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

[Chris Stott]

Biker is a complete whining knob.

[mikal83]

Chris Stott said:

Biker is a complete whining knob.

Nope, its called road education.

[mattlad]

xRIEx said:

Bluedot said:

dopsonj said:

This should create some comments;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV2JBbol2To

Driver doesn't merge with biker... Biker pulls ahead and informs police, police pull over driver...

Storm and teacup comes to mind.

Yeah, but it's kind of satisfying when an obstinate individual in need of a bit of education, receives it.

Is that what it is really like in the US of A? The land of the free and dem good 'ole boys? You get grassed up for even the slightest mistake?

[mikal83]

mattlad said:

Is that what it is really like in the US of A? The land of the free and dem good 'ole boys? You get grassed up for even the slightest mistake?

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

[4x4Tyke]

dopsonj said:

This should create some comments;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV2JBbol2To

Driver doesn't merge with biker... Biker pulls ahead and informs police, police pull over driver...

Shock horror, Police pulled the car because he lied, she never run him out of _his_ lane, he starts intimidating her way before the merge, no wonder she is trying to get away from him.

[ShaunTheSheep]

dopsonj said:

This should create some comments;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV2JBbol2To

Driver doesn't merge with biker... Biker pulls ahead and informs police, police pull over driver...

Heh heh. Biker was a whiny st but can't deny it was a satisfying outcome. Good job that cop.

[Terzo123]

mikal83 said:

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

I'd have preferred it had he dabbed his brakes and let her in. It would have been so much easier. The car driver made a mistake, big deal. Putting yourself in the way of harm because you're right is just Darwinism in action. A growing trend it seems with people armed with dashcams or go pros.

[anonymous-user]

What a knobber stupid power ranger.

[mikal83]

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

I'd have preferred it had he dabbed his brakes and let her in. It would have been so much easier. The car driver made a mistake, big deal. Putting yourself in the way of harm because you're right is just Darwinism in action. A growing trend it seems with people armed with dashcams or go pros.

Do you know the highway code at all?

[Terzo123]

mikal83 said:

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

I'd have preferred it had he dabbed his brakes and let her in. It would have been so much easier. The car driver made a mistake, big deal. Putting yourself in the way of harm because you're right is just Darwinism in action. A growing trend it seems with people armed with dashcams or go pros.

Do you know the highway code at all?

Yup, but im not up to speed with the American version.

In anycase what has that got to do with what i posted. Did you actually read it? Look at the bit where I say " The car driver made a mistake, big deal."

[xRIEx]

mattlad said:

xRIEx said:

Bluedot said:

dopsonj said:

This should create some comments;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV2JBbol2To

Driver doesn't merge with biker... Biker pulls ahead and informs police, police pull over driver...

Storm and teacup comes to mind.

Yeah, but it's kind of satisfying when an obstinate individual in need of a bit of education, receives it.

Is that what it is really like in the US of A? The land of the free and dem good 'ole boys? You get grassed up for even the slightest mistake?

I'm not really sure what that's got to do with it - the USA has 320m people, I'm sure it's not the same everywhere.

[mikal83]

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

I'd have preferred it had he dabbed his brakes and let her in. It would have been so much easier. The car driver made a mistake, big deal. Putting yourself in the way of harm because you're right is just Darwinism in action. A growing trend it seems with people armed with dashcams or go pros.

Do you know the highway code at all?

Yup, but im not up to speed with the American version.

Well I am and not yielding/stopping at a stop sign is a ticket, no ifs or buts. Would she have pulled over if there was a car there, a truck, no. She did because she could bully her way past a bike. Ticket.

[Bluedot]

mikal83 said:

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

I'd have preferred it had he dabbed his brakes and let her in. It would have been so much easier. The car driver made a mistake, big deal. Putting yourself in the way of harm because you're right is just Darwinism in action. A growing trend it seems with people armed with dashcams or go pros.

Do you know the highway code at all?

Yup, but im not up to speed with the American version.

Well I am and not yielding/stopping at a stop sign is a ticket, no ifs or buts. Would she have pulled over if there was a car there, a truck, no. She did because she could bully her way past a bike. Ticket.

Unless I've got this wrong, there is no stop sign though, they're merely merging ?

[Terzo123]

mikal83 said:

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

Terzo123 said:

mikal83 said:

So you'd prefer it if she ran him over then!

I'd have preferred it had he dabbed his brakes and let her in. It would have been so much easier. The car driver made a mistake, big deal. Putting yourself in the way of harm because you're right is just Darwinism in action. A growing trend it seems with people armed with dashcams or go pros.

Do you know the highway code at all?

Yup, but im not up to speed with the American version.

Well I am and not yielding/stopping at a stop sign is a ticket, no ifs or buts. Would she have pulled over if there was a car there, a truck, no. She did because she could bully her way past a bike. Ticket.

You're not really getting my post are you?

Put it on the tomb stone "But i was in the right!"

P.S She never got a ticket, so the bikers time was wasted, the female drivers time was wasted, the cops time was wasted, and everyone who watched the video and endured his nazel whining voice had their time wasted.

[Spanna]

He acts like a 4 year old who has had a toy taken off him.

Hey hey hey, look at me, look at me, hey police pull this bh! Beep beeeeeeep beep toot on the fking horn get a grip you whiny spaz. The pipping the horn and waving was so cringeworthy I can't believe he even posted it. He must be 16/17 honestly.

[joshcowin]

Just read the comments, apparently she got 2 tickets, crazy.

Why he couldn't be an adult and just let her in I have no idea, not the end of the world. Certainly not worth getting himself hurt.
His language is intimidating the driver and it could be argued that she was intimidated by him. If someone was ranting and raving at me I probably wouldn't act in a rational logical way!

[xRIEx]

joshcowin said:

Why he couldn't be an adult and just let her in I have no idea, not the end of the world.

I think it's a fair point.

Does it also work the other way?

"Why couldn't she be an adult and just let him in I have no idea, especially seeing as he had priority*, not the end of the world."



 *I'm guessing from the tone of the video.

[Janesy B]

The motorcyclist behaved like that because she was trying to push her way through at a merge point, the fact she got two tickets justifies the police action.

If she wasn't so childish and didn't try to push through she wouldn't have got a ticket, so I doubt she'll be doing the same again.

[Mr2Mike]

joshcowin said:

Just read the comments, apparently she got 2 tickets, crazy.

Never believe anything you read in YouTube comments, people make up stuff like this all the time.

[ShaunTheSheep]

Terzo123 said:

P.S She never got a ticket, so the bikers time was wasted,

She got 2 tickets. The cop reviewed the footage and issued 1 for passing on right and 1 for unsafe lane change.

Seems fair enough.

Biker had 2 options faced with someone making a genuine mistake - yield or make himself visible. He chose to make himself visible so she could yield. That really should have been the end of it.

She then escalated a genuine mistake into a deliberate fk you so I've no sympathy for that kind of driver.