WORST DRIVERS OF ONTARIO | WHAM BAAM DASHCAM

[@ShevieMine]

I can relate to being blinded by those overly bright headlights. Those things need to be outlawed. I know that the drivers who have them can see better, but that does you no good if an oncoming driver runs into you because they can't see.

[@atJamie]

Yup. Was an absolute nightmare the other day when it rained and the light was scattering all over the wet road, now throw in some high beams and you’ve got e x t r a f u n

[@Fan-lq6uv]

Excessively bright headlight and even LED bar are illegal but it's not often enforced because police aren't going around inspecting for headlight problem (out of adjustment or illegal replacement bulb) and for LED bar.

[@Trades46]

Canada needs a high beam law like Asia does.

[@CndnHippo]

In BC we're in the process of making blues illegal.

[@Motorcycle1237]

I am sorry to say that the lights are so bright from opposite cars made me spent $120 to buy bright LED to cope with these stupid opposite lights.

[@Peacewind152]

Its SO sad that I know literally ALL of these location. Ontario really does have terribad drivers. It's getting worse too.

[@Makeouthill111.]

I fucking live there 😂

[@ducewags]

@@Makeouthill111. If you live there, it wolud be "live here" for you. Logic?

[@nxfoxx5490]

literally. I was almost involved in a head on collision while going up a hill at night. I got to the top of the hill and saw headlights coming straight at me. I slammed on the breaks and swerved and this idiot came within a foot of my car. scariest moment of my life, I would’ve died with how fast we were both going.

[@ducewags]

@@nxfoxx5490 Is that coffee breaks, or lunch breaks?

[@Sylvander1911]

It's all those ex-Winnipeggers

[@Seiaeka]

The "thank you" hand-wave in #2 is the Canadian universal "I'm sorry, I f'd up, glad you're ok, I'm just stupid" handwave, actually. :P

[@CalTek]

100%. I have been guilty of one or two of those "sorry - my bad" moments. 1/2 of them received with a "all good" nod in return.

[@justinjones5281]

You guys made my day. I’m from midland area. Hilarious comments guys. Cheers

[@Partizan-one]

I came here to say the same thing, haha.

[@donovanjr2746]

Just started driving this n began to do it subconsciously 😂

[@AlexBigBoi94]

LOL yeahh thats a thing for sure! :P

[@rachaelv3481]

#17…. whenever I’m in this situation I always wait until I’m 100% sure everyone is slowing down to a stop, and this is why! I could tell from the moment the light turned yellow that car wasn’t going to stop!

[@zaafirahmad1853]

Came here looking for this comment, I fully agree

[@haithemanton4213]

ya its the benz fault, by law u have to yield for them till they pass, not sure how the other driver was found at fault.

[@carpetbilly]

yep, the benz was at fault, cant believe whambam insinuated it was the other guys fault.@@haithemanton4213

[@austinviau4892]

Mercedez is not found at fault because by law the other driver is required to slow down and stop and the driver of the mercedez is required to clear the intersection. Other driver is 100% at fault he has to be over the line before the lights yellow for the mercedez to be held accountable.

[@Neilmobile95]

4:48 to be fair the guy could have easily avoided it if he was paying attention.

[@Pete0126]

yup, 0 awarness especially with snow, you don't drive assuming people will stop in those conidtions.

[@syfmys8766]

Thanks tips if everyone was aware and knew how to drive, there wouldn't be any accidents.

[@Matt-sl1wg]

Ya, rule #1 clearing the intersection is make sure the oncoming traffic is stopping/stopped. Obviously the other driver eats the fault, but the whole accident could have been avoided if left-turner was more attentive.

[@durrrrl3435]

@@Matt-sl1wgexactly, so many people think you have to clear the intersection before the light is red, but it’s actually completely legal to clear it after it’s already red for this exact reason! That’s why there is a few seconds delay until the cross traffic gets a green light.

[@i.am.will.prentice]

@@Pete0126 when you come from a country that never experiences snow, you don't know how to drive in it. It's time the province started to protect the rest of us and make driver ed mandatory and have a separate course for winter driving - again mandatory but retroactive for every driver from countries and states that don't have regular snowfalls.

[@ffedurch]

"I guess it's a Jeep thing." No, it's a Brampton thing.

[@liluziburnt7678]

😂

[@aalampara7853]

Digdeep thing

[@JL-ds1pi]

Notice that the driver was dumb enough to speed up though. Trying to scare the jeep probably?

[@succnasty69]

Jeet Wrangler things

[@horatiohuffnagel7978]

​@@aalampara7853Rammindeep. Lol worst insurance rates in all of Canada. Wonder why?

[@michaeltutty1540]

The Sherman Cut is one of a number of roads that connect the two parts of Hamilton. It was built long before thete was anything close to modern traffic volumes. Because of the geology and topography of the Escarpment it is just not practical to widen the road. People get used to it. Thete is a main arterial road in downtown Toronto that is also a contraflow road. It is not as difficult as it sounds or seems.

[@BernieBeetov]

The one-way feature of that section was designed to work efficiently around the resulting traffic from the different shifts that flow into & out of Stelco Steel & Dofasco. No joke, it works. The locals are used to it. There are several confusing intersections along the escarpment, especially along the eastern entrance at the top of the escarpment to the Kenilworth Access.

[@jaystek6059]

​@@BernieBeetovworks very well if your a local you know

[@TroubleClef92]

Jarvis St! Still so weird to drive un the middle lane....hahaha

[@Mantium47]

the one in toronto is a straight line, not a weird intersection like this

[@dukhi_aatma372]

Jarvis it is!

[@austinh1028]

Rule #1 with driving in snow- don't hit the brakes unless you're pointed in a direction you want to go- never forget you have momentum guiding your movements

True, but when in that situation, you must release the brake to allow the front wheels to turn again and likely steer out of the situation. Been there fine that and lived a hundred times. Panic braking is horrible in this situation.

[@HAA0603]

being from Ontario i’m fully considered that we have the worst drivers in the whole world. ur basically risking ur life every second ur driving here lol

[@mlfett6307]

You obviously didn't learn to drive in Montreal.......while I live in Ottawa now, its never as bad as back home. 🙂

[@nicolesturges5367]

Or Vancouver... even according to Ontario visitors, here it is at least as bad, if not worse. And yes, it is definitely getting worse very quickly as people are getting more stressed and either shutting down their brains or no longer caring about anyone else around them!!!

[@owizcomg]

Oh you haven't driven in Malta!

[@B345T1N355Official]

As a California driver risking my life every second I’m driving here, is it really that bad there?

[@GooseyBO]

@@B345T1N355OfficialYes. 10 million people in the greater toronto area alone, which is a small fraction of ontario. Tons of new drivers due to heavy immigration here. It’s really really bad.

[@sherriecarr1388]

Have to admit I watch these videos anytime of the day. Also glad they are here cause it's helped me become hyper aware for all the idiots on the roads these days

[@boostforlife]

There should be a Wham Baam for Brampton Ontario content. Lots of amazing driving talent coming out of there in the last few years

[@easternsaxon7820]

Browntown! 😅😂😅😂

[@dukhi_aatma372]

Digmeets 🤣🤣

[@Missioneer]

Let me Patel you all about it. 😅

[@thanushanfun3230]

Nah its the indians not Us Browns​@@easternsaxon7820

[@rickraff]

No server in the world has enough storage for this

[@ShihTzu_Puppies]

This is status quo in Ontario especially in Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto

[@outbound2explore119]

Brampton is literally the 'bumper cars' of Ontario.

[@yl4773]

I’m surprised Brampton wasn’t represented

[@RedDevilMoto]

I live in Brampton, and if it was, there could be a seperate channel for there all on its own! I have front AND back dash cams living here.

[@notastone4832]

because those accidents are usually the kind where people die.

[@jpny.7961]

Around 7min in there is

[@Cre8tive81]

I bet most of the drivers were from Brampton... causing havoc across Canada..

[@BuckeyesFan487]

7:45

[@stopnowus]

It's truly disheartening to find myself in a situation where I can identify every single location mentioned. The fact that I'm intimately acquainted with all of them underscores a pervasive issue with drivers in Ontario. The prevalence of what seems like a growing number of poor drivers is particularly distressing. This raises broader questions about the state of road safety and the need for effective measures to address and reverse this concerning trend. It's crucial to delve deeper into the root causes and explore comprehensive strategies that can contribute to creating safer roads for everyone in the region.

[@BernieBeetov]

The causes I attribute the lion's share of problems are: 1. Distracted driving, i.e. smartphones 2. Poor concept of driving, i.e. tunnel vision, nervousness, can't see the big picture or understand traffic patterns. 3. Poor attitude or mood. If you are "hangry" you might just try to pull a cute one at an intersection to save some time, upsetting the order of the intersection and making it dangerous. 4. The odd crazy that goes way too fast and is way over their head. Here in Toronto the speed limits are dropping to ridiculously low levels, to the point where any sane driver would scoff. It can get super expensive to scoff. It does bring out a small cadre of cannonball run drivers. Driving too fast for traffic is a recipe for disaster, with a lot of collateral damage, especially in town when a loaded bus shelter gets plowed into. Yes, even bus drivers can cause accidents, though rare. Pay full attention is all I can say.

[@airborne63]

@@BernieBeetov The BIG problem is that the testing for licences is insufficient, 'multiple choice' computer crap, and they have graduated licences and too long to learn. When I got mine, there was a '30 day Learner's Permit'.....and they figured if you were too stupid and unco-ordinated to pass the REAL test (NOT the phony test that they have now) that they had after 30 days....they sure as hell weren't going to give you a licence to go out on the roads and kill someone. The problem is now it's "go woke get dead"....when they give licences to UNQUALIFIED drivers.......because.

[@i.am.will.prentice]

@@airborne63 they also give "driving experience equivalencies" for newcomers, cuz driving in Tehran or Mumbai or Saigon is EXACTLY like driving in Ontario in the winter lol Add that English/French is no longer required and you get daily videos like this. McGuinty and Wynne really effed up the MTO with this garbage.

[@Aaron-u3g]

All the work from Homer's during covid are back on the roads

[@eliburrowes938]

This video is a good example of why I avoid driving in cities. I live in a small town and only drive in small towns and country, and when I get to a city I park and use public transit, sometimes buses but preferably trains. Screw sitting at these intersections

[@kleanplaysfn]

being from Ontario, I'm honored but also sad because we are supposed to be the nice ones

[@owenrobinette239]

Haha true

[@Kat_Krazy]

Yep😢

[@Fan-lq6uv]

Ontario could go back to being nice if they can kick out Burlington and Hamilton. I've been through that part, it's much safer to walk into Russia and yell "Putin is gay" than to drive in those part.

[@drjatinderbirsingh]

​@@Fan-lq6uvI guess you have never been to Brampton 😂

[@theahearn2658]

I'm sorry, where have you been the last 10 years? Some of the most rude and obnoxious and mouthy people I have met in the last decade are from Canada particularly some from Ontario.

[@muninnseyes]

Not surprised to see this. I drive semi across over Canada and the USA. I find the G.T.A has some of the rudest, most ignorant drivers I've ever encountered.

[@holhydro]

Toronto is the worst. It's a hotpot of people from India, Middle East, and asia driving with the same habit they did back home.

[@jeffgroves4533]

8:18, Ravi needs to pay more attention, he had so much time to brake!

[@randomrazr]

he drives like hes still in Mumbai

[@Justin-nv]

This tells me you never been to ontario 401 or 403. These highways can cause Domino-effect accidents at any time. I never had to fully stopped in highways back in Halifax where i can see all the road closure signs or cop cars on road even if it need to fully stopped. But when i drove to Toronto that surprised me that, i have to go down to 0km/hr from 100km/hr + speed in next second, where that is not possible. This dash cam never shows the real speed because of its wide angle. This driver has better reaction time but he didn’t follow that rule of 4sec of the car infront of him. You can see the red car already crashed and he is lucky to steer away. Drive in Toronto on left lane and feel it

[@_yourNameHere__]

It's seems more simple on video but that's not the case when you are on the highway when you're covering so much distance in so little of time.

[@gliscorX]

​@@randomrazrit's physically impossible to drive at that speed in Mumbai

[@aeshabhatt]

Being a part of this event, I can vouch that you’re given with very less time to respond. And as a human tendency you will either hard break or try to swerve in this situation. Going back to speed 10-20 from 90 km/hr in a fraction of second is impossible and we were lucky enough the truck behind was at a far distance.

[@salmanskippy]

Auto makers offering Bluetooth and other crap but do not offer built-in dash cam? Built-in dash cam must be standard on all vehicles.

[@TreatFruit11]

8:03 its always the jeeps that make u turns without looking, my parents got into a accident because a jeep made a random u turn out of nowhere

[@RedDevilMoto]

I live in Brampton, Ontario. I drive from here to Mississauga every day for work and back. With the amount of idiot drivers in Brampton (why is it always Honda's they drive) i could upload video daily! Case in point. I was driving in Brampton today, a car ahead of me ran a stop sign, (going same direction as me) a child in their FRONT seat, moving around, child had NO seat-belt on. This is becoming way to common around here lately. I have front AND back dash comes living here in Brampton. Its a MUST!

[@tdotsubway]

Every driver in Ontario should have a dashcam. The roads are being used by a lot people who shouldn’t have licences.

[@SoulfulSongsbyDustin]

I live In Hamilton, Ontario, the Sherman Cut is intentionally designed to minimize rock fall risks. The direction of closure depends on the severity of the rockfall on either side.

[@I_am_Allan]

I was born in London (ON), and have lived in Toronto almost 20 years. The people in the province get their licenses from the bottom of Cracker Jacks boxes.

[@TheSaintBigFoot]

Some get them from the Tampax box

[@lailarichardson2933]

#10 That exact thing happened to me sometime last year. I almost hit them trying to go around them in the turning lane because they were turning at the same time. Definitely don't go around them in the turning lane.

[@JAMESRS58]

The MTO allows learner drivers to take their driving test in smaller towns more than two hours from where they actually live .. and drive ..

[@wickedfresh2012]

The take away from this is, don't drive in southern Ontario lol

[@GooseyBO]

So happy to see a suggestion i made come to life. Thanks for the quality content and for giving us ontario residents more reason to drive safe

[@ProAvgeek6328]

As a ontario resident I approve of this video

[@joe4833]

I'm pretty sure Gregory, the BMW that hit you, is most likely an employee for BMW. Employees often take dealer vehicles for lunch breaks also All dealerships have security cameras, especially luxury dealerships like BMW.

[@mmmzzz8]

and on top of that that is the electric bmw ix which is ugly and they didny sell them much for sure they know who is the owner and who was driving that car

[@mlfett6307]

One of the drivers you presented said that they were fully prepared for winter with their all-seasons tires??? Anybody living in snowy areas should definitely have SNOW tires. In fact in Quebec its the law now. All-seasons are not very good on snow or slush.....

[@tedcook8749]

I believe they said “all weather tires “- better, but not ideal in extreme winter weather.

[@DanTheCaptain]

Torontonian here. There’s a joke that you hear time and time again about how people in this city forgot how to drive during the pandemic. Coupled with low enforcement and rampant fraudulent driver certification in the education and licensing, things have become wild. I see wild things every day.

[@freak3dot]

12:39 PSA: Use a glass water repellent to dramatically improve wet weather driving visibility.

[@WillardMartin-h9h]

RAIN-X FTW

[@freak3dot]

​​@@WillardMartin-h9hRight! 😂I keep the orange RainX in my reservoir. I drove my last vehicle home drom the dealership in the rain and I couldn't believe the difference.

[@Aaron-u3g]

People in canada don't even know to put on snow tires, get oil changes or get their brakes done.

[@sydney5887]

6:44 what in the world?! That's an insane intersection... Im surprised it doesnt have its own channel like the Milwaukee round about or the 10'7 bridge lol

[@ryanthompson3737]

It's not actually that bad. They block access with a lowering arm and they put those LED signs above the road. Should be NO reason to end up in that situation unless the other car wasn't paying attention to the numerous signs. The only difficult part is the first part where there's like 5 places a car could turn into you, and you've got to have a head on a swivel in case someone ignores their yield or stop sign. They have it set up this way because the road generally isn't busy, but when everyone is trying to get home after work it gets REALLY backed up. This way they can redirect traffic going down the mountain to the other access roads while people coming up the mountain from the downtown office jobs can just go straight up both lanes. Up the mountain is considered the wealthy and middle income areas, and down the mountain are all the lower income people but also all the office work the middle income people work at. It's really just a way to that wealthier people can get home faster.

[@Peacewind152]

If you live in the area (hi that's my clip), you get used to how it works. Its the people who don't like nearby that seem to cause issues.

[@Peacewind152]

@@ryanthompson3737 That SUV scared the crap out of us. She wasn't paying attention at all. If you check the rearview cam, she also cut off the person turning right up the Cut when she had a yield. Our mic is muted... but I recall much honking.

[@kc8189]

ya these bright ass headlights are pretty cancer - its dumb because people buy them to see better, but don't read the road signs, use them to high-beam other drivers, and blind everyone on the street

[@ribeye-03]

MTO needs to bring back the skid pad course for G2 drivers so they can learn how to react when sliding

[@MGD_Tuscarora]

the Sherman cut was built before cars had seatbelts and airbags so safety back then wasn't really a concern its one of the oldest mountain access in Hamilton.

[@simont1709]

Lol it's not a jeep thing, it's a Brampton thing

[@shawndonovan1182]

Ontario resident here, i am suprised there was not more from Brampton, Mississauga, Oakville (Peel region) you people CANNOT drive for shit down there! Lol

[@jocktulloch3499]

Without seeing the car turning in front of the tank truck driver it's hard to tell if he wasn't paying attention, or the turning car's driver was one of those people who turn the wheel and the turn signal on at the same time as they hit the brakes to make the turn.

[@Weektoweekhockey]

You can make daily “worst of Ontario” videos and never run out of content I swear. This place has the worst drivers

[@bongblaze4453]

Let’s be real, 90% of Ontario accidents happen in Brampton. And there’s a reason for that, I won’t say it but I know you know it.

[@benradey379]

I’ll say it for you, no hate to them, it’s the East Indian immigrants.

[@BC-kx5zb]

I'll say it. It's the immigrants from India, middle east and Africa(Somali). Most of them don't know or bother to learn the English language, so how are they supposed to understand the rules of the road or even receive a license!? Well, we can thank our "wonderful" prime minister for that. 🤨

[@rickraff]

93

[@repressednerd1449]

As a 28 year resident of Hamilton the Sherman cut is b.s. and whoever designed it must have been drunk

[@tinydough8746]

If everyone in Ontario had dash cams, we would have an infinite amount of submissions. Driving here is like a nightmare sometimes, and even just walking at the crosswalk is dangerous. I literally almost got hit by 4 cars from trying to cross 2 crosswalks within 3 minutes where I had the right of way. But 4 drivers decided that they didn't have enough time to wait for me to walk a bit further before speeding across a few inches ahead of me, doing a quick U-turn right after my crosswalk signal turned white (green), and slowly moving forward as I walk towards the direction of their car. I swear they are just handing out driver's licenses to anyone these days. Not the best driver either, but still...

[@robtapp6400]

At the intersection near me (or really the 75m long road with crosswalks at either end) I see people not stopping at the 3-way stop sign, turning right and almost hitting someone. This happens multiple times a day like the drivers had a meeting and most agreed to ignore that stop sign. Or they stop but go out of turn because "reasons" (I do not know if they are just ignorant how stop signs work). But I also see some of the dumbest pedestrians too. Multiple times a week I see pedestrians jay-walk across this short road, just to continue walking toward the corner that is like 50 feet or less away. Usually it is a mother and/or father dragging 2 or 3 kids under the age of 8 across the road just 50 feet from the crosswalk. It is insane. Now multiply this one short road across all the roads in my city and I am scared for people. Maybe we need tougher testing for drivers, or mandatory retesting every few years. Something needs to be done, it is almost like these people have had no training or testing at all.

[@tinydough8746]

@@robtapp6400 Let me guess, you're from Brampton? Heard Brampton drivers are one of the worst in the world.

[@robtapp6400]

@@tinydough8746 Nope, Brampton adjacent, but my office is in Brampton. The 410 in rush hour is something special.

[@tinydough8746]

@@robtapp6400 Sounds like a nightmare, best of luck!

[@Jeffm94]

baffled how most drivers here even got a license. its getting ridiculous tbh

[@yaughl]

Too many drivers cannot drive in wintery or slippery conditions. We need to drastically tighten the requirements required to obtain a drivers license in the first place. I would argue at least half of all drivers in Ontario are simply not fit to be operating a vehicle. Poor spacial awareness and little to no understanding of basic physics like momentum, inertia and traction seems to be 'the norm'. I only received my drivers license just over a decade ago and was completely shocked how little I actually had to do to prove my driving ability. No defensive driving requirement whatsoever!

[@kriswingert1662]

#22: the mini van had NO turn signal on to alert drivers they were turning. This is probably why the truck did what it did. The van probably just stopped without warning.

[@MidnightMustang]

Look closer, the van did have its blinker on. Regardless, turn signal or not, trucker is at fault if a collision occurred.

[@aroundtoronto.]

@@MidnightMustang i thought that to but second time watching you can see its on

[@MidnightMustang]

@@OddswithThingsLook again. Right and middle taillights remain solid. Left is flashing, that is the blinker. In the US, it is not required for vehicles to have a dedicated, amber coloured blinker for the rear of the vehicle.

[@aroundtoronto.]

@@OddswithThings yes you are right now that i see it again

[@kevinwong060898]

thats why always keep 3 seconds distance

[@REWYRED]

Pffft... # 14, the "Sherman Cut" is EASY to navigate if you know how and pay attention to the road signs... Its purpose was and is to expedite traffic up and down the "mountain" during rush hours, downbound in the morning upbound in the evening..... Functions extremely well when navigated correctly.

[@CommanderOutdoors]

I’m from Ontario but live in New Brunswick now, and it took me leaving Ontario for an extended period and coming back to realize, Ontario has some of the worst drivers in the country

[@boezow]

Surprised Brampton didn’t take up the whole video.

[@jaystek6059]

Wam bam welcome to Hamilton!! The good ole Sherman cut, i drive it up and down everyday and i cant count the amount of craziness I've seen! From guys racing up doing well over 120km to wrong way in wrong lane, If your used to it and can read and follow the flow its easy but i can tell if youve never been there how bad it is

[@samslattery420]

6:33 I live two seconds away from this access (and have my entire life LOL) and use it daily. The signs are more than sufficient and there are MANY sets of those lights showing if the lane is open or not in case you miss the plethora of signs. There are also massive traffic arms (like those used in parking garages) that are employed at both the top and bottom to further restrict access during certain times of the day. Hamilton, ON is split by the Niagara Escarpment and these access roads are called "Mountain accesses" as us locals refer to the escarpment as "The Mountain" to differentiate between the upper and lower city. There are several of these accesses throughout the city, however this is the only one that changes directions throughout the weekdays to help with commuter & work day traffic. In the early morning it's only open going down helping those needing off "the Mountain" and 3 hours later it switches back to both directions. In the mid afternoon/early evening it switches to up bound traffic only, and again stays like this for roughly 3 hours before going back to both. I promise it's not nearly as confusing as it may look!🤪

[@Aaron-u3g]

Nothing about driving in ontario/hamilton is hard to understand it's the lack of the drivers ability to even attempt to understand what is going on around them. There should be an IQ test for driving and phones need to be disabled.

[@wordreet]

So that last clip was NOT a lawnmower behaving badly! 😂

[@belle83773]

being from Ontario, I’m disappointed in these drivers. Some people just don’t know how to drive

[@glenvictor028]

8:04. Nope, It's a Brampton thing.

[@jonathanlanglois2742]

6:50 Québec city and Montreal both have a bridge that has an extra lane in one direction depending on the time of day. Peoples are used to it. The electronic signage is more than enough to do the job. The bridge in Québec bas a series of cones that are moved twice a day, every day, rain shine or snow.

[@scdu]

Same with the bridge between Ontario and Quebec in Ottawa

[@MidnightMustang]

Everyone saying the minivan driver didn’t have his signal on… look closer, from the beginning of the clip…

[@stevenlilley2040]

Keep on giving licenses to people who have been in Canada for 5 mins

[@mhthekilla]

You should require a license to go outside.

[@reesebriere8821]

Based

[@rusab5166]

Honestly I see stuff go down in Brampton every day, getting a dashcam this month, gonna start posting. Hate working here 😅

[@juliehehir4986]

in the winter when alot of people crash in the same day we call it the summer tire covention

[@Aleksandar6ix]

I can't stand it when people cut through traffic, and I hate it when people in the opposite lane are "trying to be nice" by letting a driver through without realizing that you can't see what's coming in the other lane. I NEVER take generosity if I can't see what's coming.

[@cosyninja1]

Yep. I saw someone killed for that exact reason. Multiple lane, car stops mid traffic to let people jay walk who just got off a city bus. First person walks out passed the “nice driver” letting people by, then wham! Struck dead by another driver in the next lane. The person who stopped to let people pass was the one who got charged in both manslaughter and obstruction of traffic. Trust me. I live in Nova Scotia and these foolish “polite” drivers are so stupid it drives me nuts. If someone who shouldn’t be stopping to let me by, I lose it on them (with my angry gestures) to just go and not worry about trying to save me a few seconds for the light to change

[@Aleksandar6ix]

@@cosyninja1 it's even dumber when nobody is behind them and all we're doing is waiting for the gap!

[@alanphillips1209]

@@cosyninja1 Wow ! I am so sorry .

[@thecbc7658]

0:05 that Mcnicoll Ave and Stonebridge Blvd XD

[@DaddySoFly]

I'm surprised there's none submitted from Ottawa

[@bjthedjdutchdude1992]

I had a bad tesla man today and sang the jingle 😂

[@infiniteasmr341]

Baha! I have yet to see a tesla behaving badly in person

[@bjthedjdutchdude1992]

@@infiniteasmr341 I've seen another. They're becoming worse as German car drivers

[@infiniteasmr341]

@@bjthedjdutchdude1992 oh wow! Where do you live? I'm in Utah, and the drivers here are.. decent but also not the best 😅

[@bjthedjdutchdude1992]

@@infiniteasmr341 Netherlands.

[@infiniteasmr341]

@@bjthedjdutchdude1992 ah okay I've seen some pretty bad drivers there

[@pst8342]

Shocking that Brampton and Malton have one accident in video. At least 20 should’ve been from Brampton. Where people get licence and buy car before learning how to flush toilets in public bathrooms.

[@Rexster-]

WHAM BAM DASHCAMMMMMM (seriously I love ur channel ❤️)

[@NVS3992]

You're third 🥉

[@EmitRelevart]

🔵🔵What good are those new bright AF bluish headlights if the rest of us people coming the opposite direction have to practically close our eyes to drive past them? Those lights are bloody dangerous and I can easily see why Reese didn't see the island in the left turn lane (stupid road design to begin with, TBH, but that's Ontario for you). They are especially blinding when oncoming on wet roads, then you really can't see a bloody thing!

[@VitalGlory]

Sherman cut in Hamilton is VERY confusing for people coming across it for the first time.

[@brianthecanadianadventure8946]

Well done! Do more Ontario videos!

[@Ludamus]

Surprised the whole video didn't take place in Brampton

[@holywood60]

Yup, welcome to Ontario, where you can get a licence without learning to drive or understanding the rules of the road. I know a cop who says most of the accidents he attends are people new to Canada, foriegn students or new Canadians.

[@HypocriticYT]

They can’t read the signage either 😂 just give them a license and take the $$

[@PunchBuggyDreams]

I think a lot of them pay off the driving schools and driving examiners who are also from not here---wink, wink! Instant license.

[@marinakrizanac576]

​@@PunchBuggyDreamsyup that's why everyone goes to the Drivetest Centre at 5555 Eglinton Ave.W., when you see the instructors and applicants it all makes sense, just a cash grab noone actually learns anything and sadly common sense cannot be taught, people forget a licence and driving is a priviledge earned not a given right, but money talks so....this is the result

[@PunchBuggyDreams]

@@marinakrizanac576 Yes how true unfortunately. Please stay safe out there.

[@bunztheboss]

I got tboned by a newcomer a few weeks ago… he ran the red light and I was in the middle of the intersection minding my business. Ruined my car. It’s not right, they hand out licences like nothing nowadays

[@rickraff]

#12 is a Brampton thing for sure!!!

[@scottshep8978]

#6 how does a car dealership not have security cameras? Cars are not cheap.

[@OsMFuse]

i am amazed how not all of them are from brampton

[@Julia68yt]

11:50 A dealership without cams? I know just the spot where Gregory will be able to ...aquire... a new car 😁

[@catwoman2596]

Black

[@benbaker6561]

I live in the area of all of these videos, this is a regular occurrence here and I see things like this everyday. Be safe out there people

[@tanishsolanki7786]

raise your hand if you are from Ontario 👇

[@siqariqim5311]

@9:04 she wanted ample space for the u turn.

[@AngryCanine]

10:54 that RAM 1500 Rebel engine as he sped off put one hell of a smile on my face! Got to be one of the best sounding vehicles ever made lol

[@veek74818]

I AGREE ON BEING BLINDED BY LED LIGHTS!!! Sometimes I get thrown off and this needs to address for vehicles now. I think they need to ban them

[@berryg4309]

First iam Just waiting

[@NVS3992]

🥇 You are first

[@hunteralberytalt]

Your #1 your #1

[@kellywallace5809]

That's a big fat lie that dealership doesn't have cameras. What kind of car dealership doesn't have cameras?

[@justsomeguy6474]

2:10 That trucker was probably on his phone. The SUV had it's turn signal on long before the tanker got there.

[@noneya-yh7hj]

I'm beginning to think the use of turn signals is becoming obsolete in the Niagara region as well as speed limits

[@alanphillips1209]

Q.E.W. and Glendale Avenue in N.O.T.L. I thought it would be bad for accidents. So far, its been good. Surprise !

[@hardleecure]

i should get a dashcam. i drive the 401 twice daily to commute to work. i see things at least once a week.... lets see... a few months back some guy cuts me off and then a transport truck and floors it. 5 minutes later it's on its roof. then there was that person in a bmw 7 series, blows my doors off (im already doing 140) and on the east bound 401 (we're going west), a fire truck is coming up. BMW hammers the brakes and comes to a stop. nearly rear ended them. then there was the black pick up on it's roof, half hanging over the raving close to glen eden.

[@justintimefr1]

Being from Quebec, these are just another Tuesday. People are very stupid, irresponsible, and completely incompetent. Just 2 days ago, while I was out with my wife for only a few hours, we saw around 8-10 complete idiots moving forward at red lights, turning into oncoming traffic, switching lanes into other cars, stopping completely on a 70km/h road because they couldn't figure out how to take the exit with other cars present, driving outrageously slowly and hitting the brakes every 10m because they were on their phones, and I could go on and on. We need to be more strict with who we lend driving permits to, and we should conduct tests periodically to assess drivers' continued competence on our roads and with our evolving laws.

[@alanphillips1209]

I agree. I got my license 50 years ago and I agree with you. On a bike it is even worse. People are watching for another car or truck and their brain does not always register a bike. Even if you have loud pipes. I have driven fast and know what it is like to drive 140 MPH for just one hour. (We had MPH back then). I have found that if you drive the speed limit and leave the proper space between vehicles, you will find yourself in dangerous situations a lot less ! Also, say a prayer before starting out and hopefully God's peace will fill your soul and you will not have the desire to do things that increase possible accidents. It also reduces road rage. Peace be still and know that "I am" God. No need to rush around ! Leave early and give yourself plenty of time ! My Father used to say that when you get behind the wheel of a car it is tantamount to handing a person a loaded gun with a shell in the breach and the safety off ! ! !

[@SammyVista1972]

Yes, in Ontario, a dash cam is a necessity. The huge increase in population and a woefully outdated highway system from the 1960's is a bad combination.

[@alanphillips1209]

All brand new vehicles, especially motorcycles, should have front and rear dashcams. Every single one ! ! !

[@TheMapleReport]

The Sherman cut in Hamilton, has one-direction traffic during rush-hour depending on the morning/evening. During weekdays only, in the morning it's traffic down the mountain, and in the afternoon it's traffic up the hill. We have many mountain accesses, and this one runs smooth with the exception of this video.

[@TheMapleReport]

Wait until you see the footage of Jarvis St in Toronto where the middle lane of 5 is direction dependent during certain hours and its not just rush.

[@TheSaintBigFoot]

"mountain"

[@corbinkeith4197]

#17 is 100% at-fault for turning left even if the light is red. His insurance company would also confirm he’s at fault as well!

[@TheSaintBigFoot]

Yep, gotta clear the intersection. It was so obvious that the other car wasn't going to stop. If they ended up stuck in the intersection, they would have the right of way as the next group would would also have to clear the intersection before proceeding.

[@alanphillips1209]

@@TheSaintBigFoot My father used to say that there is the "letter" of the law and then there is the "spirit" or "intent" of the law when he was prosecuting criminals. In some cases going by "the book" or "the letter of the law", you loose the humanity or reason we have laws. I think these are both visible in many of these.

[@batts77]

The fact that I live so close, OR AT the places featured here are insane lol

[@Cre8tive81]

#10 - It's not a "jeep" thing... it's a "Brampton" thing.

[@Cimone90]

I'm surprised they're not all in Brampton

[@admiralbeez8143]

8:21 this is why you do not cruise in the left lane. That’s where most rear end collisions occur. Stay in the middle lane and give plenty of space and you’ll be fine.

[@chamsbro_gaming]

when i saw Ontario i chuckled because we have the worst drivers

[@alanphillips1209]

Why do we ?

[@stratfordbaby]

4:45 In those conditions the cammer was at fault. He was already STOPPED. The SUV was moving. The SUV could not stop but the Mercedes could have stayed put. He was WRONG.

[@SnyperMac1]

So the sherman cut is in my home town, it really is easy to understand and there’s very few accidents there, in all honesty the huge amounts of one way streets are a much bigger problem for Hamilton Ontario

[@alanphillips1209]

I noticed that about all the one way roads almost 50 years ago. Odd that it is still that way. I wonder why ?

[@ed-ology6575]

Some Ontario drivers should have there license revoked. I live in Ontario, certain drivers speed and tailgate, then BAM 6 car pileup on the 410 or 401 Hwy, worst drivers are on the 410. They only know how to speed and tailgate, but have no skills whatsoever on how to execute driving experience knowledge to get themselves out any accident situations. That is why the insurance is so high in Ontario. So sad.

[@alanphillips1209]

410. Is that in "Brampton" ?

[@ed-ology6575]

@@alanphillips1209 Yes in Brampton.

[@jagroopahluwalia]

wham baam could make a full video on brampton. (A tiny city inside ontario)

[@alanphillips1209]

I wonder why ?

[@InsaneCanadian-r7c]

As the son of a member of the Thunder Bay Police Service. These accidents happen often.