

I love that this channel explains what is happening! 😊❤😊

[@robertoortiz7684]

Jons video is a good example of why I wait for everyone to stop before proceeding in such cases

[@jediaeljean93]

Love that channel from Haiti 🇭🇹🇭🇹❤️

[@Beauxdog9]

A number of years ago, I had an epiphany that I drive by... To be nice to the guy in front of you, you have to be a total jerk to everyone behind you. That doesn't mean you shouldn't be nice, but it does mean you should be very selective.

[@swisstroll3]

It is not a camel! It is a dog (a Chihuahua) dressed up for Halloween!

[@Stingray4]

Camels were out of a job for the camel cigarettes. So they going to the potato factories to be a spokes camel for them. Great video.

[@valkyriestealth]

I work at a retail parts store as a delivery driver. My old store is on the main road where all the shopping and restaurants are located. It's 2 lanes both directions with a center left turn only lane in that section. It never ceases to amaze me how many laws were broken on that road as well as how many people get pissed off when they tell you to go but you can see more of the road than they can and don't go because of oncoming traffic. The Wendy's set their exit up as right turn only because of accidents and people still insisted on making that left turn, people used the center turn lane as a multi-car passing lane or high-speed lane, and I had several rear-end accidents happen literally right in front of me by people not paying attention to stopped traffic. That road is so busy that all the stop lights (and there are a lot of them) would back up pretty far. Tourist season makes all that traffic even worse.

[@alanwm1986]

The 2nd to last clip 12:05. Yeah the car went on the red light. But they weren't involved in the accident ... Had the camera crashed into them then yes it would be their fault for running the light. But as they stopped and the camera car stopped the car behind the camera was the one involved in the accident not the car that went on the red light ... So the insurance would be the 2 cars involved

[@aussiedude3121]

Yeah exactly this is not a miss and run accident. The cause 0f the accident was when the car behind was following to closed to stop in an emergency which is 100% that car fault not the red light runner.

[@jlester42]

Exactly ! And most likely why the police refused to respond because they were saying it was the Kia's fault and the Kia was not involved , and no one was injured. It was caused by the Corolla; following too closely.

[@ryans.8294]

Only the camera car and the person who rear ended them were involved in the accident. No reason for the other guy to stay. They didn't commit any crime by leaving.

[@brianmcdonald6519]

@@aussiedude3121 I thought miss and run was causing an accident, then leaving the scene. The red light runner caused the accident, then left. But yes, the following car should be the one charged regardless.

[@aussiedude3121]

@@brianmcdonald6519 the red light runner did not cause the accident. The pov car safely stopped in time. The other car failed to maintain a safe distance behind the car in front of them causing the accident when the pov car stopped in an emergency.

[@RoseSullivan-lv2jq]

These videos distract me from my pain I just got stitches in my arm recently and these videos make me forget about my pain thanks wham baam dashcam!

[@angelbulldog4934]

Somebody said "Keep Idaho weird", so camel guy said, "I'm on it!" 😊

[@marknelson3830]

13:31 it's obvious it was HUMMPPPPPP DAYYY 😂😂😂

[@MrHeatAz]

Can you say "Camel toe" 😂

[@busch46]

I agree leaving a gap is unsafe in most situations. However, here in Ontario Canada we have many places where there is a sign asking drivers not to block traffic.

[@protoborg]

Wrong! The gap is not the issue. The issue is the idiot pulling through the gap not paying attention. Stop blaming the gap!

[@graysonwagner1855]

Be safe. Leave no gap

[@cabutler1]

@@protoborg I should note the lane the truck ended up taking appears to be a turning lane, so unless they were turning (it didn't appear to be), they were trying to pass using that lane, which is illegal. Both lanes were stopped, so the driver appeared to have time to cross. The truck coming out of nowhere is not that person's fault, especially if the truck driver is doing something illegal.

[@graysonwagner1855]

Only leave the gap where required by law

[@Serrol_]

@@protoborg Wrong! The person pulling through the gap is not the issue. The issue is the idiot driving in a turning lane trying to pass traffic illegally.

[@GlitterPoolParty]

If more investigators would just approach a crime scene assuming the victim may be lying, there would be a lot more justice served.

[@michellem3836]

You know what’s so funny about the courteous people that leave a gap? As soon as they cause/witness an accident they are the first ones to leave not even checking on the people who crashed. I try to never leave a gap unless there’s a sign saying to leave a gap. I get crapped on for it but hey I’m not trying to cause an accident, and it’s also important to be aware of these situations. Many people do this and they don’t check, so you gotta be ready to go through carefully

[@RajaniIsa]

Kudos to the spool truck. My youngest brother had a run in with a couch and that guy didn’t stop.

[@amberdragonis1932]

1:58 yes front and rear cameras should be in all vehicles totally agree!

[@dojo1249]

the lane you turn in is the lane you STAY in thru out a completed turn. so if that car wanted to go into shop right then it should have been in the furthest right lane of the left turns and not the farthest left lane of the left turn. everybody knows that. everybody should be made to take a written and physical drivers test every 5 years, easpully foreigners(cause they dont know how to drive in the US and elders that goes without saying).

[@wildridegaming]

Fun fact: The Camels name is Girtie, and thats not a baby in the stroller its a Hecklefish. AJ was taking the them for a walk.

[@paulne1514]

4:22-It’s illegal to block a driveway or intersection when stopped in traffic. Yet you’re telling people to break the law?

[@edyee1647]

No, they are not.

[@char1737]

6. My those are some fine spool samples!

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

How long have you been spooling up for that joke? It's left me reeling.

[@jenniferbangerter5128]

I agree about the plates front and back . When you have an accident take a picture of the driver

[@mimcduffee86]

I like how Logan and Wham Baam are blaming the driver who is following the law when it was the driver speeding down the "suicide lane" who nearly caused an accident.

[@herpdyderpp]

@4:25 maybe drivers should learn the center lane isn’t a driving lane

[@KongtheGentlemen]

#3 I know and travel that stretch often, that's Florida Avenue. That turn is from a church and they do that move on a daily... glad she caught it.

[@Adui13]

I've seen you talk about leaving a gap several times. I tend to agree to a point. However, literally the only reason it is dangerous is because other drivers aren't paying attention. If the cars in front of you are stopped there is a reason! If it's not your lane proceed slowly by with caution, not zip by at speed. But then that requires all of us to be more mindful and more patient. (I'm guilty of lack of patience myself)

[@anthonybertone2336]

Also peoples mindset is they’re the only ones on the road so look out for them, Nobody can seem to wait their turn. They’re just gonna go whether is clear or not.

[@youtube-handle-are-a-joke]

It's not a problem of letting a gap open to let people go through, it's a problem of not proceeding with caution when there's a gap. There's no defensive driving whatsoever from the people crossing but from drivers passing 2 or 3 lane of stopped traffic without slowing down because their lane is clear and not expecting an idiot pedestrian or bike or car changing lane or someone going through a gap without looking.

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

Not to mention that I've driven through areas in a city where, if people didn't allow side-traffic to enter (technically, illegally) during "rush hour", then the side street would be blocked and all cars in it would have to wait until the end of rush hour (which is usually a lot longer than one hour). It's just not practical. So long as the people entering are sensible, and do something like joining the closest flow of traffic and then using legal turns if they need to go the opposite direction, there's no problem. At least, that's how it seems to work here in Aus.

[@youtube-handle-are-a-joke]

@@melkiorwiseman5234 and it works like this in most coutries in the world, but sometimes with americans the simplest of things seems so complicated.

[@russelljacob7955]

4:06 #15 When is Wham Baam going to learn that in most places, it is illegal to block driveways when traffic comes to a stop. It is only dangerous because of the incompetence of the drivers, like in most of the videos.

[@erintyres3609]

8:30 Maybe it stands for "Recklessly Courageous".

[@donaldblock640]

Close the gap SPOT ON! Not only do "gapers" make a gap they wave to the other driver's "go ahead", I've actually had gapers get mad at me when I don't take their advice. If I cant see oncoming traffic I don't go.

[@sailingspark9748]

I know the corner Mason was hit at. It's in Absecon NJ, It's a notoriously bad corner for people turning left in the left lane and then immediately turning right to get into shoprite. It used to be a single lane turn, but several years ago they added the ability for the middle lane to turn left too, most people forget that and turn from the far left lane only.

[@bitshtannicajohnson6957]

*Hundred bucks says the Hyundai occupants were far from Al Byeno*

[@Helyyx]

06:08 Hey, I know that place! Good job Jaden! even Wichita drivers can suck. We literally have a Facebook group about it.

[@airlag]

12:45 if the police refuses to help, it is likely they are involved.

[@capnkwick4286]

On #15 ‐ what I've learned is that when someone leaves a gap in traffic for you to make turn, you SLOWLY inch out past the last vehicle. Once you are absolutely certain nothing is coming, then make the turn. Never assume anything.

[@franartis5899]

There are so many little sayings people should know: SECURE YOUR LOAD, DON'T BE A RABBIT AT THE LITE, CLOSE THE GAP, BAD DRIVERS NEVER MISS THEIR EXIT.

[@Trust_but_Verify]

2:02 Dash cam is not a safety feature though, it's just to record what happened. Mandatory front collision avoidance system would be a safety feature to avoid these accidents of inattention.

[@jessecarliner7733]

I can't tell you how much I hate what happened in #15 (at 4:15) and other situations where other people who are "being polite" create hazards.

[@russtyhoward-m3f]

Kindly take note, that intersection in front of the Bass pro shop here in Springfield MO is already VERY hazardous due to large tractor trailers. It also sees a very high volume of traffic for most of the day. And having most of the small cars speed up to block anybody from exiting the local shops does NOT help it any! Sadly, for you what the one car did IS legal here, although the car which was exiting is supposed to turn right to continue with the flow of traffic.

[@MrZlodeus]

1:42 Patrick said it didn't seem like the pickup driver even tried to slow down" - he's wrong; you can clearly see the pickup's nose dip immediately before the initial impact, which means the driver stood on the brakes at the last moment. (roll the jingle: "too late... too late... too late, Marlene" 😆)

[@joecrammond6221]

no dash cam footage sadly but had my own experience yesterday, was a passenger on an Alexander Dennis ADL 200 MMC travelling from Woking to Guildford (UK), we'd just left Woking Railway Station when we came across a toyota driving to our left, the toyota had plenty of room to turn around but instead reversed out, hitting the bus just past the doors, the damage was minor but the bus driver wasn't happen. after assessing the damage and exchanging information, the driver contact the bus company, informing them of what happened and was able to continue the journey. by the time we reached guildford, I was the only one who was on the bus at the time still on, checked the damage which i checked after the accident, the driver asked me if it was still there which i said it was, don't know what happened next as i had a train to catch

[@WarpedFlayme]

As a resident of Arizona, I would never go without full glass coverage on my insurance. It usually only costs some $40/yr and will pay for itself after only a single chip, let alone a full windshield. There's so many rocks out here, glass damage is all but inevitable.

[@adrienneferri3545]

That's Clyde the Carmel he dose a lot of events in Idaho and lives outside of Boise

[@TheAngeltoad]

Yes!

[@emilywagner6354]

When he's not helping Santa deliver Christmas presents? 😆 (We'll see who's old enough to understand that reference, lol!)

[@patmcbride9853]

1:15 Patrick should have scrutinized his video more carefully. The Pickup nosedived at the last second because the brakes were hit hard.

[@zaknecker]

#2 Let's go, my town finally got on wham baam!

[@kathyr2792]

Camals need walkies to ya know!!

[@sidneyvandykeii3169]

My wife's best friend lives 2 hour away in Battleground Washington. That area has a lot of country roads that are now rural roads. Way more traffic than those roads were designed for. I'm also guessing that driver that ran the 4 way stop had been through that intersection at least 100 times. They just weren't paying attention.

[@kingdommanlegacyministries7769]

Spread this word, start a new trend in this country that will prevent accidents & save lives...when I see an accident or wildlife or slowed traffic, I use my hazards... brake lights aren't enough, so I use my hazards quite often to warn those around me that something is up...

[@Michaeldoesdrumsofficial]

Actually, we have an intersection right at the exit of our neighbourhood which seems to be the same as in this video. They finally put a traffic light there after we had trouble pulling out so many times where we would just be stuck there for like three minutes, just waiting for a clear spot to pull out, I can’t believe that there weren’t more accidents. There were like none .

[@susansusan6612]

#2 - OMG !!! GET THE LAWYER INVOLVED ASAP !!!

[@MrNucEngineer]

Camels have 2 humps. The animal was a dromedary which has one hump.

[@heyitsseabass]

#15 - I've said it before, and I'll say it again - PLEASE stop saying, "Don't leave a gap." In many states, it is ILLEGAL to block side streets/shopping center entrances. You're actively encouraging people to break the law. At the end of this clip, you can clearly see traffic is stopped, and there was no room for the drivers in either lane to proceed through without blocking the side street / lot entrance. The law is in place to keep cross traffic moving and/or allow emergency vehicles to get through quickly when responding to an emergency. Imagine if your loved one needed an ambulance, but they couldn't get through because people took your advice and blocked the way. This incident only occurred because the pickup driver appeared to either be using the center turn lane in an attempt to bypass traffic or they had to swerve into that lane to avoid rear ending the stopped traffic - looks like they were approaching dangerously fast and just looked up from their phone and reacted by swerving - I don't see their turn indicator!

[@kassarc16]

Sounds like those laws are creating dangerous situations, and most are not like this truck and are legally flowing traffic with no warning someone is about to violate their right of way.

[@edyee1647]

What! They always say that! They are not encouraging people to break the law!

[@caroltoynbee3122]

#5 A crown vic on a dirt road after dark goes into a field. Crown vic can hold at least 5 bodies in the trunk.😂😂😂😂😂

[@rhodymark4305]

I am against your "Close the Gap" hashtag idea. Leaving a gap is the right thing to do in most cases. In some places, drivers are actually instructed to NOT BLOCK the intersection. Sometimes they even paint a giant "X" in the area that should be kept clear. There is literally one just down the street from me.

[@latestarter7761]

The driveway I use at work would be impossible to get in and out of if everyone “closed the gap”. Saying it’s dangerous to be courteous is wrong. Not making sure all lanes are clear, not racing down the turning lane are dangerous, not being courteous

[@GothicaBeauty]

It’s what we do in the uk given it often tells you not to block a road/exit.

[@ericew]

The gap thing is a problem because when you are coming to a stop you are required to leave room for entry and egress from driveways. Obviously don't do it when you have the right of way but sometimes it's the law.

[@stevecleaver8933]

Talking about the "leaving a gap" bit at 4:30ish in the video, there isn't a problem with leaving a gap to allow another vehicle to pull out when you can't go much further anyway, the issue is with the vehicle that's pulling out ASSUMING NOTHING IS COMING, they need to CREEP OUT SLOWLY to whichever lane you are in (they know it's safe to go out that far) BUT FROM THERE ON THEY SHOULD BE EXTRA CAUTIOUS SO VEHICLES IN LANES BEYOND YOURS BECOME AWARE OF A VEHICLE PULLING OUT & HAVE TIME TO SLOW DOWN & ALSO IF THEY AREN'T GOING TO STOP THE DRIVER PULLING OUT DOESN'T SUDDENLY APPEAR INFRONT OF THEM IN THEIR LANE, THUS CAUSING AN ACCIDENT. !!

[@EvilLron]

I know exactly where that 2nd wreck happened. It almost got me too, a couple months ago. Had to slam the brakes and ended up going into the median to avoid hitting someone. Thankfully, no damage to anything but the grass in the median.

[@marie7826]

It's an emotional support camel! A little respect would be nice :P

[@williepearl278]

The first wreck I was in was due to someone stopping so a car could cut across 4 lanes of traffic. I ended up getting t-boned. The 2 guys that were letting the other driver cut across, started laughing at us and drove off. This was probably 15 years ago and I still wish that I had had a dash camera when this happened.

[@Skibbtyskaters]

I agree with number two it would help us all out so scams wouldn’t happen

[@lisacartwright2402]

I remember when I was probably 7 or 8 me and my family, waiting to pull into a parking space once this car pull out, witnessed this same driver literally rip the car door off to his neighbors and drove off like a bat out of hell. My mom decided to chase him down with all of us in it to get his license plate. We got it before we lost him in traffic and drove back to give the other guy the details along with my mom's contact to act as witness. She never got called for anything so I hope we helped him get the right person though.

[@SeamusM]

1. Boise is pronounce like boy-see. 2. That camel is a well known & loved animal that is scheduled to appear at events, carnivals, bdays, etc.