The "Sh*t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread Vol 3

The "Sh*t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread Vol 3

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blueg33

35,922 posts

224 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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imdeman87 said:
Who was in the wrong here? Police or cam car?? Near miss UK North east - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB_MBna0irI
Police driver was wrong, he/she essentially overtook a car on the roundabout and didn't check it was clear before moving back to lane 1.

DCW is brave to flash the police car though, I assume he felt the cam would protect him.

It was basically crap driving by the police that caused the almost incident

Driver101

14,376 posts

121 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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blueg33 said:
imdeman87 said:
Who was in the wrong here? Police or cam car?? Near miss UK North east - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB_MBna0irI
Police driver was wrong, he/she essentially overtook a car on the roundabout and didn't check it was clear before moving back to lane 1.

DCW is brave to flash the police car though, I assume he felt the cam would protect him.

It was basically crap driving by the police that caused the almost incident
The police car didn't overtake the car. The police car was ahead the entire video.

The comments confuse me with the dashcam videos. People manage to see things that didn't happen.

blueg33

35,922 posts

224 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Driver101 said:
The police car didn't overtake the car. The police car was ahead the entire video.

The comments confuse me with the dashcam videos. People manage to see things that didn't happen.
You are right about the overtake, I watched it on a tiny screen, but I thought the police car was alongside at the entrance to the roundabout, actually he was slightly ahead.

Still police drivers fault, he changed lanes without checking and it was clear that both lanes can be used for that exit

surveyor

17,828 posts

184 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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blueg33 said:
Driver101 said:
The police car didn't overtake the car. The police car was ahead the entire video.

The comments confuse me with the dashcam videos. People manage to see things that didn't happen.
You are right about the overtake, I watched it on a tiny screen, but I thought the police car was alongside at the entrance to the roundabout, actually he was slightly ahead.

Still police drivers fault, he changed lanes without checking and it was clear that both lanes can be used for that exit
nah. 50/50. If you decide to undertake on roundabouts you are putting yourself at risk...

callmedave

2,686 posts

145 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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blueg33 said:
Gosh, that's the second time she has done that in a couple of weeks smile Its a re-post I am afraid
Apologies. I watch (almost) all the videos that get posted here and don't recall seeing this one.

blueg33

35,922 posts

224 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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surveyor said:
blueg33 said:
Driver101 said:
The police car didn't overtake the car. The police car was ahead the entire video.

The comments confuse me with the dashcam videos. People manage to see things that didn't happen.
You are right about the overtake, I watched it on a tiny screen, but I thought the police car was alongside at the entrance to the roundabout, actually he was slightly ahead.

Still police drivers fault, he changed lanes without checking and it was clear that both lanes can be used for that exit
nah. 50/50. If you decide to undertake on roundabouts you are putting yourself at risk...


I agree in insurance terms, but most roundabout incidents are 50/50. Cam car didn't undertake though at the give way line he was about a bonnets length behind and stayed roughly in that position until the BiB changed lanes without checking his mirrors. BiB should know to make repeated checks of his blind spot, lets face it on PH the BiB repeatedly tell us about how highly trained they are as drivers

I bet the BiB view would be different if the police cars and cam cars were in each others positions.

surveyor

17,828 posts

184 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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blueg33 said:
surveyor said:
blueg33 said:
Driver101 said:
The police car didn't overtake the car. The police car was ahead the entire video.

The comments confuse me with the dashcam videos. People manage to see things that didn't happen.
You are right about the overtake, I watched it on a tiny screen, but I thought the police car was alongside at the entrance to the roundabout, actually he was slightly ahead.

Still police drivers fault, he changed lanes without checking and it was clear that both lanes can be used for that exit
nah. 50/50. If you decide to undertake on roundabouts you are putting yourself at risk...


I agree in insurance terms, but most roundabout incidents are 50/50. Cam car didn't undertake though at the give way line he was about a bonnets length behind and stayed roughly in that position until the BiB changed lanes without checking his mirrors. BiB should know to make repeated checks of his blind spot, lets face it on PH the BiB repeatedly tell us about how highly trained they are as drivers

I bet the BiB view would be different if the police cars and cam cars were in each others positions.
hmm. that would be giving him the benefit of the doubt...

Pintofbest

805 posts

110 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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blueg33 said:
You are right about the overtake, I watched it on a tiny screen, but I thought the police car was alongside at the entrance to the roundabout, actually he was slightly ahead.

Still police drivers fault, he changed lanes without checking and it was clear that both lanes can be used for that exit

Lanes aside, the police car is indicating right as he gets to, and enters, the roundabout. Might excuse the DCW speeding up the inside but from his reaction and subsequent overtake you get the feeling he might just drive like that all the time.

xjay1337

15,966 posts

118 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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imdeman87 said:
Ford Ka with no driver rolls backwards across M1 Motorway! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FT-8ureNnRk
laugh

haha

imdeman87

894 posts

107 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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imdeman87

894 posts

107 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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_dobbo_

14,380 posts

248 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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THat first one on exposed would be fun when talking to the insurers.

"I was illegally using the bus lane to skip a queue of traffic when someone else also illegally used the bus lane and we collided".


Petrolhead95

7,043 posts

154 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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imdeman87 said:
Jesus Christ. I've never see such a sorry bunch of videos before. What is with people blaring their horn for literally no reason?! Half of those could of been avoided easily by the cam drivers.

Mandat

3,889 posts

238 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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imdeman87 said:
Unless the driver is blind, that might be a classic case of A pillar obstruction.

Mandat

3,889 posts

238 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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_dobbo_ said:
THat first one on exposed would be fun when talking to the insurers.

"I was illegally using the bus lane to skip a queue of traffic when someone else also illegally used the bus lane and we collided".
Presumably, the bus lane was not operational, which is why both drives went to use it.

Dixy

2,922 posts

205 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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blueg33 said:
Still police drivers fault, he changed lanes without checking and it was clear that both lanes can be used for that exit
It is perfectly acceptable to exit a roundabout in to lane 1, yes plod should have indicated and checked both N/S mirror and shoulder check but still 90 % DCW fault, their subsequent attitude test failure could have resulted in a lengthy interview without coffee.
As this is just a basic bib carrier the level of extra instruction is minimal and possibly driven by a plastic police person.

VGTICE

1,003 posts

87 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Dixy said:
It is perfectly acceptable to exit a roundabout in to lane 1, yes plod should have indicated and checked both N/S mirror and shoulder check but still 90 % DCW fault, their subsequent attitude test failure could have resulted in a lengthy interview without coffee.
As this is just a basic bib carrier the level of extra instruction is minimal and possibly driven by a plastic police person.
What a load of tosh, a) the road markings on the entry to the roundabout indicated one lane for going into first exit, two lanes for going straight on (i.e. 2nd exit). Meaning both the dashcam car and the police car used 2nd exit and if they wanted to change lanes should have made sure it's ok to do so and indicate. No wonder driving standards are ste if people go by what is perfectly acceptable in their heads not by the rules.

_dobbo_

14,380 posts

248 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Mandat said:
_dobbo_ said:
THat first one on exposed would be fun when talking to the insurers.

"I was illegally using the bus lane to skip a queue of traffic when someone else also illegally used the bus lane and we collided".
Presumably, the bus lane was not operational, which is why both drives went to use it.
Maybe, the double decker bus in the bus lane at the start of the clip would suggest not though.

edit: saying that, a bus in a bus lane doesn't automatically mean it's operational of course.

Certainly around these parts bus lanes are a free for all when there is a queue. Which means if you actually stay out of the bus lane you'd better be careful moving left at the end because some tt will be flying up the inside skipping the queue.



Edited by _dobbo_ on Friday 28th April 16:27

CoolC

4,216 posts

214 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Police car was indicating right, suggesting it's going to exit 3, but took 2 without indicating left.

The cam car (as would I) would be expecting them to go right in the right lane indicating right, would get a shock when they cut left pretty sharpish.

I wouldn't be on the horn giving it the full coffee beans to a police car though, that's for sure.

Jonmx

2,544 posts

213 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Petrolhead95 said:
imdeman87 said:
Jesus Christ. I've never see such a sorry bunch of videos before. What is with people blaring their horn for literally no reason?! Half of those could of been avoided easily by the cam drivers.
Yep, the majority of bellends in that compilation are the ones who have submitted the videos. One or two genuine ones (who didn't seem to use the horn, just dealt with it) and some real non issue stuff. One bloke has bothered to send in a video of someone legitimately changing lanes, using indicators etc.
The yellow box one tickled me with DCW scurrying away when the other driver got out of the car.
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