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

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

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_dobbo_

14,384 posts

249 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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Lance Catamaran said:
Seems more like clipping someone round the ear then getting punched in return.
More like hitting someone with a fly swatter and getting ttted with a sledgehammer in return.

Using a car as a weapon to smash into a biker is unforgivable, regardless of the provocation in this instance.


ezi

1,734 posts

187 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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Shame he didn't properly knock the biker off, he wouldn't be doing it again. The only thing the biker is sorry for is getting caught out, he wouldn't be sorry if he'd made a getaway - people need to start accepting that their actions are going to have potentially nasty retaliations even though the car driver was in the wrong it doesn't give him an excuse to start smashing his car up.

wack

2,103 posts

207 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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blueg33 said:
Indeed, but had the biker not been a knob first then there wouldn't have been an incident. I bet he will think twice next time he is about to smash someone's mirror.
My guess is that that's not the first mirror he's smashed but I bet it's the last , some riders , both cyclists and motorcyclists always think they're right because they're more vulnerable to injury but acting the brings out the worst in people until one day they do it to somebody who really doesn't care that there are concequences to running them over.


Lance Catamaran

24,989 posts

228 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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On the subjects of bikes, this took me by surprise earlier. Doesn't seem like there was enough room to filter at that speed, the protruding sign not helping.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwl8U7scMu0


And this idiot who thinks recovery trucks can use bus lanes. Even worse because some utter cretin in the council decided the lights at the end give them priority. So you regularly get two lanes of traffic brought to a complete halt to let one through, usually a minicabber with no passengers, then by the time the light go green again, the second set have gone red. And yes, that is a "lady driver, please be patient" sign on the car in front.


foxbody-87

2,675 posts

167 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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Vipers said:
Europa1 said:
foxbody-87 said:


Well Pharmacy... must have been urgent medical supplies.
Some people do seem to be more willing to blatantly take the piss out of red lights at temporary traffic lights than at permanent traffic lights. Is it because the interval between red at one light/green at the other seems to be longer?
Think your possible right, some dorks out there.
Pass, they had been red for about 5 seconds and the cars at the other cars had just set off. About 30 seconds later I was on the move

accident

582 posts

257 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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ezi said:
Shame he didn't properly knock the biker off, he wouldn't be doing it again. The only thing the biker is sorry for is getting caught out, he wouldn't be sorry if he'd made a getaway - people need to start accepting that their actions are going to have potentially nasty retaliations even though the car driver was in the wrong it doesn't give him an excuse to start smashing his car up.
really?
most of the damage to the car is the fault of the driver yes?
if the bike had been a fully laden truck do you think the car driver would have cut across two lanes like that?
also had it been a truck there would be a lot more damage to the passenger side of the car.
driver also seems to think its signal,Manoeuvre then look.
shame there is no charge of assualt with motor vehichle in the uk.
bike rider was a knob though.

untakenname

4,970 posts

193 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.

ezi

1,734 posts

187 months

Friday 18th August 2017
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accident said:
ezi said:
Shame he didn't properly knock the biker off, he wouldn't be doing it again. The only thing the biker is sorry for is getting caught out, he wouldn't be sorry if he'd made a getaway - people need to start accepting that their actions are going to have potentially nasty retaliations even though the car driver was in the wrong it doesn't give him an excuse to start smashing his car up.
really?
most of the damage to the car is the fault of the driver yes?
if the bike had been a fully laden truck do you think the car driver would have cut across two lanes like that?
also had it been a truck there would be a lot more damage to the passenger side of the car.
driver also seems to think its signal,Manoeuvre then look.
shame there is no charge of assualt with motor vehichle in the uk.
bike rider was a knob though.
You're missing my point.

The car driver fked up, I'm sure he realised that soon after and nobody in this thread can say they haven't messed up at some point on the road and cut someone off or similar. It's how we deal with these mistakes that is important, the biker didn't give the car driver a chance to correct or offer an apology, instead he resorted immediately to criminal damage and tried to escape.

Guy on the bike is a of the highest order and deserved exactly what he got.

Garvin

5,179 posts

178 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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untakenname said:
I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.
Within his rights? What rights are those then?

The biker wasn't going to 'nut' anyone because he's an archetypal 'pussy' - only 'hard' when he thinks he can perpetrate vandalism and then run away. Coward of the highest order.

Centurion07

10,381 posts

248 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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Garvin said:
untakenname said:
I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.
Within his rights? What rights are those then?
I don't think any half-competent solicitor would have too much trouble putting a "self-defence" spin on that.

The driver had just tried to run him over.

Stickyfinger

8,429 posts

106 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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Centurion07 said:
Garvin said:
untakenname said:
I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.
Within his rights? What rights are those then?
I don't think any half-competent solicitor would have too much trouble putting a "self-defence" spin on that.

The driver had just tried to run him over.you big girls blouse!
Driver used his skill to stop a person who had just caused some criminal damage to their property...........reasonable force

Moonhawk

10,730 posts

220 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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zedx19 said:
Never understood why bikers do this.

By damaging/destroying the offside wing mirror - they are limiting the driver's visual aids and making it far more dangerous for themselves and other road users.

I guess safety is a secondary consideration to youtube hits though - huh!

Garvin

5,179 posts

178 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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Centurion07 said:
Garvin said:
untakenname said:
I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.
Within his rights? What rights are those then?
I don't think any half-competent solicitor would have too much trouble putting a "self-defence" spin on that.

The driver had just tried to run him over.
Ludicrous suggestion, any half competent solicitor wouldn't go anywhere near such an approach. After the 'event' what would the biker be defending himself against? In mortal danger of a severe rant from the car driver perhaps? hehe

80sMatchbox

3,891 posts

177 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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Garvin said:
untakenname said:
I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.
Within his rights? What rights are those then?

The biker wasn't going to 'nut' anyone because he's an archetypal 'pussy' - only 'hard' when he thinks he can perpetrate vandalism and then run away. Coward of the highest order.
A coward for not assaulting someone with multiple witnesses watching, possibly recording it? laugh

Some people would think that would be a stupid idea.

herewego

8,814 posts

214 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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I like to think the biker took the footage to the police despite being open to a criminal damage charge himself. I'm not sure what the charge against the driver would be but I expect it would be much more serious.

Bennet

2,122 posts

132 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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I have more sympathy with the driver. What was he meant to do after the guy slapped the mirror? Just accept that the cost of making a mistake that causes inconvenience to a motorcyclist is damage to your car?

Garvin

5,179 posts

178 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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80sMatchbox said:
Garvin said:
untakenname said:
I'm surprised the biker didn't nut the driver, was well within his rights to do so imo.
Within his rights? What rights are those then?

The biker wasn't going to 'nut' anyone because he's an archetypal 'pussy' - only 'hard' when he thinks he can perpetrate vandalism and then run away. Coward of the highest order.
A coward for not assaulting someone with multiple witnesses watching, possibly recording it? laugh

Some people would think that would be a stupid idea.
He's a coward for smashing a door mirror and then running away. Some might say that smashing the door mirror in the first place was a stupid idea so why would someone who has a predilection for stupid ideas come over all shy just because there are witnesses? Coward fits the bill accurately.

SmoothCriminal

5,066 posts

200 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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Bennet said:
I have more sympathy with the driver. What was he meant to do after the guy slapped the mirror? Just accept that the cost of making a mistake that causes inconvenience to a motorcyclist is damage to your car?
Exactly if anyone did that to my car i'd be using everything within my power to stop the biker.

These bikers that do it are pussies they brake the mirror then ride off at speed jumping red lights when they see they're being chased just like that one who smashed the Audi mirror in an earlier clip.

With mirrors these days wouldn't surprise me if they're worth at least 500 quid once you start going into heated auto folding gubbins.

And he hardly rammed the driver some are making out like it was some scene from grand theft auto and he repeatedly ran over the bikers lifeless corpse.

Garvin

5,179 posts

178 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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herewego said:
I like to think the biker took the footage to the police despite being open to a criminal damage charge himself. I'm not sure what the charge against the driver would be but I expect it would be much more serious.
I, too, would like the biker to hand the footage over to the police. I predict the car driver will just say that he was trying to catch up with the biker after the mirror incident when the biker slammed on his brakes for no reason resulting in the accident. The police will probably have 'words' with both parties and leave it at that but, hopefully, keep the recording and incident on file for the next time the biker performs his party trick and gets reported/caught on camera.

herewego

8,814 posts

214 months

Saturday 19th August 2017
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The biker didn't ride off though, he could have easily sprinted away from the car. I wonder now if it was just another made up stunt for YouTube views.
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