The "Sh*t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread Vol II

The "Sh*t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread Vol II

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mp3manager

4,254 posts

197 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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Overtake me, pull in front of me and then slow down....yeah thanks for that.

https://youtu.be/IiP5zL1PU0Y

gotta-beat-the-truck-gotta-beat-the-truck

https://youtu.be/ae8t_FYcTNE

Edited by mp3manager on Friday 5th February 06:18

Silver940

3,961 posts

228 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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MrChips said:
Not sure how to stop Youtube compressing the video so much as it looks ste now, but this is not what I wanted to see on the way to work this morning. Totally st my pants.

https://youtu.be/1meARlhOJgQ
Had one like that not long ago, had to stand on the brakes and come almost to a stop so he could get in. I felt sorry for the guy in my passenger seat who was asleep and was woken by me slamming on the brakes and his first view was a Mercedes square in front of us! yikes


Edited by Silver940 on Friday 5th February 08:26

Europa1

10,923 posts

189 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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Blakewater said:
shost said:
simoid said:
ITV just now has a dashcam program - it's called "Caught on Camera" (just finishing now, 2100 it started.)
Janesy B said:
edit - https://twitter.com/n_asa10

Oh god this person needs banning from oxygen.
He doesn't care about traffic laws but copyright laws seem to mean a lot to him.
Because protecting your IP and image rights is important after you have, of your own volition, uploaded something to a worldwide social media platform demonstrating that you have a V8 car but a 2-stroke brain and an utterly selfish attitude. Oh, and no self awareness and a staggering degree of hypocrisy by accusing others of "stooping" (I'll spell it correctly for you, N Asa) "so low".

Clickbait

2,324 posts

182 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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Motorcycle crash leaves rider with 34 fractures on the body

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt9gY7b3ZBQ

Marcellus

7,121 posts

220 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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Clickbait said:
Motorcycle crash leaves rider with 34 fractures on the body

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt9gY7b3ZBQ
Lucky to have a body left imo!

Gary C

12,500 posts

180 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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Blakewater said:
mp3manager said:
A massive slip road to aim at, and you missed it. I'm pretty sure that if I hadn't been behind them, then the driver of PO60 ZZG, would have reversed back up the motorway.

https://youtu.be/CWz9-n2Is0s
He probably thought at first that he was moving onto a hard shoulder where he could reverse back. They've done a cheap job of modifying that junction. I think they should have done two proper separate exits like where you go onto the M61 from the southbound carriageway. Most major motorway junctions are like that. This M55 junction just encourages a nasty last second scramble and conflict with those who've got into the inside lane sooner but then try to take the second lane on the extended sliproad.
Certainly was not cheap !

You have miles and plenty of warning that the split (and it is a split rather than an exit) is coming and anyone who even thinks it's EVER acceptable to pull onto a hard shoulder and reverse should be banned from driving instantly !

Ok, I know you did not suggest it !

Thing is, it's not a slip road. Bit like the m6 m5. Get in the correct lane, no problem. Miss it, then whatever you do, don't make a panicked reaction, ever. Just keep on going and reroute.

This driver was dangerous.

Edited by Gary C on Friday 5th February 16:27

Blakewater

4,311 posts

158 months

Friday 5th February 2016
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Gary C said:
Blakewater said:
mp3manager said:
A massive slip road to aim at, and you missed it. I'm pretty sure that if I hadn't been behind them, then the driver of PO60 ZZG, would have reversed back up the motorway.

https://youtu.be/CWz9-n2Is0s
He probably thought at first that he was moving onto a hard shoulder where he could reverse back. They've done a cheap job of modifying that junction. I think they should have done two proper separate exits like where you go onto the M61 from the southbound carriageway. Most major motorway junctions are like that. This M55 junction just encourages a nasty last second scramble and conflict with those who've got into the inside lane sooner but then try to take the second lane on the extended sliproad.
Certainly was not cheap !

You have miles and plenty of warning that the split (and it is a split rather than an exit) is coming and anyone who even thinks it's EVER acceptable to pull onto a hard shoulder and reverse should be banned from driving instantly !

Ok, I know you did not suggest it !

Thing is, it's not a slip road. Bit like the m6 m5. Get in the correct lane, no problem. Miss it, then whatever you do, don't make a panicked reaction, ever. Just keep on going and reroute.

This driver was dangerous.

Edited by Gary C on Friday 5th February 16:27
I'm certainly not condoning the driver or saying reversing down the hard shoulder would have been fine. I'm just saying what it looks to me like his intention was when he swung into the inside lane and braked hard, unless he thought there could have been a seperate exit into lane two of a sliproad.

The road design would work fine if people used it sensibly. As is often the way on the road, people don't use it sensibly and the kind of clash I've described seems to happen quite frequently. I use the junction once or twice a week and see it happen often.

diddles

446 posts

200 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Clickbait said:
Motorcycle crash leaves rider with 34 fractures on the body

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt9gY7b3ZBQ
The riders bike (in this clip) hit another biker going the other way on the opposite carriageway killing him.

Joratk

432 posts

111 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Clickbait said:
Motorcycle crash leaves rider with 34 fractures on the body

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt9gY7b3ZBQ
Grassy bank he ended up in definitely saved his life. Stupid bd.

Joratk

432 posts

111 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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carlove said:
Angrydashcamman has a new video and near the start with the bike he visits York, didn't catch me though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9q0-cbXuXI&fe...

I'm struggling to see why 4:30 offended him quite so much, van gets wrong lane, indicates and changes lanes, brakes slightly in the process.
However, at 1:50 I'd have been pissed by that, in fact he was surprisingly calm.
Do you ever watch videos like this one and just think the world would be a better place if this fella didn't exist? I would almost rejoice.

10penceparalyzed

229 posts

125 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Joratk said:
carlove said:
Angrydashcamman has a new video and near the start with the bike he visits York, didn't catch me though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9q0-cbXuXI&fe...

I'm struggling to see why 4:30 offended him quite so much, van gets wrong lane, indicates and changes lanes, brakes slightly in the process.
However, at 1:50 I'd have been pissed by that, in fact he was surprisingly calm.
Do you ever watch videos like this one and just think the world would be a better place if this fella didn't exist? I would almost rejoice.
and the problem is they breed aswell....................

Garvin

5,194 posts

178 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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anonymous said:
[redacted]
A distinct lack of talent. The following bike made a much better job of the bend by aiming for the inside/apex before getting on the gas. The unfortunate victim (of his own stupidity) just opened the throttle whilst in the outside lane and by the time he realised the mistake there was no room to correct it and a rather solid barrier to contend with. This is Darwinism in action except I feel a bit sorry for the motorists on the opposite carriageway who had to deal with a flying motorcycle and rider!

Gary C

12,500 posts

180 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Blakewater said:
Gary C said:
Blakewater said:
mp3manager said:
A massive slip road to aim at, and you missed it. I'm pretty sure that if I hadn't been behind them, then the driver of PO60 ZZG, would have reversed back up the motorway.

https://youtu.be/CWz9-n2Is0s
He probably thought at first that he was moving onto a hard shoulder where he could reverse back. They've done a cheap job of modifying that junction. I think they should have done two proper separate exits like where you go onto the M61 from the southbound carriageway. Most major motorway junctions are like that. This M55 junction just encourages a nasty last second scramble and conflict with those who've got into the inside lane sooner but then try to take the second lane on the extended sliproad.
Certainly was not cheap !

You have miles and plenty of warning that the split (and it is a split rather than an exit) is coming and anyone who even thinks it's EVER acceptable to pull onto a hard shoulder and reverse should be banned from driving instantly !

Ok, I know you did not suggest it !

Thing is, it's not a slip road. Bit like the m6 m5. Get in the correct lane, no problem. Miss it, then whatever you do, don't make a panicked reaction, ever. Just keep on going and reroute.

This driver was dangerous.

Edited by Gary C on Friday 5th February 16:27
I'm certainly not condoning the driver or saying reversing down the hard shoulder would have been fine. I'm just saying what it looks to me like his intention was when he swung into the inside lane and braked hard, unless he thought there could have been a seperate exit into lane two of a sliproad.

The road design would work fine if people used it sensibly. As is often the way on the road, people don't use it sensibly and the kind of clash I've described seems to happen quite frequently. I use the junction once or twice a week and see it happen often.
Been driving it for 30 years and it's much better than layout in the 80's

Not a problem with the layout, it's people. Divers will always leave it to the last minute and cut across whatever the design. I see less problems here than at the m6 to m61 junction down the road.

FraserLFA

5,083 posts

175 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Sorry if this has been posted before.

Towing fail - starts at 5:02

Clicky

smithyithy

7,260 posts

119 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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FraserLFA said:
Sorry if this has been posted before.

Towing fail - starts at 5:02

Clicky
I really wanna headbutt the bloke that keeps saying 'Fail Army, Fail Army, Fail Army'. It's like the American videos where people shout 'WORLDSTARRRR'.

CoolC

4,220 posts

215 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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FraserLFA said:
Sorry if this has been posted before.

Towing fail - starts at 5:02

Clicky
I've had something similar happen to me years ago. NSL duel carriageway and a chap is turning right from a side road. It was tight but no need to slow down, then the car behind him comes out because he's on the end of a tow rope. The poor chaps face was a picture as I was heading straight for his door, how I didn't t bone him at 70mph I will never know.

Raine Man

104 posts

99 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Have we had this one yet?

Not bad driving as such but scary stuff, look how close he gets to the first telegraph pole...

http://youtu.be/A_t62W_0fs4

Edited by Raine Man on Saturday 6th February 16:16

budgie smuggler

5,397 posts

160 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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Raine Man said:
Have we had this one yet?

Not bad driving as such but scary stuff, look how close he gets to the first telegraph pole...

http://youtu.be/A_t62W_0fs4

Edited by Raine Man on Saturday 6th February 16:16
Bloody hell! That could have been a lot worse though, I thought he was going to roll back up onto the road at one point.

Garvin

5,194 posts

178 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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CoolC said:
FraserLFA said:
Sorry if this has been posted before.

Towing fail - starts at 5:02

Clicky
I've had something similar happen to me years ago. NSL duel carriageway and a chap is turning right from a side road. It was tight but no need to slow down, then the car behind him comes out because he's on the end of a tow rope. The poor chaps face was a picture as I was heading straight for his door, how I didn't t bone him at 70mph I will never know.
Brings back memories of a piece of muppetry from my early driving career. Lovely straight single carriageway road, nothing in front going either way and I'm 'making progress'. Tractor emerges from gate on right and turns right. No problem, I'll just move across to the other side of the carriageway and aim to miss his back end, execute the overtake and carry on my way. Except that as the gap opened up I realised that a very low trailer he was towing was about to ruin my day. I did manage to haul off enough speed with copious amounts of tyre smoke and no contact was made. Lesson learned!

Laurel Green

30,784 posts

233 months

Saturday 6th February 2016
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budgie smuggler said:
Raine Man said:
Have we had this one yet?

Not bad driving as such but scary stuff, look how close he gets to the first telegraph pole...

http://youtu.be/A_t62W_0fs4

Edited by Raine Man on Saturday 6th February 16:16
Bloody hell! That could have been a lot worse though, I thought he was going to roll back up onto the road at one point.
Yep! Thankfully, the embankment pushed him around again - not a good time to take a nap, IMO.
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