The "S**t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread (Vol 6)
Discussion
saaby93 said:
Vipers said:
Glenn63 said:
If I remember rightly the motorway was shut with the signs saying lanes 2/3/4 closed hence the que, but then the motorway reopened so people like the camera car using all lanes but the road captain morons haven’t reached the next gantry saying it’s back open so assume it’s still closed.
When they passed the first gantry, they were all showing 40, so don't understand your comment, did I miss something? Or are you saying they changed after Mr Police the motorways chap passed them, which may have been showing shut? Guess thats it?b) they dont trust one gantry if all the ones previous have been saying lane closed, until theyve seen a few ( the matrix board dould be used usefully)
c) theyre all trying to exit at the next junction for some event or other
Blocking the lanes is still the work of morons though.
I've gone down a weird YouTube rabbit hole of crappy bad driving videos, and I've found Sweden's answer for Stephen Bagwell. I can't understand what he's saying, but there's a lot of shouting, unnecessary beeping, headlight flashing and lane hogging, it must be his Swedish cousin. There's even a bonus shot of the cammer at about the 1 minute mark, kinda how you'd expect him to look...
I probably wouldn't bother watching it, it's not great, but for some overreactions, in a language you can't (or can) understand, give it a go. About 5:40 is when he goes full Bagwell, with the white Volvo overtaking I wonder if the words after "idiot" translate to "you're getting a visit"?
I probably wouldn't bother watching it, it's not great, but for some overreactions, in a language you can't (or can) understand, give it a go. About 5:40 is when he goes full Bagwell, with the white Volvo overtaking I wonder if the words after "idiot" translate to "you're getting a visit"?
carlove said:
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I probably wouldn't bother watching it, it's not great, but for some overreactions, in a language you can't (or can) understand, give it a go. About 5:40 is when he goes full Bagwell, with the white Volvo overtaking I wonder if the words after "idiot" translate to "you're getting a visit"?
Other than those 'brave' chaps who deliberately goad the police while racing through the streets at 2:00am I fancifully imagined the Swedes to be a nation of clinically competent drivers who follow the rules at all times. Didn't watch it all but with the volume off there was hardly an incident worth raising an eyebrow over. Strangely relaxing... compared to here. I probably wouldn't bother watching it, it's not great, but for some overreactions, in a language you can't (or can) understand, give it a go. About 5:40 is when he goes full Bagwell, with the white Volvo overtaking I wonder if the words after "idiot" translate to "you're getting a visit"?
robemcdonald said:
Why do people feel the need to post footage of themselves driving like tts?
The clip of Simone speeding through a town and the plonker doing the overtake and losing control after pulling back in.
I'd include the guy who crashed / nearly crashed after losing visibility in rain, then stopping where the next person without visibility would clout them...The clip of Simone speeding through a town and the plonker doing the overtake and losing control after pulling back in.
surveyor said:
robemcdonald said:
Why do people feel the need to post footage of themselves driving like tts?
The clip of Simone speeding through a town and the plonker doing the overtake and losing control after pulling back in.
I'd include the guy who crashed / nearly crashed after losing visibility in rain, then stopping where the next person without visibility would clout them...The clip of Simone speeding through a town and the plonker doing the overtake and losing control after pulling back in.
Demhcs said:
They clearly don’t understand aquaplaning. I think there was a guy on here who stacked his Boxster into the central reservation, why they don’t just slow down is beyond me. Hopefully lesson learnt… (with no fatalities!)
IIRC he actually aquaplaned not one but two Boxsters in similar circumstances….surveyor said:
I'd include the guy who crashed / nearly crashed after losing visibility in rain, then stopping where the next person without visibility would clout them...
I never understand why people speed in the rain, it seems driving to the conditions is some sort of secret. He was going 75 on the dashcam, which would probably be 80 on his speedo, which is just stupid in that weather. It really does annoy me people not driving to conditions, a pet hate of mine.
I nearly aquaplaned (felt it going but regained control, it was luck not skill) at 60 on a motorway, even at that speed everyone was passing me.
carlove said:
surveyor said:
I'd include the guy who crashed / nearly crashed after losing visibility in rain, then stopping where the next person without visibility would clout them...
I never understand why people speed in the rain, it seems driving to the conditions is some sort of secret. He was going 75 on the dashcam, which would probably be 80 on his speedo, which is just stupid in that weather. It really does annoy me people not driving to conditions, a pet hate of mine.
I nearly aquaplaned (felt it going but regained control, it was luck not skill) at 60 on a motorway, even at that speed everyone was passing me.
I've always thought the French system of different speed limits, weather-depending, is pretty decent even if common sense would make it redundant. The only problem I think we'd have with it in the UK is that we struggle with the notion of rain as a binary condition - is it raining, or is it actually light drizzle? In East Anglia the traditional dialect even has a word for "there's a sort of dampness in the air that will wet you through, but it's not quite raining"... That word is "bange", should anyone feel a pressing need to describe such a weather condition in future.
Levin said:
Ron240 said:
donkmeister said:
I've always thought the French system of different speed limits, weather-depending, is pretty decent even if common sense would make it redundant. The only problem I think we'd have with it in the UK is that we struggle with the notion of rain as a binary condition - is it raining, or is it actually light drizzle? In East Anglia the traditional dialect even has a word for "there's a sort of dampness in the air that will wet you through, but it's not quite raining"... That word is "bange", should anyone feel a pressing need to describe such a weather condition in future.
And the German system as well - now we have smart motorways we should have the same. Minimum 90mph limit on all motorways then flip the limit for rain back to 70.Funk said:
Levin said:
Ron240 said:
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