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

[r3g]

carlove said:

Probably a light sentence really, not sure what went on before the footage, but from the report, and the video I'm guessing old man Kadjar driver took exception to biker filtering, words exchanged, then a "mirror slap", then this act of lunacy.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/17/moment...

What game is this ? I hope I can still drive that good when I get to pensioner age . Clearly something gone on before the footage started, but including that wouldn't generate enough viewer outrage with calls for all pensioners to be banned from driving, lock him up for life and throw away the key, frothing.

[Krikkit]

r3g said:

Clearly something gone on before the footage started...

Apparently not, just out of shot the biker slaps his mirror for swerving at him when he's filtering, then the red mist descends

[r3g]

Krikkit said:

Apparently not, just out of shot the biker slaps his mirror for swerving at him when he's filtering, then the red mist descends

Maybe. I find it unlikely that the OAP just randomly swerved at him for riding down those wide chevrons. I've seen so many of these carefully edited videos now where another road user suddenly goes mental at the filmer for apparently no reason at all . In the rare cases where we get both sides of the story, there is always something cut from the earlier footage which lead up to it - usually the filmer deliberately fking about to provoke a reaction so that s/he can get their 2 minutes of glory on youtube. That may not be the case and he could just be an OAP mentalist but I'd have a small wager on 'no smoke without fire' in this case.

[Krikkit]

r3g said:

Krikkit said:

Apparently not, just out of shot the biker slaps his mirror for swerving at him when he's filtering, then the red mist descends

Maybe. I find it unlikely that the OAP just randomly swerved at him for riding down those wide chevrons. I've seen so many of these carefully edited videos now where another road user suddenly goes mental at the filmer for apparently no reason at all . In the rare cases where we get both sides of the story, there is always something cut from the earlier footage which lead up to it - usually the filmer deliberately fking about to provoke a reaction so that s/he can get their 2 minutes of glory on youtube. That may not be the case and he could just be an OAP mentalist but I'd have a small wager on 'no smoke without fire' in this case.

Police usually release the whole thing, in this case that's all of it. No chance the camera guy got to edit it as it was seized

[Ron240]

r3g said:

I find it unlikely that the OAP just randomly swerved at him for riding down those wide chevrons.

I dont know either if there was anything previous to cause this, but I definitely do not find it unlikely that a car driver might swerve towards a biker for no other reason than they were unhappy about being overtaken.
This st happens and I have had it done to me in the past...admittedly it was rare but it did happen.

[Krikkit]

Ron240 said:

r3g said:

I find it unlikely that the OAP just randomly swerved at him for riding down those wide chevrons.

I dont know either if there was anything previous to cause this, but I definitely do not find it unlikely that a car driver might swerve towards a biker for no other reason than they were unhappy about being overtaken.
This st happens and I have had it done to me in the past...admittedly it was rare but it did happen.

Same here, had it happen a few times, I just assume they're Karens with nothing better to do

[georgeyboy12345]

carlove said:

Probably a light sentence really, not sure what went on before the footage, but from the report, and the video I'm guessing old man Kadjar driver took exception to biker filtering, words exchanged, then a "mirror slap", then this act of lunacy.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/17/moment...

wow! That one had my jaw on the floor. What a nutter!

Hilarious, thanks for posting

[defblade]

Ron240 said:

r3g said:

I find it unlikely that the OAP just randomly swerved at him for riding down those wide chevrons.

I dont know either if there was anything previous to cause this, but I definitely do not find it unlikely that a car driver might swerve towards a biker for no other reason than they were unhappy about being overtaken.
This st happens and I have had it done to me in the past...admittedly it was rare but it did happen.

Yep, rare but happened to me on motorbikes; happens now on pushbikes, although that's a push (or clearly deliberate block) to the kerb instead.

Young biker lad could have been much more creative in getting away though.

[Ron240]

defblade said:

Young biker lad could have been much more creative in getting away though.

Yes I thought that too, he didn't even use the major advantage a bike like that has over a car.

[donkmeister]

defblade said:

Ron240 said:

r3g said:

I find it unlikely that the OAP just randomly swerved at him for riding down those wide chevrons.

I dont know either if there was anything previous to cause this, but I definitely do not find it unlikely that a car driver might swerve towards a biker for no other reason than they were unhappy about being overtaken.
This st happens and I have had it done to me in the past...admittedly it was rare but it did happen.

Yep, rare but happened to me on motorbikes; happens now on pushbikes, although that's a push (or clearly deliberate block) to the kerb instead.

Young biker lad could have been much more creative in getting away though.

It's surprising just how many people think it is illegal to filter. It's more surprising how many people turn into some sort of self-appointed trafpol Judge Dredd when they see someone filtering.

It can be funny seeing someone try to baulk a filtering bike, only for you to make extra room to allow it. No skin off my nose just so long as people who filter get a twist on when the light turns green, which is most people on anything 125cc and above.

[Franco5]

carlove said:

Probably a light sentence really, not sure what went on before the footage, but from the report, and the video I'm guessing old man Kadjar driver took exception to biker filtering, words exchanged, then a "mirror slap", then this act of lunacy.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/17/moment...

Love this but heartbreaking that the tracky wearing parasite wasn’t badly injured. Hopefully his dirt bike provides him with a life changer in the future.

[donkmeister]

Ron240 said:

defblade said:

Young biker lad could have been much more creative in getting away though.

Yes I thought that too, he didn't even use the major advantage a bike like that has over a car.

I suspect he was caught unawares! I hated doing any sort of group ride as some riders do crap like that and it's only a matter of time before they do it to the wrong person.

[Honourable Dead Snark]

Guy must have been pretty senile, to act in that manner AND incriminate yourself with your own dash cam footage lol. 8 months sentence seems like a bit of a joke.

If I were the biker I think I’d try to quickly stop and get off somewhere inaccessible to the car, doubt the old duffer would have been as brave outside of the car.

Edited by Honourable Dead Snark on Friday 17th March 23:38

[GiantCardboardPlato]

Honourable Dead Snark said:

Guy must have been pretty senile, to act in that manner AND incriminate yourself with your own dash cam footage lol. 8 months sentence seems like a bit of a joke.

If I were the biker I think I’d try to quickly stop and get off somewhere inaccessible to the car, doubt the old duffer would have been as brave outside of the car.

Edited by Honourable Dead Snark on Friday 17th March 23:38

Exactly, turn yourself back into a person, not a ‘motorbike’. For 99% of driving related anger all that has to happen is for those involved to remember it’s not a car, it’s not a lorry, its not a motorbike, it’s a person. Just ‘rehumanise’ it and most people come out of their angry trance.

[EmailAddress]

donkmeister said:

carlove said:

Probably a light sentence really, not sure what went on before the footage, but from the report, and the video I'm guessing old man Kadjar driver took exception to biker filtering, words exchanged, then a "mirror slap", then this act of lunacy.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/03/17/moment...

Bloody hell, I think that's the worst case of red mist I've ever seen! Obviously I lol'd at the biker realising he'd bitten off way more than he could chew but that was mental.

Particularly enjoyed the exact moment the biker's demeanor transitioned from the 'f**k around' phase into 'finding out'.

[jamei303]

I wonder what words they exchanged after the collision, a shame we don't get to hear them - could have been a classic Ronnie Pickering moment.

[gazza285]

Franco5 said:

Love this but heartbreaking that the tracky wearing parasite wasn’t badly injured. Hopefully his dirt bike provides him with a life changer in the future.

You seem nice.

[havoc]

Do we genuinely know if the lad on the bike did anything to provoke the old boy? Other than trying to pass him on a loud bike (which is clearly Grade-A antisocial behaviour and he should have received an ASBO while being paraded through town then strung up in the stocks)?

[Bonefish Blues]

havoc said:

Do we genuinely know if the lad on the bike did anything to provoke the old boy? Other than trying to pass him on a loud bike (which is clearly Grade-A antisocial behaviour and he should have received an ASBO while being paraded through town then strung up in the stocks)?

Whatever it may or may not have been, then it likely falls short of deserving retributive justice in the form of being run over by a car.

[GiantCardboardPlato]

Ron240 said:

defblade said:

Young biker lad could have been much more creative in getting away though.

Yes I thought that too, he didn't even use the major advantage a bike like that has over a car.

being easy to find somewhere to park?