UK Bad Drivers & Driving Fails Compilation | UK Car Crashes Dashcam Caught (w/ Commentary) #4
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Only just come across your channel and what a breath of fresh air it is too! Great clips and well put together with advice too! Many thanks and keep up the good work!
I like how the driver of the black Shogun who brake checked the truck then went on to drive through a red light to avoid getting into an actual fight with the guy he just pissed off
2:10 NO! Do not stop in the outside lane of a 50mph road if your car is driveable. Move to a place of safety to do full damage checks, exchange details etc. If vehicles are not driveable, get all people out and to a place of safety whilst calling for police assistance.
thats a motorway so its 70 not 50
@@97antiv Incorrect, it's a 3-lane A-road. You can even see the "50 MPH" signs. The same applies, though, whether it's a road like this or it's a motorway. As Steve said, if your vehicle is driveable you should move it over to the left as soon and as safely as possible. You absolutely should NOT just stop in the third lane and get out, it's a stupid and dangerous thing to do.
@@97antiv Motorways don't have a pavement next to them.
If you are on a 'smart motorway' the outside lane is very likely to be safer than lane 1, as lane 1 has fully loaded HGVs doing maximum speed, whereas the outside lane only has cars in it which are lighter, easier to stop and do less damage if they hit you.
This is why smart motorways need to be shut down, they are incredibly dangerous.
@@ohgosh5892 smart motorways are not dangerous. Dumb drivers are dangerous. On a smart motorways follow the official line, move left and get to a refuge. It is very rare a car stops instantly and won't freewheel
Nice to see the Taxi and Merc drivers stop and help out the young rider.
Such a caring society we have in the UK...😡
Considering the attitude to motorbike riders (in particular, but to other road users in general too) I'm not surprised, most people are thinking "good, he deserves it!"
Can see why he made the move he did though, he must've assumed that he would be shielded by the other car that moved, but timed it wrong
On the positive side though, I've slipped off my bike twice (in the wet! Still a noob) without damaging or injuring anyone else, and loads of people came to ask me if I was alright and helped me! Makes me think that people really are caring after all, hopefully I practice the same if someone needs help too...
Always amazing how few drivers stop to help or offer the das cam footage if needed. It would keep our insurance costs down if the das cam footage was available for the insurance company or the police
@@fetchstixRHD considering the attitude... wtf. Glad I am not driving / living in the UK anymore reading stuff like that....
Yup... I have shoulder ligament damage due to a car that took me out years ago on a bend... they drove around me and bogged off too. too many doing that these days.
@@fetchstixRHD Why are you even surprised. This country is full of horrible, selfish, entitled people👎
I like this style for a compilation, fun to read your opinion and the text on screen for a perfect amount of time. No need to pause or go back to finish reading
Me too, I have subscribed because I like these videos. 😉
I need to read faster then 🤣 how embarrassing…..
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6:00 and 8:20 Good driver sometimes miss their turn/exit, bad drivers never do.
Shit happens, so many times I chose the wrong lane at a roundabout, signalrd to see if someone would be kind enough to let me in the right lane, if not I do like daft punk and go around the world, around the wooorld
My grandfather once told me treat every road user as if they are out to kill you, i have been driving since 1968, at times 35k per year, i saw a lot of mishaps,dead people most accidents were caused by stupid people and like you said if you cock it up on a roundabout go round again etc, we seem to be in such a rush.
Nowadays there seems to be far more dangerous drivers onthe road with the associated road rage and i hope if anyone does a brake check i am able to stop, my pet hate are the tailgaters .
My trick for tailgate is take my foot off the gas and slow to the point of walking pace if necessary till they take the hint and pass
(Obviously NOT in heavy trafficked areas)
Definitely, tailgaters are the worst. The closer they get, the slower I go!
@@PP-cm4re And the more frustrated they get.
3:12 and then the SUV runs the red light and goes form the left lane into wrong exit, probably shitting himself at the concept of stopping at the lights.
Well spotted! Tbh I think I'd have ploughed into the back of him with footage like that to back me up!
And non-functional brake lights!
@@Lbuzzer They're in the bumper, the high-level is also there but looks like some idiot put the window tint all across the window so it's faintly visible in the video.
If that was me I'd be sending that footage straight to the cops.
@@Captain-Cardboard Although i agree with you would it really make much of a difference?
I don't know about the UK but here in the Netherlands you can't fine the licenseplateholder without proof he/she was behind the wheel at the time.
2:38 Dangerous driver brake-checking in the Black Mitsubishi also went through the red light on the roundabout.
Cam car must have cut him up when he moved back into that lane. I'm sure you can hear the black car's tyres screeching.
@@Chrisallengallery So black Mitsubishi was going to definitely illegally undertake the cam car? Can see the disregard of the black Mitsubishi for other road users as it passes through the definite red light on the roundabout, or did you miss that too? 🤷🏼♂️
@@ajlifesolutions7072 Undertaking is not illegal.
@@Chrisallengallery yes it is duffus
@@grahamjordan1040 th-cam.com/video/zF8gShMOBwo/w-d-xo.html
1:05 looks like the BMW was swerving around the bike instead of turning round the roundabout like you suggest.
CBT rider’s lane discipline was awful, and I agree with your analysis. BMW could, theoretically, have avoided knocking her off, but had practically nowhere to go when the rider he expected to take the 1st exit crossed his path.
Even if he was in the right, which is debatable, the BMW driver could have avoided the bike by going around the roundabout again. Would have been better for everyone concerned. Over the years I have made many manoevers to avoid hitting another vehicle, even if it requires changing my route for 30 seconds. Might explain why I only pay £130 fully comp insurance on a 2 litre car and about the same on a one litre bike.
@@MrDickBills cunt on bike at fault, bmw should not be inconvenienced for someone else's stupidity.
Bike at fault, give way to your right.
@@TheJamesRG I hope you don't drive. You think having a crash just because you are in the right is better than trying to avoid it in the first place.
The last clip was the most British thing I've ever seen, including the phrase "hooting and spooking the hosses". 😂
and they all went home for a cup of earl grey and jam tarts! 🇬🇧☕️
And the verbal explainations despite then both already clearly both knowing.
"And that's why we don't overtake on corners". 😂😂
@@stbu9709 Earl Grey????
We are english. No self respecting Englishman would drink that rubbish. It is a truly low quality tea & was named for the Americans & idiot Europeans to make them think that while drinking it they were behaving like true English Gentlemen.
Star Trek The Next Generation even had Captain Picard (The Actor Patrick Stewart is English (A true Yorkshire lad)) drinking it because it backed up the imagery of English Gentlemen & it easily conviced Americans thats what we drink.
WE DON'T
But we do love a jam tart🤣
How does that make it British? I mean ig maybe the word “hooting” could be classed as a word more commonly used in Britain but the word hosses is a spelling mistake right it’s meant to say horses as in like yk honking your horn and scaring the horses… idk if I’m just being stupid here but yk i don’t really get how that phrase would be very “British”
Also I’m pretty sure most of not all of these clips were taken in Britain ig that says something about the drivers there
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1.39 You imply that the red car, which stayed in the left hand lane, was the one to blame, but, it was the blue car which crossed over a lane. As you say "It's then their job (a car in the right hand lane) to make sure they aren't cutting anyone up", but that's exactly what the blue car did. Also, it is common practise for slower vehicles to run round on the left lane as they then don't cause difficulties trying to get back out.
@ #17, yeah I agree with your statement on this... People who are clearly in the wrong lane but trying to force themselves over cutting up other drivers is the worst kind of driving. If you're in the wrong lane, accept that you screwed up; Take the wrong exit, have a mystery trip, find a safe place or next roundabout to turn around, come back and try again.
Almost or actually causing an accident just trying to save a few minutes is absolutely not the choice to make...
So many people just have no patience when driving. Always in too much of a rush to get somewhere. I'd rather arrive late than not at all...
Besides, if you cause an accident and you are part of the accident as well, you lose way more than just the few minutes you where affraid of losing. And of course the damage to your car.
You have to wonder if some of these drivers ever passed a driving test in the UK?
You should see drivers in Ottawa, Canada. About 6-8 years ago, the ever so wise city decided that they could save money by not having a seperate police traffic department! On top of that, because the pandemic caused a backlog of applications for driver's licenses, the government started passing almost anyone, just so they wouldn't have to book a repeat test!!!
@@SlickBubbles Sounds like it needs its very own dash cam channel then.
Interesting- I agree though. If you make mistake don’t do last min turns, just go on and make a u turn where possible and safe (and legal lol)
4.19: I was leaving London after midnight on three lane M1. One truck was passing another and I was passing both on the outer lane at the max speed limit or maybe a tad over, to get past. Suddenly, out of nowhere-and I had seen an empty rear mirror before passing, a big black car was behind me with lights flashing telling me to get out of the way immediately. he must have been doing the 'ton' and did he expect me to go upwards or apply reheat? Some late night M-way drivers move as if their accelorator pedals are stuck in the down position.
In that situation I ignore them and stay in lane till I decide to move left. If my lane discipline is good (and it is) then I am under no obligation to get out of anyone's way.
Thank you for doing this, we always can be just a little bit better at spotting hazards develop and seeing others driving mistakes can be really helpful in improving our own technique and having greater awareness.
2:07 I could see that coming. Way too close to the van, there's no way you were stopping in time.
For the lorry incident, isnt it wrong for lorries to use the outermost lane for overtaking? Or is that only a thing for 3-4 lane motorways? Or not a thing at all?
Driving in UK has got worse in last year or so (or maybe I'm just unlucky). I try not to lose my temper and simply expect that everyone around me will cut me up so I'm not suprised when they actually do.
Each segment is the right length. Great video. Thanks.
6:30 You are wrong on this one, it's a 50 limit and he's in the passing lane, so it should be expected that he is going faster. He was only a few cars lengths behind when the other car pulled in front of him.
Totally agree with you! It's not that if someone's driving faster, he is also at fault when being cut off.. It's the fast lane for a reason.. If it ended up in the crash, it was 100% the fault of the guy cutting him off for not using his mirrors..
@@MazTheWizard no fast lane on any UK road, dunno why people seem to think there is. The Astra van was going to fast and the car should’ve looked in his mirrors.
I see the new dumbed down cliche 'Too fast for conditions' crap. Where roads in the past have been a 50mph for decades, suddenly now become 20mph kid you not councils answer to create more pedestrians and cyclists which already had their own paths separated by a 4 foot barrier. On top of that creeping in is 'too fast for conditions' promotion meaning they could do you for doing 10mph - what a dumbed down society.
As regards Astra it was doing 47mph, in any case could have been doing 200mph the self righteous new breed in the wrong by moving out for no reason.
There's no such thing as a "fast lane"... The road is 50mph, that limit applies to all lanes, so if you're doing 50 in the left lane on a 50 limit road, you shouldn't have to expect someone zooming past you at a considerably higher speed like that in the overtake lane. Astra van driver was going waaay too fast.
But that also does not excuse the other car for moving over without checking that it was safe to do so.
@@killakanzgaming It's difficult to tell exactly, but to me it looks as if the cammer (and car ahead) was going quite a bit under 50.
But anyway I disagree, even if you are doing 80 you should still have to check for faster moving more traffic before changing lanes. Speed limits should not mean you have any right to abandon basic motorway principles.
Also I did not use the term "fast lane", I used the correct term of passing lane.
Thanks for making the video. Helpful tips too. Imo, it would be a good idea for everyone to take a few refresher lessons with a qualified instructor after a few years driving.
there are channels on YT that cater for this kind of thing
There is NO fast lane! The right hand lane is an overtaking lane and if the faster driver was within the speed limit, the fella who changed lanes is solely to blame!
Main thing I always take away from these video's is just to chill the f**k out when driving.
You don't need to beat the other guy, get revenge on the other guy or get upset when the other guy acts like a nobber.
It's much less hassle to avoid a collision than be in a collision that wasn't your fault.
I love recognising the places in these videos. One of the unmarked locations at around 2:24 was somewhere called Cramlington near an entrance to the A1 south.
Good analysis of the situations shown.
6:54 To be fair, an artic is a bit hard to spot. 😁
This is why I try to say "only a fool breaks the 2 second rule" I was told this by my driving instructor many many years ago . Find a focus that the driver in front passes, then say it. If you pass it before you complete the phrase - then you are too close.
Take care everyone ♡
Three seconds is much better.
Hate when HGV pulling in front of you doing 59mph - you’re doing anything from 70-80mph so quite often you’ve to brake hard to avoid collision. In most European country’s if a vehicle executes a manoeuvre causes you to brake or forces you to change your lane to avoid collision it’s called failing to yield the right of way and it’s punishable offence!
If you're doing 80mph you are breaking the law.
@@cherylstein438 you mean traffic violation, and ?
Love the channel and very good comments in the video! The person at 4:04 undertook both lorries. Murky legality as you can undertake on a slip road, but always dangerous.
3:55 I think you're wrong here, the truck can clearly see the car and its approach speed, and an indicator doesn't give you right of way to just go into another lane. The truck should indicate, wait for the car to pass and then move over.
Your observation is quite correct. Just using a signal is to indicate your INTENTION to maneuver - not your RIGHT to carry out that maneuver at will!
2:09 I'm sorry but that is totally stupid advice. Not sure what sort of road that is, a dual carriageway becoming three lanes (?) but they're in a live lane, an outside lane where traffic is likely to be faster! How the hell are you going to stop traffic? Wave a flag, magic up a few cones and open your boot to show the keep left sign everyone has? The damage is absolutely minimal and the guy getting out and standing in front of a car that could so easily be hit and crushing him is stupid. Pull over to the left, where safe, and exchange details. If vehicles not driveable see Steve Smith's comment below.
I think it was sarcastic, hence the use of '.......', which is the equivalent of 'rolleyes'
@@AndreiTupolev I've read it again, and again and you may well be right. A few dots to indicate sarcasm isn't great when advising on road safety and something very serious. Not or (sic) would have been better although no one uses the latter these days.
Brilliant thanks
good one folks. putting the facts as they happen. many forget that a right of way is not a given
5:34 Best of instant karma!!!
I am just flabbergasted at the lack of realization that you can actually kill someone by being so careless .
I've driven in a few countries & I still think the Brits are the best drivers in the world overall. The Readers Digest compiled a list of best to worst driving worldwide & British drivers were number one best drivers! I'm afraid Kiwi's came 17th Bugger!
I drive regularly in the UK (London, primarily), Spain, Portugal and Italy. There are idiots everywhere. But my experience is that as a general rule, there are more stupid drivers in the UK. Against that, the UK’s roads are overcrowded and poorly maintained.
3:01 Big man in SUV running a red light so cammer can't stop alongside him for "a chat"
Good one looking after the horses at the end.
I can’t believe that guy in the first clip drove off without checking on the person in that grey car!
7:02 I had a similar incident while driving a lorry, wasn’t a very fast accident but you can’t feel it inside the cab. I only knew because they signalled for me to pull over
"A greater number of variety of wipes". This video is full of them.
@6:20 The driver changing lanes is 100% at fault. If this even managed to get to court it would absolutely go completely against the lane changer who
1) changed lanes without indicating
2) very clearly didn't look in his or her mirror OR looked but decided an approaching vehicle was nothing to worry about
The speed of the van is higher than other vehicles but given the footage here would not see them get assigned blame.
Which ever way its looked at, speed did not cause this incident, it was all down to the driver failing to follow the correct procedure for changing lanes.
I live in Leeds, I know that road. It's a 50 mph limit there, and the direction the van is coming from it has been 50 mph for a long time. Hard to be sure from a video, but the driver in the outside lane looks to be going a lot faster than that. The driver who pulls out is probably making room for the traffic entering the motorway from the on slip, I don't think they are really at fault, much, though I can't see a signal. It's a complicated bit of urban motorway. Shortly after there's a horrible section with a left hand lane which is both an entry slip, and also an exit slip very soon afterwards, both using the same lane. So you get traffic trying to move sideways across lanes, both to the left and to the right. If the van driver knows the road, they should have taken a lot more care than that. If they didn't know the road, they should have taken a lot more care than that. The crash happens where the A643 joins the M621.
www.google.com/maps/@53.7814329,-1.5595245,667m/data=!3m1!1e3
The driver does indicate. Watch the video again, the indicator is flashing from the moment the video starts.
@@cherylstein438 indicators dont give you right of way , he changed lanes without looking
The driver behind panicked way more than they needed to and lost control, there's a lot of tyre smoke there for very little reduction in speed.
Wow.
Edit: I just subscribed to ur TH-cam channel.
I can't believe #1 didn't stop... Wow
i love the analysis and fair comments and advice. great video!
Clip number 13 is the M621 in Leeds and is a 50mph road, the silver Astra looked to be going quicker than this.
At 2:46, text summary might be correct, but that Shogun has got no brake lights! That alone starts to get the "insurance scam" antennae wiggling...!
Can't help but wonder if the black SUV was trying a crash for cash manoeuvre. The reason is because when they slammed on the brakes there were no brake lights and while you could quite easily get a blown bulb, the chances of both sides and the high line brake lights to all fail together is quite slim. I'm wondering if the brake lights were deliberately disabled to give the driver behind less warning.
3:53, just because you use your blinker it doesn't give you right of way to change lanes. The truck should have waited for the car to pass before switching lanes to overtake. However the cars reaction overtaking on the left wasn't that nice as well.
Given the amount of space between yeah he got over safe just because the other car is going well over the speed limit doesn't mean he needed to wait. Could he wait yes did he have to no.
Does anyone else watch these hoping to see places near where they live? Finally saw one today in the second to last clip 😂
What lane is “the fast lane”? You’ve said it a few times now and I’ve never seen it in the Highway Code. Thanks in advance
4:22 I feel like the divider (if that's what the middle line on the road is called), should be solid there.
#13 : The van driver did brake hard enough to avoid hitting the car in the rear. He didn’t think he had so threw the van into the central reservation to make sure! Driving speed in excess of his driving ability…
3:31 nicely done! That’ll teach him.
2:15 What an absolute prat of a van driver! You don't stop for one second more than necessary in fast(ish) moving traffic and you certainly don't get out to check your vehicle for damage.
Love the Black Country way of spelling horses as hosses at the end, should really be osses (yes I’m from the Black Country lol) bet that confused some 😂
Clip No 13 you mention the "fast lane". There is no such thing.
6:23, ABS failure
1:36 so common in the uk because probably 80% of the drivers in the uk have no clue about the rules in the roundabout. The person giving advice in the video included.
There is no rule saying that you cannot do a roundabout on the first lane. Inside the roundabout the same rules apply as on a normal road. The black bmw tried to exit the roundabout and changed lanes hitting the red vehicle. In that case the bmw is at fault as both vehicles were inside the roundabout therefore having same level of priority and the black bmw changed lanes inside the roundabout hitting the vehicle in the next lane. Also the bmw driver did not signal the exit/lane changing
The red car shouldn't have entered the roundabout as there was not a real gap to do so safely. They already inhibited the cammer car which had to slow down for them and I believe they could see the BMW coming when they tried to enter the roundabout too. They also canceled their right signal in the middle of the roundabout which made things worse.
You must be kidding ? 186
Signals and position. When taking the first exit to the left, unless signs or markings indicate otherwise
signal left and approach in the left-hand lane
keep to the left on the roundabout and continue signalling left to leave.
When taking an exit to the right or going full circle, unless signs or markings indicate otherwise
signal right and approach in the right-hand lane
keep to the right on the roundabout until you need to change lanes to exit the roundabout
signal left after you have passed the exit before the one you want.
When taking any intermediate exit, unless signs or markings indicate otherwise
select the appropriate lane on approach to the roundabout
you should not normally need to signal on approach
stay in this lane until you need to alter course to exit the roundabout
signal left after you have passed the exit before the one you want.
No rules eh.
Have to say, in the clip of the silver Peugeot spinning at 2:03, the camer has some good taste in music!
#9 I think you need to go back and think about your driving test - and the sections of the highway code covering manoeuvres. If you were to pull out into a lane and cause someone to take evasive action - either braking or changing direction it's an instant major fault and a fail. This is shown in the highway code section 7.133 "If you need to change lane, first use your mirrors and if necessary take a quick sideways glance to make sure you will not force another road user to change course or speed. When it is safe to do so, signal to indicate your intentions to other road users and when clear, move over." That doesn't mean stick your indicators on and fuck everyone else because I'm moving. I see so many close calls on the motorway because of peoples incorrect assessment that their indicators mean they can do what they like
No 5 - NO , that is NOT a multi lane roundabout ; I am very familiar with stand its location at the top of the M9 , between Dunblane and Bridge of Allan, linking as it does to the A9 dual carriageway , as well as a minor road to Doune and the old A9 dual carriageway which goes through Dunblane . The roundabout was previously restricted to 30 or 40 mph , but the signage seems to have been removed ( bad move by whoever responsible ) .
The small red car entered from Dunblane and was clearly trafficating right to continue round ; the fastard in the Golf , most likely came down the A9 from Perth and entered the roundabout far too fast , paying no attention to what was happening in front of him , it was unlikely he was on the roundabout when the Fiat entered so the rule about giving way does not apply ; however the rule about not overtaking through a junction most certainly does apply and the Gold driver entirely at fault for overtaking where unsafe , excess speed which goes to DWDCA and failing to concentrate on his driving .
Where there is only one lane through a roundabout , even if multiple lanes enter and leave , as is the case here , then overtaking is done at your own peril .
6:22 Prime example of why you should NOT give way to traffic joining the Motorway.
No, a prime example of why you should use your mirrors and anticipate.
@@hotpotato4027 Nope. Rule 259 combined with common sense. The car should not of moved for traffic joining the motorway where vehicles are already travelling the speed limit.
Unfortunately (for some reason) the last few years there’s some sort of entitlement that people are displaying while driving, the attitude of “I’m joining, they’ll move.”
It’s dangerous and it’s stupid. When people join the motorway, they are to give way to cars already on the motorway. End of.
@@MetalVII I didn't say anything about ignoring highway code rules but if you want to ignore commonsense in a potentially dangerous driving situation you can argue your rights through the insurance, from the hospital bed or the garage when you go to retrieve your possessions from your damaged car, NOW IT'S END OF!!
1st Clip; Watch it on a Large screen. the Driver whose Dash cam we're watching veers to the right as the Golf is passing.
love how the black suv ran a red light to avoid the cammer getting besides him
This is why we need tougher road laws and bigger fines. Theres no such thing as a good driver in the UK.
I'm n to sure about the comments/summary of events appearing on this video. I think there are a number of will assumptions. Nonetheless I've subscribed and look forward to seeing more
#7 Shogun SUV - No Tax - No MOT since 2017 - Driver who does not care.
1:28 wait until they hit the Craig’s roundabout in Stirling. No one does that properly
You got it right at 7;40 road markings 9n the uk are shonky…dunno if it’s council cutbacks but loads of them are faded or missing
5:57 "I hope cammer showed this footage to the cops ... " Well, you can hope, but every indication was that the cammer was going to drive on by and the nose of the car started to swing right to follow the line of the roundabout. Put it this way: I wouldn't have held my breath waiting for this Samaritan to do the right thing.
But look closely at the end of the clip and you'll see that the BMW driver DOES pull in behind the police car. It's a good bet that the Merc driver was the reckless one some distance/time before the cammer came along and then recorded what we see. Neither of the two drivers were in the right for acting the way they did, though.
The clip at 1:30 almost happened to me the other day! An MG5 in the left hand lane, cut across me to go right, luckily it was a low speed roundabout, so was able to stop in time!
You can also see the SUV at 3:00 shat his pants when the light in front turned red and there was a chance he was going to have to have a little meeting with the cammer vehicle...he went through the red...
8:59 cammer moved past those horses too quick for my liking.
Great advertisement from Elementary claims Ltd
Just too much aggression on the roads today, and people thinking that because they
have a big expensive vehicle, that they have more right to be on the road.
3:55 indicating doesn't give you right of way. Look at your mirror, wait for faster traffic to go before moving.
6:22 That looks to be Leeds joining the M621 and its a 50mph limit that so many people continue to do 70 on, winds me up
just noticed it actually says M621. Anyway, bad drivers on there all the time
2:40 Should be an instant disqualification for this. Monumentally dangerous.
6:40 how do you know that he was going too fast? How do you know how fast the cars in the left lane are going and how do you know whats the speed limit?
@3:08, the SUV driver the proceeded to run a very stale red and then swerve across lanes on the roundabout. Intoxication and/or being drugged-up might also be a plausible explanation for the cut-up & brake-check.
This driving is a daily occurrence on the roads non of it is surprising at all.
Le gars il commente toute les séquences comme si c'était un judge.
oui cest amusant mdr nous ne sommes pas des enfants
Ah, UK - even their car accidents are civilised and neat. XD
I follow Dashcam Academy who shows videos from the US, and when you compare the two countries, it's so obvious to see which country demands that car drivers receive driving school lessons and passing tests before being issued a driving license, and which one allows parents or other adults to teach young people to drive. XD
I think it's fair to say that even with these accidents shown here, the UK drivers are much better drivers than the Americans.
Loved the fact that after the BMW had hit the learner Motor Cyclist, the taxi came along with a big advertising sign on the back for Elementary Claims. Hope they both took note of that.
1:02 car driver wasn’t very observant even though may have priority should still be looking to their left and should of indicated sooner, no good to anyone indicating last minute when it serves no point, clearly wasn’t indicating as biker assumed car was continuing round also a fail, should never assume wait make sure, as a cyclist I see countless car drivers fail at indicating and also the opposite direction they are actually going tho I have indicators on my bicycle and always indicate entering and just before approaching my exit I indicate
Does the Astra van not have ABS brakes at 6:22? I would have thought they were standard on every vehicle.
very good
While legal and acceptable for lorries to overtake on dual carriageways, I have had it before where one has tried to overtake another and it’s taken them 5 miles to do so, holding up countless cars and lgv.
Whenever I’m at work and another restricted vehicle goes to overtake, I hit the brakes slightly to allow them to pass much faster, then speed up..they’re going slightly quicker than me so doesn’t take long for them to reach safe distance from me and it saves a bunch of time for other road users
2:23 When inspecting minor damage to your car in the outside lane of a motorway, be sure to stand between the back of your vehicle and the front of the car behind. That way, when the car behind is rear ended by an HGV being driven by a distracted Romanian or Pole at 70mph, you’ll be sure to get crushed by that car and squashed between it and the rear of your own car. Remember, you really have to work hard at becoming a quadriplegic or being wheelchair bound for the rest of your life. And of course, if you do your best, you stand every chance of being killed outright. Under NO CIRCUMSTANCES should you attempt to move your car across onto the hard shoulder or out of the flow of traffic, as that will make things far too safe for you and everyone else. Best of luck everyone!
The first clip is from a cyclist & the road signs are blue, indicating he’s on a motorway…..the car driver probably spun out in shock (as a cyclist I write this not knocking cyclists but knowing that they/we shouldn’t be on a motorway).
5.00 that situation with the BMW and the black Mercedes could have been easily avoided
That SUV that brake checked, he then proceeded through a red light so complete tool, even if the truck had cut him up shortly beforehand.
No.15 had the same thing happen to me at that very junction. Found myself having to swerve into on coming traffic. Thankfully no collisions. It is a bad road that should have been upgraded with the introduction of the new motorway nearby.
All I know is there’s two different kinds of wipes you can find in stores.
Number #13, M621, Leeds. The limit on that part of the M621 is 50MPH, so the car doing all the skidding looks well over the limit.
Did you notice that the car only left a single skid mark from front left tyre and the handling under braking ws terrible. So poorly maintained as well. Probably would not pass the brake test of an MoT.
In your commentary you make a lot of good points but you also show a mistake many drivers make that causes a lot of issues. You referred to the rightmost lane as "the fast lane". That is not the purpose of the lane, it's for overtaking not going faster than the other lane(s)!
The one is Cross Gates, a Cyclist is not "supposed to be" (i know they can be but the cycle path is there for there safty on the junction because it's not a roundabout it's a junction my driving instructor thought me that one, "an exit is controlled so it's not a roundabout", there are cycle lanes that use the zebra crossings, specifically to keep cyclists of the roundabout because it's a main ring road at 40 mph