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

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

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poing

8,743 posts

200 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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Your Dad said:
Moving on.

Must have been some previous:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhwzadCVLlk
That was a surprisingly decent fight by UK standards!

CoolHands

18,633 posts

195 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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White collar worker wins!

silentbrown

8,832 posts

116 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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TekoTime said:
The Navara made it through without making contact, and yet the 100% not at fault Evo did hit it?
You didn't notice that she was pissed off at the Navarra getting past so pulled FURTHER OUT to try and block the Evo?



Targarama

14,635 posts

283 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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grayze said:
StottyEvo said:
ORD said:
skahigh said:
StottyEvo said:
What do we think to this?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3u6q1ufbcbjxsia/MOVI0109...

Collision happens at 1:19
50:50 technically because the overtaking car should have recognised that the gap wasn't big enough (or moved over further).

Of course, it's all really caused by the knob-end in the Golf trying to police the roads and stop people pushing in as he sees it, would love to see some of these twunts picked up for inconsiderate driving or something.
I doubt the idiot will even have learned his lesson. Utter knobhead straddling two lanes and trying to obstruct passing cars.
It's actually me who obliterates her wing mirror, according to her and the witness' I shouldn't have been "pushing in" (its about 250m before a merge in turn) and I owe her a wing mirror, she's getting an estimate from a garage today.

I imagine there is a strong argument for 50 50 as I could've probably stopped in time, might just pay for her wing mirror as the last time I had a non fault accident my insurance sky rocketed.
The witness is wrong (WD39 is it you). you should be claiming from her. if she decides to queue in the left hand lane when the road has been designed to have 2 lanes to the merge point then more fool her.
Looks to me like she pulled out on you on an urban dual carriageway. Lanes were not merging for a long long way ahead. Why is everyone in lane 1 making the queue so long?

knitware

1,473 posts

193 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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CoolHands said:
White collar worker wins!
Not really, he then drives off and cuts in front of another car...


SpeedMattersNot

4,506 posts

196 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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CoolHands said:
White collar worker wins!
Such powerful, many built...

ashleyman

6,986 posts

99 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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Your Dad said:
Moving on.

Must have been some previous:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhwzadCVLlk
Fantastic!!

Blakewater

4,309 posts

157 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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StottyEvo said:
She's just called, had a few quotes and the best came in at £60. I said it sounds reasonable and I'll meet her and give her the cash tomorrow.

It'll make my life much easier going forwards (and save a packet of money compared to if we went through insurance!)

I will also try my best to educate her on the errors of her ways laugh
You can say what you like but you won't educate her. She'll just feel smug about how she's made some terrible queue jumping boy racer pay up for car repairs and feel she's at liberty to do the same thing again to more people.

I know a guy who works in road planning and a lot of junctions around the local area have been redesigned with his involvement to have two lanes and merge points. He absolutely despairs when people complain that using the outside lane is queue jumping, he gets really cross and frustrated when he tries to explain that the junctions work like funnels and traffic spreading across both lanes and people merging in turn gets everyone through, whichever lane they use, faster than everyone queuing in one lane.

I followed one of my neighbours this evening up to a junction where I used the outside lane and he joined a long queue in the inside lane. I arrived home ten minutes before he did. If everybody spread themselves across both lanes I would get through the junction five minutes slower but all those queuing in the inside lane would get through five minutes faster roughly and there would be less overall queuing. Multiply that across several such junctions over a journey and that's a significant time saving for many people.

Someone blocking traffic like this woman isn't trying to selflessly make traffic move faster, whatever her excuse if challenged. She's just getting a power trip by exerting control over other drivers in a way she knows will wind them up.

Janesy B

2,625 posts

186 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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Your Dad said:
Moving on.

Must have been some previous:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhwzadCVLlk
The impotent rage of MPV Dad.

greygoose

8,260 posts

195 months

Thursday 26th May 2016
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CoolHands said:
White collar worker wins!
Looked more blue collar to me.

StottyEvo

6,860 posts

163 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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blueg33 said:
StottyEvo said:
Seesure said:
Give her the URL of this thread at the point from the video being posted..... let's see if she has the gumption to justify her actions....
I will be doing this thumbup
Don't.

If she gets the hump she may tell her insurance co, maybe just to cost you the extra premium to "teach you a lesson" Remember this person is a self styled judge, jury and executioner
That is a very good point. Its very possible that she won't care that everyone thinks that she is wrong, I was "pushing in" and thats the end of that in her eyes, she did seem very bigoted irked

gowmonster

2,471 posts

167 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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StottyEvo said:
That is a very good point. Its very possible that she won't care that everyone thinks that she is wrong, I was "pushing in" and thats the end of that in her eyes, she did seem very bigoted irked
when you give her the money, get a receipt saying that she considers the matter closed with prejudice.

then send her flowers every 6 months, or not flowers.

Edited by gowmonster on Friday 27th May 10:12

ORD

18,120 posts

127 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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gowmonster said:
StottyEvo said:
That is a very good point. Its very possible that she won't care that everyone thinks that she is wrong, I was "pushing in" and thats the end of that in her eyes, she did seem very bigoted irked
when you give her the money, get a receipt saying that she considers the matter closed without prejudice.

then send her flowers every 6 months, or not flowers.
I don't think you know what 'without prejudice' means.

ShaunTheSheep

951 posts

155 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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kiethton said:
I'd be very tempted just just ignore any contact from her when she trys to bill you for a wing mirror. Or tell her to fk off when she calls, inviting her to view the video footage on a link that you will send her, mentioning that an insurance co. would rule against her...
Yeah I think that's what id do in the OPs situation.

Also a quick quote online to see what impact the non fault will have rather than guess.

ORD

18,120 posts

127 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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ShaunTheSheep said:
kiethton said:
I'd be very tempted just just ignore any contact from her when she trys to bill you for a wing mirror. Or tell her to fk off when she calls, inviting her to view the video footage on a link that you will send her, mentioning that an insurance co. would rule against her...
Yeah I think that's what id do in the OPs situation.

Also a quick quote online to see what impact the non fault will have rather than guess.
Ignoring correspondence in a legal dispute is a sure fire way to get f@cked by the courts when the time comes. Very common PH advice, and it is terrible advice.

s3fella

10,524 posts

187 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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StottyEvo said:
She's just called, had a few quotes and the best came in at £60. I said it sounds reasonable and I'll meet her and give her the cash tomorrow.

It'll make my life much easier going forwards (and save a packet of money compared to if we went through insurance!)

I will also try my best to educate her on the errors of her ways laugh
Unless you have some issue that you don't wish any insurance company to find out about, eg undeclared conviction, mods etc, it beggars belief that you are capitulating like this.

This woman deliberately moved so as to cause an accident. She was no avoiding any other incident, she drove into your lane, but had no intention of actually using it. At the least it is driving without due care, but that suggest she was not paying attention, she was, and she did it deliberately, so it is careless or dangerous driving. After the collision, she soon joins your lane to pursue you, showing it is fine for her to use that lane when SHE wants, but clearly she doesn't want others using it when THEY want.
That video should be sent to the police, plane and simple. She is 100% wrong, it is aggressive and dangerous driving from someone that needs to be shown that is not acceptable.

All this about premiums going up for non fault claims, IMO it is balls. You have a video that proves it was her fault and it was no accident. If your premium goes up as a result of that sue her for it as a consequential loss.

I'm astonished that anyone would not only put up with a deliberate act like that to cause an accident, but futhermore would actually reward her for her actions.

It is a no brainer to take a stand against this woman. At the very least, go meet her, refuse to pay up, tell her it is video'd an online and you will be sending it to the police with a complaint about careless or dangerous driving. Tell her she did not indicate, and she was not trying to join your lane, she was trying to cause a crash and she did. Then ask HER for £60 for YOUR mirror.

And then tell her you will be sending the video too the daily mail and posting it on facebook along with her name so everyone can see what a pratt she is.


Edited by s3fella on Friday 27th May 09:38

rainmakerraw

1,222 posts

126 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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ShaunTheSheep said:
Yeah I think that's what id do in the OPs situation.

Also a quick quote online to see what impact the non fault will have rather than guess.
While it is of course a requirement to inform your insurance company of any accident (even if you don't make a claim), running a quote to 'see what the damage would be' is a sure fire way to drop yourself in it. There are a number of threads on here of people having insurance companies ring them up asking why they didn't declare XYZ accident; namely the one they just ran a quote on a comparison site to see what effect it had... Having insurance cancelled is not a good thing and has to be declared until you're in a wooden box.

Vipers

32,883 posts

228 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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StottyEvo said:
What do we think to this?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3u6q1ufbcbjxsia/MOVI0109...

Collision happens at 1:19
Been following this incident with interest and looked at the vid. How do all those cars get away parking over a cycle lane, thought that was t allowed.



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gowmonster

2,471 posts

167 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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ORD said:
gowmonster said:
StottyEvo said:
That is a very good point. Its very possible that she won't care that everyone thinks that she is wrong, I was "pushing in" and thats the end of that in her eyes, she did seem very bigoted irked
when you give her the money, get a receipt saying that she considers the matter closed without prejudice.

then send her flowers every 6 months, or not flowers.
I don't think you know what 'without prejudice' means.
i think you are right biggrin

xRIEx

8,180 posts

148 months

Friday 27th May 2016
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Vipers said:
StottyEvo said:
What do we think to this?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3u6q1ufbcbjxsia/MOVI0109...

Collision happens at 1:19
Been following this incident with interest and looked at the vid. How do all those cars get away parking over a cycle lane, thought that was t allowed.



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Only if it's a solid white line I think, you can cross a broken white line.
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