The "S**t Driving Caught On Cam" Thread (Vol 6)

[trashbat]

carlove said:

I'm guessing steering lock was engaged, and the driver didn't think to turn the key.

I suppose the car was probably a write off anyway, and the Land Rover didn't look to receive any damage.

There is no key, it's a card and a button. I think, anyway.

Edited by trashbat on Thursday 10th November 18:27

[Vipers]

At least his wheels are sparkling [url]

|https://thumbsnap.com/GK4shwvM[/url]

[SmoothCriminal]

trashbat said:

What 38 year old is called Albert? That's probably enough to mess you up on its own.

A like this.

The caption is a classic

[mac96]

SmoothCriminal said:

trashbat said:

What 38 year old is called Albert? That's probably enough to mess you up on its own.

A like this.

The caption is a classic

Well, he will be on the buses now!

[saaby93]

trashbat said:

carlove said:

I'm guessing steering lock was engaged, and the driver didn't think to turn the key.

I suppose the car was probably a write off anyway, and the Land Rover didn't look to receive any damage.

There is no key, it's a card and a button. I think, anyway.

Does that mean you cant unlock the steering if you have no power?

[mac96]

saaby93 said:

trashbat said:

carlove said:

I'm guessing steering lock was engaged, and the driver didn't think to turn the key.

I suppose the car was probably a write off anyway, and the Land Rover didn't look to receive any damage.

There is no key, it's a card and a button. I think, anyway.

Does that mean you cant unlock the steering if you have no power?

That's certainly the case on our Mazda CX5, discovered when battery drained completely owing to someone leaving interior light on...

[Trif]

LosingGrip said:

I'd love to know his reason why he did that.

The Suzuki Vitara gives him a sense of power that was threatened by the overtaking ambulance.

[Bonefish Blues]

Trif said:

LosingGrip said:

I'd love to know his reason why he did that.

The Suzuki Vitara gives him a sense of power that was threatened by the overtaking ambulance.

After extensive profiling of Stanley, I'm afraid no trace of reasoning or rational thought could be detected.

[ro250]

mac96 said:

saaby93 said:

trashbat said:

carlove said:

I'm guessing steering lock was engaged, and the driver didn't think to turn the key.

I suppose the car was probably a write off anyway, and the Land Rover didn't look to receive any damage.

There is no key, it's a card and a button. I think, anyway.

Does that mean you cant unlock the steering if you have no power?

That's certainly the case on our Mazda CX5, discovered when battery drained completely owing to someone leaving interior light on...

The steering was working fine when the AA towed him!

[thompson9745]

https://twitter.com/KevGor64/status/15900601336015...

Normal driving in Ireland ?

[Bonefish Blues]

WTAF. Hilarious and awful in equal measure.

[FWIW]

And some eejits defending the driver!

[saaby93]

thompson9745 said:

https://twitter.com/KevGor64/status/15900601336015...

Normal driving in Ireland ?

Buy a narrower bus?

[mac96]

saaby93 said:

thompson9745 said:

https://twitter.com/KevGor64/status/15900601336015...

Normal driving in Ireland ?

Buy a narrower bus?

Needs a Knightbus.

[Laurel Green]

STUPID DRIVERS COMPILATION #268.



The second clip, I wonder if that was in the trade description?

[r3g]

thompson9745 said:

https://twitter.com/KevGor64/status/15900601336015...

Normal driving in Ireland ?

They see me rollin', they hatin'...

[Cliftonite]

Edited by Cliftonite on Thursday 17th November 01:00

[Laurel Green]

The first clip is worth a watch, especially if you're a cyclist.

STUPID DRIVERS COMPILATION #271.

[mac96]

Laurel Green said:

The first clip is worth a watch, especially if you're a cyclist.

STUPID DRIVERS COMPILATION #271.

Unfortunately scooterman seemed unhurt, only damage being to the presumably stolen scooter and the car he rode into, so not sure there is much satisfaction in it!

[SystemOfAFrown]

ro250 said:

Rufford Ford just shows how stupid so many people are. I don't expect people to understand how an engine works but it's flipping obvious if you've a smallish car it's a dumb move.

More small city cars get through unscathed than 3 and 5 series BMWs.