Dash Cam Owners Australia - Good deeds on the road 2
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Who ever picked up that disabled person whom missed the bus deserves a medal. Massive respect
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 not good, I knew of one the victims - from my school. Perhaps retract mate.
Or at least have someone shout him or her a slab of their favourite drinks from the local bottle-O. What a legend that person was for helping the lady out & the call on the bus driver who left her there from the DC driver was SPOT ON ☝️😎
@@doctorcrusher2918 👍
Watching that made me tear up
@@daviddou1408 … Only if he wasn’t looking in his side view mirror or had some passengers let him know she was trying to catch the bus. It could be the option you raised but who knows what the reason was?
11:51 4WD guy gets to bring this one moment up every time his wife questions his spending on mods
Worth the 15k spent at ARB :)
By the 200th retelling "So there they were in a torrential flood with the heavens showering thunder and lightning upon our very souls, the careless masses driving past from safety and comfort while the passengers in this car shuddered together for warmth. I deciding enough was enough hurled my fist towards the heavens and decried 'NOT TODAY GOD' I pulled up behind them and it was only my quick thinking and wit that allowed me to latch my winch onto them in time. With what was surely a 1 in a million cast from the edge of the chasm they found themselves in. Grabbing the steering wheel and reefing the beast into Reverse I and God battled in a tug of war the likes of which would fill history books with passages of song and praise. God there with his arms open to accept their souls and me pulling them back to a second chance of this sweet life. The beast trembled but never did I worry she couldn't pull them out because I could feel my very soul embodying the car itself and it was like I was willing the trapped car back to the banks of safety. After a lengthy hour long battle they found themselves without harm and safe upon the soil they had slipped earlier and asking me if I would take their daughters hand in marriage as a reward, I turned them down with but a tip of my Akubra and wink of my eye and left them like the dusting of frost leaves the grass when the rising sun crests the horizon"
Watched an ambulance approach a busy intersection, all 3 lanes blocked with traffic. Wide unkerbed median so Ambo driver decided to drive off the asphalt to go around traffic. Except all the water drains in to median so water logged grass and muddy. Heavy AF Ambulance gets bogged with lights and sirens on. Hero in a 4wd pulls up, winch cable connected and pulled the Ambulance out in record quick time. Legend.
@@Ihearvoicez Brilliant!!
@@DashCamOwnersAustralia lol, their factory is just a little further up the road and around the corner. He was probably just on his way there to spend some more. 🤣
Finally a Dash cam collection that makes you proud to be Australian. No road rage. 🇦🇺🙂
@72Torana 69, yea how about proud to be human! We watch so many videos from all over the world where when many people get out of the cars they're going to attack a ped/fellow driver... But even in those it's good to see others stopping their cars to try and safely deescalate the situation and to check on those who've crashed.
@@zenithperigee7442 Some that annoy me are when there's an accident and the fellow drivers are only interested in finding a way around so they can be on their way without the slightest concern for any injured parties.
@@zenithperigee7442 This one.
Proud to be a good person. 😁
Pallet Man is a better man than I. Wow!
Yeah there has been way too much to divide us lately. As Australian's we're amazing! The mateship we share is second to none, and I think more people need to realise that. We share this brilliant country, and people like this epitomise what being Australian is all about.
7:42 Even the heart warming Aussie Dashcam compilations featuring The Corrs playing still manage to include someone saying "miserable f***ing c**t".
It's the Aussie way mate
@@freman exactly!
"I'm never gonna stop falling in love with....MISERABLE FUCKIN C**T!" 😂
Used to sing that song to myself when I was a kid after my mum yelled at me 🤣
"And iiiiiiii----eee--yyeeeeeieeeeeeeee*miserable cunt* am fallin in looooouuuoooouooovee"
It’s always nice to see people doing actual GOOD out on the roads these days rather than people doing stupid things which ultimately lead to road rage, near misses & fatalities.
same here
Okay.
American people should have a look at this more often. Most of them just care for themselves. Like they see the NHS.
95% of people are good and/or unremarkable. The 'Availability Heuristic' skews everyone's views...
But the terrible ones are sadly more entertaining. 😔
9:46 Young fella blasting his music is a real mvp for helping the old lady who fell. Straight into action he was raised well 👍
I cracked up laughing at that. Not sure how old she was, looked more like she might have been out of it.
@@Cheepchipsable i did too but at least i felt bad about it
@@Stoneforth it looked funny, but it also looked painful rip
@@edbo10 i can say falling on the road does hurt
im surprised he didn't rob her for her jewelry and place them in his lil eshay bag 😭😭💍💍
It warms my heart to see people helping animals who find themselves on the roads. People still have a heart of gold even though everyone else on the roads are total morons.
our roadside animals are the lucky ones I think ... the animals in Ukraine at the moment that are having to fend for themselves, wow... :( but respect for the soldiers who feed them
I've rescued animals a few times. Never even thought to keep the video.
There are enough 2-legged animals on the road as it is...
I love those people !
I am french. 🇨🇵
God bless Australia and New Zealand.
I helped protect a slow worm crossing the road (a protected species in the UK), after 20 minutes it finally reached the other side and decided it wanted to go back again! At that point I found some cardboard and managed to deposit it back into a hedgerow.
This is going to sound dumb, but it was my Mum's funeral yesterday and this is the first real "feel good" experience I've had since she passed. Thanks mate, is what I needed today
Look after yourself. Grief for a lost mum is like nothing else in the world.
It doesn't sound dumb at all mate. Losing your Mum is rough.
Take care of you ❤️❤️🙏
So sorry for your loss of your mum, look after yourself and definitely not dumb, I'd call it love for your mum. Take care Mordyth
sorry for you loss. I hate to tell you, the pain won't go away, but it will fade, and you will get used to it. Any time you're feeling down, just remember, it only hurts because you loved each other, and that's worth any hurt. We all grieve different, however you are feeling is OK.
Always nice to see some wholesome moments on the road. Driving can seem bleak nowadays with all the bad stuff we see.
Has anyone ever done anything nice for you on the roads
We need videos like this more often...
Sad to say we probably won’t get these often as the regular dashcam compilations :(
I hope so. But I fear most ppl are assholes n idiots
12:34 everyone with a winch dreams of this day!
What is hung over the cable and why would you do that?
Aaron Keith I don’t know but I really want to. My theories: 1) He didn’t know how fast the car would emerge from the ditch; 2) He was a lazy bugger who needed somewhere to stow his jacket;)
@@timeodaneosetdona it’s a winch dampener mate
You throw it over you’re winch rope or snatch strap and it will basically help absorb all the energy/impact in case the rope were to ever snap
You know the guy with the winch at the end dreams of being able to do that all the time. Also the guy who got out of the turn lane at 9:35 should be given a medal.
thats the wetest wet dream of all ARB owners. myself included
Yup. Been there done that.
Had to rescue a young lady who had ‘parked’ her Honda Jazz perpendicular to the road, on a 30’ bank, having ‘crossed’ a two metre wide 3/4 metre deep ditch. She had ripped the entire plastic underbody including the front inner arches off, and both front tires off the rims. Managed to winch her back on the road with no further damage. Unfortunately my air-compressor fuse had blown the week before (i now keep a spare) but the RACT managed to re-inflate them when they arrived, and she was on her way. Turned out she was my neighbours’ babysitter.
@@andrewallason4530 oh boy twist much
@@andrewallason4530
GOOD 1 Andrew.
3:07 "Turn left" She has murdered that blind man RIP
i was yelling at the screen "give him a lift ffs, how valuable your time is compare to the life of a human?!" the blind man is clearly in distress and cant navigate around an intersection.
I felt so sad for him, it must have been scary as fuck not knowing where you were in that situation. Personally I would have gotten out and guided him to the footpath instead of just telling him where to go, but at least she tried to help.
People say "why service dogs?" This is why. Thankfully he got out ok and if I was there, I would of guided him all the way to his destination (or at least as far as I can).
That little dog, outside in the rain at night made me tear up. It looked so scared but still trusted the driver enough to go to them.
Yes! That was great. I've pulled over for lost dogs before, but they've always just run away.
The bloke with the 4wd at the end "Yes!!! I get to use my winch!!!".
The little things you think you are doing may mean something huge to others. About a month ago i was waiting in the waiting bay at hungry jacks and noticed a couple arguing in the car park. Old mate exited the passenger side and wife (i found out later) drove off. He sat down on the kerb and looked dejected. I drove up to him and asked if he was ok. I convinced him to let me drive him anywhere he wanted to go so i drove him home. While driving home i had a little chat and told him to hold it together as there is always someone doing it tougher than us. I consider myself good with words and tried my best. Dropped him off just as his wife got home. He went straight up to her and gave her a big hug. Took maybe 15 mins of my time and maybe saved a marriage, who knows. Compassion is the answer for most things. ✌️
good on ya, cobber... 👍
king
what a king, well done mate!
🥺🙏💖💖
So beautiful.
I had a similar thing happen in our little country town, I heard arguing and a lady got out of the car, car sped off. Lady in her 50s ish full anxiety meltdown/panic attack, I comforted her and walked her back into town and made sure she was OK before I left her. As someone who's had anxiety for many years it was eye opening to see the other side of the situation. I think of her often
Talk about the irony of the song playing while that bus did a runner 7:33
Ha ha I missed that 🤣
Everyone of these legends deserves a shout out for being in the minority, being nice/good drivers. 😎👍
4:21 - "It's a koala, its a bunny, its a cat, ohhhhh its a dog!!!!'"
Totally thought it was a koala too!
@@tulips5672 Yep same
Same here
A big cheer for all those who stopped and helped both people and animals, god bless you all!
It tells you a lot about a person if they help animals - its done purely out of goodness, because animals cant repay you.
We can all help even more animals simply by not eating them, and choosing delicious plants based meals.
Well, you can give them a shout out.
Your imaginary sky friend didn't do a thing.
This compilation actually made me cry a bit, especially the moments when animals were saved or when people who were disabled or had visual impairments were in danger. So beautiful.
Me too. I'm a big sook with stuff like this, even the young guy running to help that lady get up after she fell really got me. 🥲
Great video, but that one with the blind man was terrifying. Please don't blow your horn at blind people, it made him panic and dart out into the other lane, give verbal instructions, offer to take them by the hand and guide them. Not having a go at the lady because she was being kind and compassionate.
Yes, that was intense. Usually blind folks are amazing at keeping their sense of direction when out and about, but sometimes you get turned around. My coworker once helped a lady find her route again on the subway. She was pretty shaken up, but my coworker was a really sweet gal and happy to get her reoriented.
0:17 poor old guy, trying to tell them to turn it around and pull them backwards because the bigger wheels won't get caught
Also works if you put a little weight back on the chair as you hit the curb.
On that note, the local authority probably needs to fix the transition point at that crossing.
Well done on the driver getting out to help. The other pedestrian seemed to want nothing to do with the situation.
My thoughts exactly , after having children 4 decades ago and caring for an elderly relative,you get to learn the various tricks in wheeling people about.. 😁
One thing that made me wince a bit was that the dashcam guy dragged the chair forward while the old guy's feet were still on the ground rather than on the foot rests. You could hurt their feet like that. Good on him for helping out, but please be careful when you are helping.
@@dgphi Good point.
Something similar happened to my wife about this time last year.
The gradient (?) of some ramps from the footpaths to the roads are too steep for some wheelchairs.
My wife fell to the road, and a couple of kind folks got out of their cars and helped her up.
It's tricky - one ramp to the road might be well made, but 100 metres down the road, somebody might have paved it differently.
In Australia, whenever you're in need of help, someone's always willing to lend a hand.
It's the Aussie spirit.👍
1:50 wow.
So I just keep backing up and driving at the ladder on the road in hopes to scare it out of the way then do I?
There are smart people then there are these people.....
Maybe hoping he could drive over it without it catching on the bottom of his car....
no chance.
Lmao I was yelling at the screen to get out and pick it up, like its pretty basic 🤣🤣
some people are really afraid of the road, to a point where they would rather spend 1 hr sitting behind the ladder hoping cars behind it would allow him to back far enough to drive around, than spend 1 minute to get out of the car and drag the ladder away. they are tunnel visioned by fear.
Cheers DCOA 👍 I like these "good deeds" compilations. When it's all hoons and ratbags, it's easy to forget there are still decent human beings around. This is a nice change of pace.
Totally agree. Hopefully we get to see more of this. Gives you a warm fuzzy feeling inside
It probably takes a whole year to get 13 minutes of people doing the right thing, which is why this is gold.
Most people who get footage of themselves doing these things would never think to share it, that's why it probably takes longer to compile something like this
I’ve had an absolute shit day at work, got yelled at by a stranger on the phone, and this kind of video restores my faith in humanity. Cheers
What did you do wrong?
Oh I'm sorry. I work with the public too. Some people are just looking for any reason to tear into someone. They're low tier bullies, plain and simple. Someone goes at me like that on the phone, disconnect and block the number if they try calling back. My boss fully support it lol especially because I'm really nice to everyone who calls, it takes a lot to get me there.
@@sitcomchristian6886 tell someone who cares
Now feeling safer to drive on the roads again and restored my faith after a Dashcam Aus videos binge! More of these good deeds compilations please these should reflect the real aussie roads.
@ 6:20.. That was amazing & incredible to watch. I hope the motorcyclist was okay but seeing so many people rush to check on & try to help him can help to restore faith in humanity ✊️😁👍
Perhaps the next MC he buys should be equipped with ABS, he caused it by panic grabbing a handful of front brake.
@@cobrin6437 … Yes, it was a painful way to learn a lesson but as long as he was alright, that’s all that matters.
The number of people ready to help is so heartwarming.
@@empireofpeaches … That’s exactly my point. So many complete strangers just willing to help out… You don’t see it happening all too often on our roads but when you do, it often turns a crappy day into a great one 👍😎
that lady in the suit and heels who was first to move out to help is a boss, im guessing she probably literally is a boss, or some sort of high management. She had an aura of authority and leadership about her. Cool to see so many people of all walks of life willing to lend a hand in all these clips
This is the Australia I am proud to love. Cheers legends
That kid sliding along in the trolly, LOL wow, nice save fellow citizen.
Yeah, but where were his parents?
@@swinetrek she came out at the end, it looks like she must have put the trolley at the front of the car and was loading the boot
@@JackieLeee Yeah. I don't understand how that happens. In all the times I've done groceries with my kid, it's always load the kid up in the car first, groceries later.
But thank goodness for the guy who caught the trolley before anything bad happened to the kid.
real dad moment when he touched the kid on the arm to let him know everything is alright.
Holy moley, how frightening was 2:45 to watch...!!
Honestly, my biggest fear as a courier driver, giving way to pedestrian’s and potentially watching them fall. Particularly the elderly because they rush across. I’m always terrified of it happening. Particularly because I used to be a community worker & the potential injuries that can result from the asphalt are truly horrific.
Hats off to all those that rendered assistance 👍👍👍
When they start crossing, just honk your horn as a friendly reminder to not fall over. Problem solved!
John Hazenhousen doesn’t always work that way, because they literally see you and start rushing..
that was me in the clip that stopped to let the elderly lady cross at 9:48 , she rushed across not realising the road had a crack/uneven part right where everyone crosses there. Few months later theyve installed speed humps and resurfaced the road so hopefully it doesnt happen again :) @@Jason9110110
So proud of Australians and This is Humanity at it best.
Need to show more of these type of dash cams, it is always good to see someone who will take time out of their lives to help someone without the fanfare.
this is why we love Australia.
Ive watched this channel for a few years and after most episodes I feel angry and frustrated at the aholes on the road.
This episode left me feeling really good.
Well done.
Credit to the guy who dragged those 3 pallets off the freeway. Shame those ungrateful and impatient bastards were more intent on zipping around him than stopping for 5 more seconds to give him some cover.
8:15 how cool is that, the driver wanted someone to give her a lift or else he was probably going to. But then 2 cars in front someone thought the same thing! Good on you Perth.☺️
Very happy to watch more vids like this, they leave me with strange feelings of….non anger.
can we have a video like this more often please. Warms the heart to see people being kind to others.
that requires humans actually doing good things.
@@flandrble which they do regularly. Just doesn’t get as much attention.
@@MeppyMan sadly, i think we as a species are hardwired to be drawn to negative emotions
4:25. That poor sweet little dog. How scared he must have been. That kind man has good karma coming his way.
Also brave dog for trusting a guy it could hardly see because he kept his headlights on.
@@d.-_-.b you’re the kind of guy who say to the doctor, thanks for saving my life but I hate cotton bandages
@@raalvi in that scenario the equivalent would be a doctor using sandpaper bandages.
@@d.-_-.b yeah because the smart move would have been turn off your headlights when you get out of your car stopped in the middle of the road on a dark rainy night.
@@d.-_-.b 🤦♂️ please don’t breed
The best 15 mins of TH-cam I've seen in months. Teared up quite a few times.
Bit dramatic, champ.
Good to see the heroes getting some screen time.
Great to see that there are still good people in this world, the kid enjoyed his trolley dash 😁
Not gonna lie but that one cracked me up.
As a father, that one video terrified the crap outta me. Kudos to the quickness of the DC to get out and stop a potential tragedy (though it looked like the remainder of the car park was relatively quiet).
@@pawanbirbal7209 Hi Pawan, as a parent and grandparent my heart was in my mouth for his safety but as usual being a young child he wasn't bothered
Trolley dash, whip lash
Last one isn't a good deed he's just thrilled to finally have a reason to use his winch.
I’ve always believed that there are way more good people than bad.
The trouble is that it’s normally the bad ones that get the most press.
Exact same thought!
Bloody wholesome. Warms the cockles of my heart on this cold winters night.
1) make sure the user of the wheelchair always has his/her feet on the pedal
2) there is a bar at the back of the wheelchair which you can step on to easily lift the front of it up.
Not so easy to lift it up if you are indeed elderly yourself.
should have gone backwards on it, let the big wheel go over the lip first.
@@andersenzheng can be a bit difficult if the person doesn’t have the strength to keep themselves in the chair. A friend of mine fell out of her chair that way.
I drive buses for a living and always check my left mirror before my right just in case I have missed anyone.
And I’ve had numerous incidents like that.
8:41 this is so heartwarming. Good on you mate
It was only a Noisey Minor, hardly endangered😂 bordering on pest levels in some suburbs!
@@jo300hn that’s not the point!
Guy at the end was just stoked to use his winch I bet.
He’s got a story for the grandkids
Humanity restored for another few hours at least. Well done my fellow Aussies.
We need more videos like this.
Good to see people helping each other!!
i love old mate directing the echidna like she can see him. very wholesome!!!
also that collie @1:31 has the floppiest ears omg
It’s great to see people helping others out of bad situations. I’ve helped push a few cars off the road that had broken down and I’ve also been helped with the same thing. What goes around comes around.
Same.
100%
This is the BEST dash cam I've ever seen , please show more of these . Made my heart ❤️ happy 😊
👌😻thats the ticket
Who here is Aussie
Got you bro🇦🇺
@@jordophills1169 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺
🇭🇲 👍
I'd hope almost everyone holy fuck
This 👆
Ahh bloody love it. Brought a tear to my eye when that old lady tripped. The amount of concern from passer-by's was great.
My faith in humanity has just been restored. Kudos to all that helped those in need.
Good to see wholesome people still exist out there. 🤙
1:14 she soooo sweet God love her.
With all the crime and misery in the world, it’s so refreshing to see that there are still awesome caring people out there.
Heart warming, well done fellow Aussies!!
12:28 i did something similar when i was 18 delivering pizzas up in the mountains in upstate NY at about 10pm, within an hour a guy stopped to check on me and then drove home and got his tractor which was a half hour drive back at the speed of this tractor just to get me out. I bought him enough pizza bredsticks and soda to hold a party that sunday (Superbowl Sunday)
I migrated to live here and I just obtained the aussie citizenship after a long journey through immigration and visas. Living here is all about mateship, helping each other and this video makes me proud of living in this beautiful country
A couple of those clips gave me tears in my eyes. Well done to the people who helped.
first edit: council need to fix those curbs jesus
It is wonderful to see this kind hearted behaviour. Thanks to Dash cam for reminding us that there are good people in this world
How dare you restore my faith in humanity on a Sunday night.
If I see people miss a bus the way I'm going I always offer them a ride. Usually you can get past the bus and drop them a few stops up the road. Bus drivers are a breed all of their own. Train drivers come a close second. When you see someone in need, always offer to help because you'll need the favour returned one day.
Well this was refreshing and heartwarming! Good to see that not everyone is a selfish moron on the roads!
Also very thankful none of these people were injured or killed while trying to help others. I know someone who is a paraplegic because the stopped to help a dog on the side of the road and got hit by a car in the process 🙁
I was hit by a car while helping a dog, they didn't stop either. I have it on dash cam but never submitted it. I might post it on this site.
There are road warriors and road heroes. These are the stories of the road heroes.
11:28 I love the "yeah nah" moment the echidna bloke has.
Think the world needs more of this
This is the best content you've ever made
Good luck and thankyou to all those people who did the 'Right thing " , cheers and stay safe.👍
How many likes can i give this. Kindness is just golden.
A Big Thumbs up to all of you who stopped to help. You are all the best.
It's always nice to see kind hearted people still exists
thanks for compiling this. probably won't get as much traction as watching the usual antics but it's good to see there is faith in Aussies after all!
Truly restores ones Faith in Humanity.
My Dad saw a Lady had collapsed at a bus stop many years ago, he stopped, helped her to the seat, and asked who her doctor was, and took her there.
I was Very Privileged with the Parents I had.
I have faith in humanity after watching this. Should show more of this
Should be titled- "Aussie Legends." Well done everyone!!
I love love love this compilation of good Samaritans. It warms my heart and it's a refreshing change from other dashcam clips. :)
The guy who changes out of the turning lane with a green arrow. Best driving I’ve seen all year!
The best (and most positive) dash cam video I have seen in years. Looks like compassion isn't dead. It is just supressed.
It's good to see some people still have compassion and respect for their road neighbours in these selfish self centred times. 👍👍's Up for all those who took the time to help.
2:10 those shitty pop up suburbs with all the same type of cheap homes makes me sick. Those ducks looks like they had their habitat destroyed for that.
While I do agree, but aren't we all guilty of wanting a roof over our head?
Well if we stopped having so many babies. But then who is going to look after us in our old age?
Your house/apartment, whatever, used to be "bush" where animals ran around so you are just as guilty for taking nature away from wildlife. Doesn't matter how long ago, it was still bush once.
@@belgnbor yeah mate you're right. Just more front of mind when we see the bush being ploughed down. But also you can't buy these houses in 30 years an renno them back to glory. They're built to be replaced with a new shit home.
How refreshing to see the opposite of normal rude, impatient and angry drivers. Also not all young people are nuts, for example the lad helping the old lady who tripped
Thank you DCOA - watching this has really lifted my mood today! :)
What a refreshing change to see so many good people doing so many good deeds on our roads! 👏🏻😄
Good video. It's nice to see kindness in a world seemingly full of crap
Those doggos look so happy that someone is there to help.
Great job to everyone out there. Good old Aussie spirit lives on. Would love to see more of this
Need more of these vids, instead of getting cut off in a roundabout
love the guy who popped out to close the trailer gate, bonza effort...
Man I love this compilation, really makes me feel like there is still hope out there and that there are genuinely good people willing to help another out wanting nothing in return 👍
The Love of Australian Bystanders ❤️