7:15 I feel like the SIMPLEST test to find out if somebody is a good person or not is whether they bother to take their trolley back. Especially when they are like a metre away from the bay
Hard to judge on this one... on the one hand she was taking it back and didn't go all the way... but the van looks like she was about to run her over so maybe she wanted to get out of the way
Its kind of complex, as social critters we tend to conform into what society expects us to do and demonstrated behaviour. So if we see a car park covered in trolley's and crap everywhere we might might not feel pressured to give a damn, but if there's regular places for the trolleys and people are putting them in there, they generally will. The far end of the fringe of behaviour though is the people who don't and will not under any circumstances and the people who feel its far too inconvenient to return them. Now in the case of the never returner, he/she is selfish when it comes to their own goals and the inconvenience non returner has weighed up the pressure of not returning vs the stress of having to deal with something else (time, distance, disability etc) and the non returning works out that the trolley loses. In terms of the not returners reasons, well they might have some valid reasons, like I have to go my house is on fire all the way down to I'm running late to pick up the kids from school. (Hint- kids don't give a shit if you're there on time or not) It basically works with littering as well, which is were most of this comes from, you see in some countries the normal act is to dump as its 'someone elses problem/job' to pick it up all the way through to more civilised places where its your responsibility to pick up your junk.
That's the worst rain especially in industrial areas... the diesel and tar oils on the road surface or in the surface cracks in the road float on top of the seal... instant spin with slightly worn tyresor age-hardened tyres.... A good consistent 15 minutes of rain and all the floating oils wash off into the gutters...
@@sroberts605 All are interlinked. Brand new tar has a surplus of oils. Brand new tyres may have not worn in to a rough surface to give grip. Old tyres are hard and have less grip. Bald tyres work well on hot dry seal. They hydroplane on cold wet surfaces. that's why accident investiogators do road surface testing, tyre testing, brake testing and they examine the ECU records of the vehicle...
@@flandrble better for your vehicle than having off the road for a month getting repaired and potential of paying excess. Read your insurance plicy. Excess is actually payable on every claim regardless of who is at fault. Just that most of the time the insurance company will waive that however they are under no obligation to do so. Also the value of your vehicle will be reduced and if you get a replacement car during repairs you will have an excess of at least $2000 on that with the condition of excess is payable and only returned when they recover from the other party. However they have no incentive toi recover from other party because they have your money.
@@outhouse.wholesaler it’s the highway I’m referring to. Especially when it goes down to 2 lanes past the pine rivers bridge heading towards the airport. I drive it every days and it’s infuriating at times. You see a lot of people tailgating due to this.
@7:11 The definition of utter laziness. Seriously? Another 2 metres to complete the job.DC driver should have walked over and parked the trolley in front of the Lazy Cow's car.
Well at least its not Bill Murray and it's groundhog day and it's the same shi happening over and over till everyone drives right and makes little ice sculptures when they pause at the lights... every one carries a small ice saw and chips away at it till it resembles elsa from frozen We can all make a difference! Except it's so hot in Australia oh well, we'll concentrate on selling life insurance to frustrated pedestrians
As anyone who has ever been a mechanic. It is SO satisfying to see all the spins in the wet. 90% of them are doing the same speed as everybody else, including the camera car, but even the slightest moisture, around they go. As an ex-mechanic, you can't help but check everyone's tyres every time you stop. It still surprises and pisses me off. Just how many people are getting around on completely bald or obviously WAY under pressure tyres. Other than functioning brakes, there is nothing more important on your car. And it's so easy to get right. It's one payment every 30-40,000km. Then 1 minute of your time, every second tank of gas if you're completely lazy and forgetful by any other measure! You're already at the servo for your life's sake!
Hate to say it, but, am very lazy!!! Every 5,000 km, go to the tyre shop that supplied and fitted my tyres. Rotate the tyre positions, including the spare, and top up the pressures to 2 p.s.i. above recommended. Also try and avoid at all costs of hitting any kerbs with any of the wheels. Tyre shop, when they supply 5 tyres, put the car on the wheel alignment, and usually a very minor adjustment required. They tell me that it is due to wear and tear.
@stephen2497 do you ever go all the way to the effort of writing out a response in outrage to the smallest thing. Then think, maybe I shouldn't show the world just how stupid I am? If you want to get into semantics. "Ex-mechanic" is not great English. But this is hardly the forum to display my expansive vocabulary. What it is is a fast way to express that I was once a master technician that moved off the floor into management. Before leaving the trade all together 14 years ago. I haven't worked as a "mechanic" for over 16 years now! To any other person on the planet. It would make perfect sense. Ex-mechanic = used to be a mechanic. But to you, you pedantic prick. I have no idea what reference to some non-existent xe-wife or a diploma have to do with anything if that was supposed to be some sick burn. You require a certificate 3 in automotive light vehicle to become a mechanic in Australia. Leagues apart from a diploma! "You're either a mechanic or your not"? A mechanic is a trade/career. It is not who you are! It is a job you do. A great job in what is (in my opinion) a crap industry. I'm not sure what you're aggressively insinuating with your comment. Are you saying that because it is no longer my current profession that I can no longer identify that it once was. That I still retain an extensive knowledge to the point that I still work on my own cars, my families cars and occasionally diagnose cars for acquaintances when they have been to multiple other shops who have failed to find the fault, for fun. Or are you saying that, because that is once how I earnt money. That I will always be a mechanic? That's rubbish. I would never insult a currently practising (quality) mechanic by saying I am still one. I could re-enter the trade at any time with my qualifications and ability but I wouldn't be anywhere near up to speed after not actively practising on the floor for over 16 years now. Either argument is equally stupid! If I said I was once a child. So I know what it's like to be a child. Would you argue, "You're either a child or you aren't"? You fucking moron! I was one. I still have that knowledge all these years later that still applies today when I talk with any other child. Or any other adult when discussing a child or when we were children ourselves. But because I was one, doesn't mean I am one now. Nor does being an adult mean that I don't remember or make me incapable of being childish now Just like this over the top response to an insignificant moron!
Flat no on that one. Yeah they could have got in if they had that confidence and judgement, but if you’re not confident don’t go, and don’t let people on the internet shame you for it either. Would much rather be stuck for 30s than watch a nervous driver cause an accident because they’re rushing
@@jakeysnaketube lol... That was a Mt. Everest sized gap and if you lack confidence to move into it you should hand in your license and the last thing you should be doing is uploading videos of people having to navigate around your inability to drive a vehicle around others. This cammer should absolutely be shamed.
At the 4.47 mark the guy that roared past the stationary car was not the idiot. That lane is designed to help merging by maintaining momentum and fitting in. It is not a stop sign.
That appears to be a Give Way line in front of the DC vehicle and/or it is a slip lane, which means they have to give way when joining the main road. In any event, it is not always possible to "maintain momentum" on such roads and you are forced to wait for a safe gap in the traffic.
What about the choices! □single beep for hey! C'mon □long continuous psychotic inducing one □two step classic for leaving a property □triple beep for hey... next ones gonna be a 4bie □dreaded 4bie You know you done wrong... □Ferris buellers day off thats all folks
Dear police, I'm 55yo 160kg and balding. I am the best driver on the road ever. I'm good at filming others mistakes, so I can criticize them in a public forum, even though I'm concentrating on my dash cam not my driving so I can have status in my community. Can you please be so kind as to make me an honorary highway patrol officer, I promise I can raise revenue. Oh, the fact that i do this to increase my status and shame people and I'm not concerned with safety should not enter into it. Yours lovingly D.Dogworth.
"foolish for sharing this (as it just encourages the idiots), what a stupid burnout! regardless of what public road they are on" - there, I fixed it for you.
I'm starting to wonder if there's been a mass roll-out of frontal lobotomies recently because the amount of brain dead drivers on the road lately is making the cringe factor 100%
7:15 the epitome of laziness right there. It's bad enough when people leave trolleys around the carpark, but when you can't even be bothered taking it back a few metres to its bay is ridiculous.
16:35 constantly amazed how some people who are in such a ball busting hurry for something, are then content to stop and argue the toss and waste all that time they think they've made up!
the moron is going super slow impeding traffic but when someone tries overtaking him he speeds up to block traffic even more and almost causes a crash , then complains about someone going slow just like him, oh the irony.
@ 8:44 both ultimatley failed , the dash cam driver , when turning left the rule book says you have to be in the left lane , and not only must you indicate into a roundabout you must also indicate out of a roundabout , if the dash cammer was in the proper lane she would not have been cut off . Believe it or not also and you can look this up beeping your horn is also illegal if you have been cut off ! Check out horn rules ! Hardly anyone knows them in Australia
So many people fail to to understand how indicating out of roundabouts helps the traffic flow for others entering it instead of waiting for someone still indicating in a direction they aren't going to.
7:14 I would’ve waited for her to get comfortable in her car, then parked that same trolley in front of her so she had to get out again to move it out of her way.
7:12 I am reminded of a 4chan post the shopping trolley is the ultimate litmus test for whether a person is capable of self-governing. To return the shopping trolley is an easy, convenient task and one which we all recognize as the correct, appropriate thing to do. To return the shopping trolley is objectively right. There are no situations other than dire emergencies in which a person is not able to return their trolley. Simultaneously, it is not illegal to abandon your shopping trolley. Therefore the shopping trolley presents itself as the apex example of whether a person will do what is right without being forced to do it. No one will punish you for not returning the shopping Trolley, no one will fine you or kill you for not returning the shopping trolley, you gain nothing by returning the shopping trolley. You must return the shopping trolley out of the goodness of your own heart. You must return the shopping trolley because it is the right thing to do. Because it is correct. A person who is unable (or unwilling) to do this simple task is no better than an animal, an absolute savage who can only be made to do what is right by threatening them with a law and the force that stands behind it. The Shopping Trolley is what determines whether a person is a good or bad member of society.
@@wandpj not only that, some have some sort of interlock on company grounds it works then as soon as you park your car outside because you were at Bunnings across the road before nipping in for a quick soot of meat shopping for the new weber you just bought and over the trolley handles you go as you accelerated to go across the road back hitting your chin on the bitumen
I remember when returning the cart to the store was just something you did after you loaded the car. But that was in the 1980s and 1990s, before someone came up with the idea that it was more convenient for shoppers to pawn the duty off onto a minimum-wage "Cart Boy" and put little "cart corrals" through the parking lot.
Yep irks me so much that I will and have gone around a car park and returned all the trolleys. It boils my blood especially when the car park is nearly full and more than three spots have been taken up by trolleys. Have also watched someone hit a trolley I was about to move
03:30 The HANSON CEMENT truck driver should lose his job for that and the govt can impound the truck for a few months. Take his licence for five years too and don't let him open hold an open licence ever again. Fine the company too. Get the killers off OUR roads!
Hanson are looking for drivers for their fleet. But, must be vaccinated. I know many people that are not vaccinated that would fit in with Hanson, but, as they demand the vax, these guys don't want to know Hanson. Aldi and Direct Freight Express are the same.
I like to think of conditions as "bonus round" where you get to spot all the unprepared drivers who don't bother turning on lights despite it being a rain that you can't see more than 10m ahead
The number of people who don't replace their tyres or pick the cheapest set from a brand you've never heard of... if you want to be able to brake or swerve in a hurry then invest in some good rubber (and advanced driver training).
18:44 wheel locked up when the tyre lost braking traction going over the metal grate.. trap for the unwary. 18:55 you aren't even allowed to remove your seat belt in traffic, much less get out to road rage..
That guy at 18:55 is Themy Christou he owns A New Fence on hipages based in Nunawading his other company is MR retaining walls. I’ve seen him do this before but only to women.
In the clip with the lazy trolley-pusher, there's another trolley to the right of the collection bay which has also just been left there, probably because some other lazy dropkick couldn't be bothered pushing it a few meters to the bay. These people could do with a good size-twelve R.M. Williams to the backside.
Cashed up bogans bought 67,000 RAMS and Silverados in 2022. FORD saw it and will be sending its F150 here. Those bastard things take up two lanes and car spaces. Will be hearing a lot more FFFF soon.
Eventually our roads will become huge car parks with hulking quasi monster trucks just left standing, we'll have to upgrade to f1050 /actual monster trucks to drive over then
Shopping complex near my joint has trolley bays every 10 parking spots pretty much.... lazy dogs would not take the trolleys back even if they parked right next to it. Annoys the shit out of me. Scum bags
0:20 - hope the DC driver gave the rego no. to the owner/driver of the white car, and/or told the silver Corolla driver, " fess up mate or I'm taking the 'hit run' video to the cops... ".
16:02 Lets just hope who ever was driving the car that punched the Mercedes's lights out has full cover insurance that looked expensive especially if the Merc gets written off
7:40 i would be so tempted to put the trolley in the way of that lazy slugs car, so she has to drive into it. Man if i was in charge i'd be banning people like that from supermarket grounds, banning them from carparks, basically stiffing them like they do everyone else because moving 2 meters is too hard. Alternatively since they dont want to use those fleshy sticks that protrude from their hips, maybe removed them and give them to others who would LOVE to be able to walk.
Went shopping on the way home. Took the trolley back to the bay, seen a couple in the bay, so, grabbed them and put the lot back to the main trolley storage by the shop entry. I am getting lazy in my old age!!! LOL!!!
14:07 Even though the van stuffed up I must give the driver credit for backing up with a trailer with a long wheelbase van in a confined space like that
As a Yank, I am completely astonished at the number of "talented" Arizona drivers who seem to have found their way to the streets, hi-ways and byways of Oz. Yep, good ol' Arizona drivers: when you share the road with those rascals, who needs a white-knuckle amusement park ride? Signed, A Disgruntled Resident of Nevada (and hater of ALL things Arizona)
@@sroberts605 Often the oils build up on the roads then gets slippery with rain until eventually washed off. Painted lines and symbols etc. are especially slippery when wet too.
I remember when I started driving Michelin ZXs were the thing to have because of the mileage. Of course, they leapt off the road at the slightest provocation!
That's the worst rain especially in industrial areas... the diesel and tar oils on the road surface or in the surface cracks in the road float on top of the seal... instant spin with slightly worn tyres or age-hardened tyres.... A good consistent 15 minutes of rain and all the floating oils wash off into the gutters...
most of those nobrand chinese knock off tires are death traps like driving on glass in the wet they really should be banned as they are unfit for purpose
@@word1901 Have a close look at the pressure in Chinese tyres on hire campervans. I used to relocate them and the pressure would be 60psi when they should only be 45 at most. Why? I asked. Well, they never get checked by the hirers....and the high pressure means they are hard wearing and hard riding...so the hirers don't drive fast because the tyres are uncomfortable. Yes, they were also terrible in the wet.....unless you liked drifting large campervans!
8:54 - Old mate doing 91km/h in either a 100km or 110km/hour section wants to pretend he's the bigger person here but really it would have cost him all of 3 seconds to hit the brakes and slow up so the truck driver can get past him safely. Even if it were a 90km/h section - the guy wants to get in front; just be a decent human being and let him pass.
@@baileytinson1403 right take, dudes doing 10 or more under if he has time to waste he should let overtaking traffic past instead of being an incompetent selfish smooth brain . trucks are speed limited and cant just floor it past a moron like this
@@barts1286speed limit for roadworks in rural areas is 80km/h in WA, and i assume most other states. Idk, there could be a rare case of it being a 90km roadworks zone but I highly doubt it.
That's the worst rain especially in industrial areas... the diesel and tar oils on the road surface or in the surface cracks in the road float on top of the seal... instant spin with slightly worn tyres or age-hardened tyres.... A good consistent 15 minutes of rain and all the floating oils wash off into the gutters...
@@oggyoggy1299 Because unlike you and I......most people only read one or two replies to comments... and the FAQ that they ask needs the same answer... or don't you value the right answer?
4:45 Well maybe the Commodore driver on the way up saw that you were not in much of a rush to merge when you could have and thought he would go around you. From the rear cam you can see that he had a large enough gap to merge but he is too busy talking sh!t instead. I have done this maneuver many times cause c@nts be on their phones or got no idea.
9:03 - to the dude or dudette driving (probably towing a caravan) why not just back off the power as the truck comes past you to make the overtaking easier and safer rather than stubbornly sit on 91 holding everyone up then getting upset when the truck cuts you off?
4:50 it’s a give way not a stop , and the Ute still had plenty of room. Why is it so hard for people to understand that to merge with traffic going 80 Ks + you need to be travelling at 80ks + . If you’re not a confident driver maybe take a few driver training courses and stop being a hazard on the road.
Drivers in Australia are getting worse, each week even more so! Russian drivers at least can claim black ice, or snow, slush on their roads! But what's our excuse? Empty headed (thoughtless/entitled so and so's) drivers/shoppers/pedestrians have nothing but my complete and utter contempt. We Aussies used to look out for other road users welfare/safety; indicate if a roo was on the side of the road; wave to each other as we passed, to let each other know we were alright, and to share a smile of mateship. Someone or some-thing has changed us, and the unwritten ethics/rules of sharing the roads! Our vehicles may have more designed and built in safety features, but the nuts behind the wheels need sorting, their populations are exploding, daily by the looks. I'm absolutely mortified by what I've been watching on this channel the last several years, people have lost self control, not to mention control of their cars.
Wrong kinda.. Russians do stupid stuff for insurance compensation claims Australians either □forget rules □cant be bothered (take easy out) □in a rush ■want to be infamous on dashcam
It's a pity the road safety authorities and police don't educate more about driving to conditions. Instead it's all "speeding over the limit is bad". Most of those losing it in the wet wouldn't have been speeding, but have no idea that wet roads have less grip and you have to drive differently to when it's dry.
I like the P on the back of a car for new drivers. It gives other drivers a bit of an idea why the driver is screwing up and hopefully helps that drivers do not sent the new driver into a panic because by laying on their hooters like the Americans love to do.
Also warns other drivers to be careful around them, as it seems like so many of them are idiots who are moments away from killing themselves or somebody else.
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7:15 I feel like the SIMPLEST test to find out if somebody is a good person or not is whether they bother to take their trolley back. Especially when they are like a metre away from the bay
how hard can it possibly be???
Hard to judge on this one... on the one hand she was taking it back and didn't go all the way... but the van looks like she was about to run her over so maybe she wanted to get out of the way
I usually take it back, and the odd chance I don't I put it somewhere out of the way
I don't know what mental gymnastics you have to do to decide to put it there instead of just you know, in a trolley bay?
Its kind of complex, as social critters we tend to conform into what society expects us to do and demonstrated behaviour. So if we see a car park covered in trolley's and crap everywhere we might might not feel pressured to give a damn, but if there's regular places for the trolleys and people are putting them in there, they generally will. The far end of the fringe of behaviour though is the people who don't and will not under any circumstances and the people who feel its far too inconvenient to return them.
Now in the case of the never returner, he/she is selfish when it comes to their own goals and the inconvenience non returner has weighed up the pressure of not returning vs the stress of having to deal with something else (time, distance, disability etc) and the non returning works out that the trolley loses. In terms of the not returners reasons, well they might have some valid reasons, like I have to go my house is on fire all the way down to I'm running late to pick up the kids from school.
(Hint- kids don't give a shit if you're there on time or not)
It basically works with littering as well, which is were most of this comes from, you see in some countries the normal act is to dump as its 'someone elses problem/job' to pick it up all the way through to more civilised places where its your responsibility to pick up your junk.
16:35 I'm going to take a wild guess at what that baby's first words will be.
SBTF! OF THE WEEK
"Dash caaaaam!"
@@haydencooper_ 🎶na na na na na na dassssshcam
Rains for 30 seconds, Australian drivers: 🚘🌀🌀🚗😵💫
That's the worst rain especially in industrial areas...
the diesel and tar oils on the road surface or in the surface cracks in the road float on top of the seal...
instant spin with slightly worn tyresor age-hardened tyres....
A good consistent 15 minutes of rain and all the floating oils wash off into the gutters...
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq solution: make it rain 24/7 😎 vote 1 road rain party
Facts!!
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq Is it that, or is it tyres (left with too little tread), or as someone else suggested, the road surface?
@@sroberts605
All are interlinked.
Brand new tar has a surplus of oils.
Brand new tyres may have not worn in to a rough surface to give grip.
Old tyres are hard and have less grip.
Bald tyres work well on hot dry seal.
They hydroplane on cold wet surfaces.
that's why accident investiogators do road surface testing, tyre testing, brake testing and they examine the ECU records of the vehicle...
Driver at 3:45 showed rare dash cam driver. Instead of ploughing onwards into the crash they took evasive action then swore. Top marks
and now the tyres all have a flat spot on them and will never balance or be as quiet as they were
@flandrble are you fukn serious?
If I have the choice between swerving into parked cars or sailing into the bad driver, I'd rather not get hit up for the parked cars' insurance.
@@flandrble better for your vehicle than having off the road for a month getting repaired and potential of paying excess. Read your insurance plicy. Excess is actually payable on every claim regardless of who is at fault. Just that most of the time the insurance company will waive that however they are under no obligation to do so. Also the value of your vehicle will be reduced and if you get a replacement car during repairs you will have an excess of at least $2000 on that with the condition of excess is payable and only returned when they recover from the other party. However they have no incentive toi recover from other party because they have your money.
@8:56 if youre gonna stick 10ks below the limit back off so the truck can get around.
How many people dont understand that Indicating doesnt give you right of way????
The entire population of Melbourne, for starters
Most people driving in and out of Brisbane. They also don’t understand ‘keep left unless overtaking’ on the Northside.
Exactly! It makes my blood boil 😤
@@BasedinReality1984 Keep left unless overtaking technically only applies in zones over 90km/h, but I agree it's nice to do when you can if you can.
@@outhouse.wholesaler it’s the highway I’m referring to.
Especially when it goes down to 2 lanes past the pine rivers bridge heading towards the airport.
I drive it every days and it’s infuriating at times. You see a lot of people tailgating due to this.
16:10 Good on the P plater putting their hazard lights on
6:06 I saw an AU Falcon in the wet and thought "I know what's gonna happen next". I was wrong.
I think the AU had a bit of a slide, I am guessing a bit of spilt diesel and the DCer didn't get the hint with the little AU sideways action.
@7:11 The definition of utter laziness. Seriously? Another 2 metres to complete the job.DC driver should have walked over and parked the trolley in front of the Lazy Cow's car.
on top of lazy cows car.
0:01 1:00 It seems like someone really doesn't know how to be aware of their surroundings when parallel parking
Both in the same car too... I think we have a developing stereotype lol
5:28 when Dan Akroyd on the harmonica kicks in at the start of Flip, Flip & Fly...
Well at least its not Bill Murray and it's groundhog day and it's the same shi happening over and over till everyone drives right and makes little ice sculptures when they pause at the lights... every one carries a small ice saw and chips away at it till it resembles elsa from frozen
We can all make a difference!
Except it's so hot in Australia oh well, we'll concentrate on selling life insurance to frustrated pedestrians
Flip, flop & fly, the van driver don't care if he die. Don't overtake me, don't ever say "yeah righto"
"WHAT is goin on THERE?" Biggest laugh unexpectedly.
9:22 overtaking in the emergency lane that runs out, in the rain, while speeding - the ultimate brain donor.
No one wants that brain 😂
I don't think there is a brain to donate
Is it law in Aussie to hit a roundabout as hard as you can, to maximise the chance of honking someone and putting it on dashcams?
Race in, whoever gets there first, gets to go first.
Yep but you have to come to a completley unnecessay full stop and swear alot at someone who can't hear you.
As anyone who has ever been a mechanic. It is SO satisfying to see all the spins in the wet. 90% of them are doing the same speed as everybody else, including the camera car, but even the slightest moisture, around they go. As an ex-mechanic, you can't help but check everyone's tyres every time you stop. It still surprises and pisses me off. Just how many people are getting around on completely bald or obviously WAY under pressure tyres. Other than functioning brakes, there is nothing more important on your car. And it's so easy to get right. It's one payment every 30-40,000km. Then 1 minute of your time, every second tank of gas if you're completely lazy and forgetful by any other measure! You're already at the servo for your life's sake!
Hate to say it, but, am very lazy!!! Every 5,000 km, go to the tyre shop that supplied and fitted my tyres. Rotate the tyre positions, including the spare, and top up the pressures to 2 p.s.i. above recommended. Also try and avoid at all costs of hitting any kerbs with any of the wheels. Tyre shop, when they supply 5 tyres, put the car on the wheel alignment, and usually a very minor adjustment required. They tell me that it is due to wear and tear.
What is this (As an ex-mechanic) . Not a thing. You are one or you are not. (I guess you have an ex-wife to go with your diploma )
@@111jacare This is almost perfect and far from lazy! Well done! I'm happy to give further advice to take your game to god level if you'd like it.
@stephen2497 do you ever go all the way to the effort of writing out a response in outrage to the smallest thing. Then think, maybe I shouldn't show the world just how stupid I am?
If you want to get into semantics. "Ex-mechanic" is not great English. But this is hardly the forum to display my expansive vocabulary. What it is is a fast way to express that I was once a master technician that moved off the floor into management. Before leaving the trade all together 14 years ago. I haven't worked as a "mechanic" for over 16 years now!
To any other person on the planet. It would make perfect sense.
Ex-mechanic = used to be a mechanic.
But to you, you pedantic prick. I have no idea what reference to some non-existent xe-wife or a diploma have to do with anything if that was supposed to be some sick burn. You require a certificate 3 in automotive light vehicle to become a mechanic in Australia. Leagues apart from a diploma!
"You're either a mechanic or your not"?
A mechanic is a trade/career. It is not who you are! It is a job you do. A great job in what is (in my opinion) a crap industry. I'm not sure what you're aggressively insinuating with your comment. Are you saying that because it is no longer my current profession that I can no longer identify that it once was. That I still retain an extensive knowledge to the point that I still work on my own cars, my families cars and occasionally diagnose cars for acquaintances when they have been to multiple other shops who have failed to find the fault, for fun.
Or are you saying that, because that is once how I earnt money. That I will always be a mechanic? That's rubbish. I would never insult a currently practising (quality) mechanic by saying I am still one. I could re-enter the trade at any time with my qualifications and ability but I wouldn't be anywhere near up to speed after not actively practising on the floor for over 16 years now.
Either argument is equally stupid!
If I said I was once a child. So I know what it's like to be a child.
Would you argue, "You're either a child or you aren't"?
You fucking moron!
I was one. I still have that knowledge all these years later that still applies today when I talk with any other child. Or any other adult when discussing a child or when we were children ourselves.
But because I was one, doesn't mean I am one now. Nor does being an adult mean that I don't remember or make me incapable of being childish now
Just like this over the top response to an insignificant moron!
@@stephen2497 enjoy my comment above
Trolley abuse should not be tolerated!
The way that lady shoved the trolley in the bay was traumatic..🤯
Was I the only one hoping for the brick letterbox to get a makeover only to be dissapointed it was just the rubbish bins?
4:45 You had plenty of space to get into there bud, maybe a bit more concentration on the traffic and less gasbagging.
I like to gas on a bit but its been a while since I've used avgas
NOS sometimes but only when i need to pass by tricky rx7s
🤣👌
@@nolesy34 lol
Flat no on that one. Yeah they could have got in if they had that confidence and judgement, but if you’re not confident don’t go, and don’t let people on the internet shame you for it either.
Would much rather be stuck for 30s than watch a nervous driver cause an accident because they’re rushing
@@jakeysnaketube lol... That was a Mt. Everest sized gap and if you lack confidence to move into it you should hand in your license and the last thing you should be doing is uploading videos of people having to navigate around your inability to drive a vehicle around others. This cammer should absolutely be shamed.
@@thesammyjenkinsexperience4996 cammed slammed and sham...wowed
some mothers & fathers do have them. these come under my fav song ""things that make you go mmmm"
At the 4.47 mark the guy that roared past the stationary car was not the idiot. That lane is designed to help merging by maintaining momentum and fitting in. It is not a stop sign.
Your're expecting people to merge and anticipate traffic speed, you're dreaming sunshine hahaha
You are both correct. :)
Was about to comment the same thing. How is he a fuckwit for knowing how to merge?
That appears to be a Give Way line in front of the DC vehicle and/or it is a slip lane, which means they have to give way when joining the main road. In any event, it is not always possible to "maintain momentum" on such roads and you are forced to wait for a safe gap in the traffic.
@@AnotherDoug Front and rear views,.. no Give Way sign visible. IIRC, without the sign, it's just a Merge, not a Give Way.
Ah, how I love the sound of a horn sounded in anger, it'll never go out of fashion...
What about the choices!
□single beep for hey! C'mon
□long continuous psychotic inducing one
□two step classic for leaving a property
□triple beep for hey... next ones gonna be a 4bie
□dreaded 4bie
You know you done wrong...
□Ferris buellers day off thats all folks
I love lil giraffe (?) duck ❤ got a view of the big open road and just having the time of his life
Legend has it that loss of traction is one of the leading causes of accidents
2:12 Bommodore bogan up to their usual tricks 😂
Skrting around the way
If I ever do something stupid on the road by accident my first thought is oh fuck hope that doesn't end up on dash cams Australia.
🤣👌 hahaha
Oh wait
Hopefully that angry lady didn’t hurt herself with her tantrum with the trolley.
That trolley one I’d have moved it to behind that lazy person car
With more idiots on the road surprised we haven't had a new "karma caught by the police " video yet.😂
Do you all drive around on darn Slicks over there
16:27 So cute, the little girl… no dada… 😂
17:29 Another coat of paint and it would've hit.
Dashcams used to be a rarity. These days they're essential.
Another successful compilation where I didn’t make the cut boys
0:51 Only dude using the bike lane.
well,, he did have 2 wheels in the bike lane
The give way to the right rule, seems to have disappeared completely.
That's because it isn't a road rule.
You can’t even call that a hook turn
Dear police,
I'm 55yo 160kg and balding. I am the best driver on the road ever. I'm good at filming others mistakes, so I can criticize them in a public forum, even though I'm concentrating on my dash cam not my driving so I can have status in my community. Can you please be so kind as to make me an honorary highway patrol officer, I promise I can raise revenue. Oh, the fact that i do this to increase my status and shame people and I'm not concerned with safety should not enter into it.
Yours lovingly
D.Dogworth.
10:53 thanks for sharing this, what a lovely burnout! +1 for industrial area
"foolish for sharing this (as it just encourages the idiots), what a stupid burnout! regardless of what public road they are on" - there, I fixed it for you.
I'm starting to wonder if there's been a mass roll-out of frontal lobotomies recently because the amount of brain dead drivers on the road lately is making the cringe factor 100%
the trolley made my day.
.....@15:46....raptor was predictable m8...your fault...!
... heard the driver saying f*ck!n w*nk*r... then heard a kid's voice. Oh boy!
7:15 the epitome of laziness right there.
It's bad enough when people leave trolleys around the carpark, but when you can't even be bothered taking it back a few metres to its bay is ridiculous.
Happens all too often
I used to be a trolley girl! It gave me the shits each and every time! Just pure laziness and entitlement 😡🤬
She was too nice. Should have left the trolley upturned in front of the lady's car.
Hope the cam car driver puts the trolley behind the lazy ass' car
As someone who does trolley pushing for coles. the worst thing is when people just leave stuff in their trolleys especially food items and diapers
16:35 constantly amazed how some people who are in such a ball busting hurry for something, are then content to stop and argue the toss and waste all that time they think they've made up!
the moron is going super slow impeding traffic but when someone tries overtaking him he speeds up to block traffic even more and almost causes a crash , then complains about someone going slow just like him, oh the irony.
Yep. And then they get all pissed off at the results of their own stupidity.
I had the exact same thought watching that clip.
....and as per usual the cammer speeds up
I'm still waiting for this to happen with me, I have a crowbar with someone's name on it.
That trolley one really gets me going. We need public shaming for these people.
A lousy few more feet, She’s plain arrogant.
Was leaving it for the lady reversing maybe
@@ilikechickensausages2075 Nah, she wasn't. But hey, nice of you to think so kindly of her...
@@lenajesse Just thinking in general, You should try it
@@ilikechickensausages2075 ok let me guess smart arse….you drive a Ute and have tough stickers littered up your arm!
Roundabouts are like an intelligence test that many drivers fail.
@ 8:44 both ultimatley failed , the dash cam driver , when turning left the rule book says you have to be in the left lane , and not only must you indicate into a roundabout you must also indicate out of a roundabout , if the dash cammer was in the proper lane she would not have been cut off . Believe it or not also and you can look this up beeping your horn is also illegal if you have been cut off ! Check out horn rules ! Hardly anyone knows them in Australia
So many people fail to to understand how indicating out of roundabouts helps the traffic flow for others entering it instead of waiting for someone still indicating in a direction they aren't going to.
@@haydencooper_ just common bloody sense really. If majority of people aren't indicating, not much will move
Only cause they are the simplest method of traffic control. Need to give these people something harder.
@@iamasmurf1122 DC turning right not left
7:15 Made me so incredibly mad - How lazy of a person are you!
7:14 I would’ve waited for her to get comfortable in her car, then parked that same trolley in front of her so she had to get out again to move it out of her way.
There's a video of 2 guys doing that with a road sign. It was honestly one of the most pathetic videos I've ever seen
7:12 I am reminded of a 4chan post
the shopping trolley is the ultimate litmus test for whether a person is capable of self-governing.
To return the shopping trolley is an easy, convenient task and one which we all recognize as the correct, appropriate thing to do.
To return the shopping trolley is objectively right. There are no situations other than dire emergencies in which a person is not able to return their trolley.
Simultaneously, it is not illegal to abandon your shopping trolley. Therefore the shopping trolley presents itself as the apex example of whether a person will do what is right without being forced to do it.
No one will punish you for not returning the shopping Trolley, no one will fine you or kill you for not returning the shopping trolley, you gain nothing by returning the shopping trolley.
You must return the shopping trolley out of the goodness of your own heart. You must return the shopping trolley because it is the right thing to do. Because it is correct.
A person who is unable (or unwilling) to do this simple task is no better than an animal, an absolute savage who can only be made to do what is right by threatening them with a law and the force that stands behind it.
The Shopping Trolley is what determines whether a person is a good or bad member of society.
Yeah, Aldi gave up on the general population and uses the tokens which are a gold coin incentive for people to do the right thing.
@@wandpj not only that, some have some sort of interlock on company grounds it works then as soon as you park your car outside because you were at Bunnings across the road before nipping in for a quick soot of meat shopping for the new weber you just bought and over the trolley handles you go as you accelerated to go across the road back hitting your chin on the bitumen
I remember when returning the cart to the store was just something you did after you loaded the car. But that was in the 1980s and 1990s, before someone came up with the idea that it was more convenient for shoppers to pawn the duty off onto a minimum-wage "Cart Boy" and put little "cart corrals" through the parking lot.
@@dashcamandy2242 now its fully controlled with trolley runners picking up trolleys at random and furiously running them back to their homes
@@wandpj And still it doesn't always work. There are those that would rather lose a $ than return a trolley
7:05 I hope she gave her an absolute earful. People that don't return trolleys are the scum of society.
True
I'd say smokers that litter their butts are worse
If looks could kill!
Agreed should be life without parole.
Especially when the trolley bay was literally another half a step away 🤦♀️
I wouldn't have taken her trolley to the trolley bay. I would've parked it in front of whatever car she returned to. Holy shit that's infuriating.
7:39 nooo you're supposed to park the trolley behind the other person's car so they can't reverse out!
Of all the videos today the one at 7:10 frustrates me the most.
I think a lot of people agree. It's definitely the most mind boggling one.
@@tin2001 it costs nothing to be kind and considerate.
@@chrismodini7225 The woman who put the trolley in front of the DC's car must have left her common sense in Woolies.
Yep irks me so much that I will and have gone around a car park and returned all the trolleys. It boils my blood especially when the car park is nearly full and more than three spots have been taken up by trolleys.
Have also watched someone hit a trolley I was about to move
03:30 The HANSON CEMENT truck driver should lose his job for that and the govt can impound the truck for a few months.
Take his licence for five years too and don't let him open hold an open licence ever again.
Fine the company too.
Get the killers off OUR roads!
Maybe mmm bop taknebdbdjjdbdbb do i mmm bop Ooooh
Hanson are looking for drivers for their fleet. But, must be vaccinated. I know many people that are not vaccinated that would fit in with Hanson, but, as they demand the vax, these guys don't want to know Hanson. Aldi and Direct Freight Express are the same.
2:29 man saw the other skyline and got a bit clumsy
trying to impress big brother r34
He can't even master his biting point, let alone drift, but is a show off just the same.. In short, your typical Skyline driver.
The amount of people that don't understand what 'drive to the conditions' means is amazing.
They are driving to conditions - the bogan condition.
"number of" 🙂
I like to think of conditions as "bonus round" where you get to spot all the unprepared drivers who don't bother turning on lights despite it being a rain that you can't see more than 10m ahead
The number of people who don't replace their tyres or pick the cheapest set from a brand you've never heard of... if you want to be able to brake or swerve in a hurry then invest in some good rubber (and advanced driver training).
@@Ryzza5 thats what SHE said
18:44 wheel locked up when the tyre lost braking traction going over the metal grate.. trap for the unwary.
18:55 you aren't even allowed to remove your seat belt in traffic, much less get out to road rage..
That guy at 18:55 is Themy Christou he owns A New Fence on hipages based in Nunawading his other company is MR retaining walls. I’ve seen him do this before but only to women.
20:00 What did you stop for? it was amber and I was going through the red
...and then he gets out of his truck to give the DC a mouthful??? Unbelievable!
I leave trolley here oh crap a car is backing in. Wouldn't hurt you to take your trolley a couple metres to trolley bay. Must have saw dust for brains
6:20 good control mate as a learner 🎉
Yes. The next lesson is, if you never have anyone next to you, it won't happen.
@@innocentbystander2673 so never ride in traffic? Solid.
@@MeppyMan It's a good rule for traffic like that.
In the clip with the lazy trolley-pusher, there's another trolley to the right of the collection bay which has also just been left there, probably because some other lazy dropkick couldn't be bothered pushing it a few meters to the bay. These people could do with a good size-twelve R.M. Williams to the backside.
Shopping cart theory applies 7:15
Cashed up bogans bought 67,000 RAMS and Silverados in 2022. FORD saw it and will be sending its F150 here. Those bastard things take up two lanes and car spaces. Will be hearing a lot more FFFF soon.
Eventually our roads will become huge car parks with hulking quasi monster trucks just left standing, we'll have to upgrade to f1050 /actual monster trucks to drive over then
65,000 Hiluxes and 47,000 Rangers - top 2 selling light vehicles in Australia for the past 5 years at least.
I am pretty sure the lady was saying. When you return the trolley. Shove it there like you wish your husband could.
Post wall women.
@@alaindelon5398 a lot of dudes will touch anything with a vagina... just look at the USA with its land whales and dudes will touch them.
Shopping complex near my joint has trolley bays every 10 parking spots pretty much.... lazy dogs would not take the trolleys back even if they parked right next to it. Annoys the shit out of me. Scum bags
16:32 "Oh no I'm being overtaken, better step on the gas!"
Gas ?
0:20 - hope the DC driver gave the rego no. to the owner/driver of the white car, and/or told the silver Corolla driver, " fess up mate or I'm taking the 'hit run' video to the cops... ".
16:02 Lets just hope who ever was driving the car that punched the Mercedes's lights out has full cover insurance that looked expensive especially if the Merc gets written off
YES those taillights are made of diamond apparently youd better off swerve into a lamp
9:12 has got to be the most epic timing for a countdown/up
What does your comment mean; countdown or countup?
"1, 2, 3, 4 - surprise motherf*ckers!"
@@TheLargino Both, the music was counting up, but it was a countdown until the thing happened, so it was a countdown/up.
7:15 this is when we need cart narc to do his thing.
7:05 This week on _"Trolley Wars"_ ...
Sounds like the start of a mock documentary with Chris Lily
At 9am they all come out of their homes....
7:10 I woulda zip tied the thing to her tow ball after that one. Geezus
Hence the lesson here kids is……. Always keep zip ties in the glove box
Or her passenger side door handle, depending on the design 😂
and she wouldnt have realised till she got home
@@bryandavisent5621 Yes she would have, but she just wouldn't care. Kinda person she is.
15:26 “i have to go with dickhead” perfect timing!
So i DID hear that correctly 😅
Do some people not see the literal arrows on the road saying where you can go?!?! 😂
not when youre looking at your phone
7:40 i would be so tempted to put the trolley in the way of that lazy slugs car, so she has to drive into it. Man if i was in charge i'd be banning people like that from supermarket grounds, banning them from carparks, basically stiffing them like they do everyone else because moving 2 meters is too hard. Alternatively since they dont want to use those fleshy sticks that protrude from their hips, maybe removed them and give them to others who would LOVE to be able to walk.
Went shopping on the way home. Took the trolley back to the bay, seen a couple in the bay, so, grabbed them and put the lot back to the main trolley storage by the shop entry. I am getting lazy in my old age!!! LOL!!!
7:11 this boils my blood! Just pure ignorance and laziness
14:07 Even though the van stuffed up I must give the driver credit for backing up with a trailer with a long wheelbase van in a confined space like that
Did a crap job of manipulating that trailer. Took out the bollard on the way through.
It’s not hard to reverse a trailer, especially just straight. And a long wheel base makes it even easier.
8:55 should have slowed down to let the truck in
As a Yank, I am completely astonished at the number of "talented" Arizona drivers who seem to have found their way to the streets, hi-ways and byways of Oz. Yep, good ol' Arizona drivers: when you share the road with those rascals, who needs a white-knuckle amusement park ride?
Signed,
A Disgruntled Resident of Nevada (and hater of ALL things Arizona)
😂👏
That crash came out of nowhere! Always keep your eyes on the road.
Many people should not be given a machine more powerful than a egg whisk, and even then immediate death isn't impossible.
0:52 must be one of those newfangled cargo bicycles with 3 pedals and a dipstick.
He identifies as a cyclist, so road rules don't apply to him
The cows in Australia wear a bell around their necks because their horns don't work
😂😂
Hahaha
I gotta have more cowbell baby!
Someone's been saving that one for a few solid years for the right moment.
I had no idea roads were slippery when wet.
Generally, they're not here in the UK - it's a puzzle to me watching these as I've never seen it here.
@@sroberts605 Often the oils build up on the roads then gets slippery with rain until eventually washed off. Painted lines and symbols etc. are especially slippery when wet too.
underrated comment, mate. just made me spit out my drink laughing. thanks, I needed that laugh
This is such a bizarre concept, thank you for letting me know
@@sroberts605 In contrast to the UK, in Australia we can go for days without rain and the oils build up in the meantime.
@8:55 DC driver, how hard is it to back off the bloody throttle you pelican
He clearly cant
But a pelican can
All the cheap hard compound tires, work really good in the rain.
I remember when I started driving Michelin ZXs were the thing to have because of the mileage. Of course, they leapt off the road at the slightest provocation!
That's the worst rain especially in industrial areas...
the diesel and tar oils on the road surface or in the surface cracks in the road float on top of the seal...
instant spin with slightly worn tyres or age-hardened tyres....
A good consistent 15 minutes of rain and all the floating oils wash off into the gutters...
most of those nobrand chinese knock off tires are death traps like driving on glass in the wet they really should be banned as they are unfit for purpose
@@word1901
Have a close look at the pressure in Chinese tyres on hire campervans.
I used to relocate them and the pressure would be 60psi when they should only be 45 at most.
Why? I asked.
Well, they never get checked by the hirers....and the high pressure means they are hard wearing and hard riding...so the hirers don't drive fast because the tyres are uncomfortable.
Yes, they were also terrible in the wet.....unless you liked drifting large campervans!
The amount of people who clearly need to check their tyres 😅
song at 15:50 is High Horse by Wage War.
Thanks, I often ask for a raise, now i have the perfect background song when invite the boss to dinner
8:54 - Old mate doing 91km/h in either a 100km or 110km/hour section wants to pretend he's the bigger person here but really it would have cost him all of 3 seconds to hit the brakes and slow up so the truck driver can get past him safely. Even if it were a 90km/h section - the guy wants to get in front; just be a decent human being and let him pass.
L take
Totally! If you are getting overtaken by a B-double, good chance it is you that is going too slow and being unsafe.
@@auswi Or you are in roadworks and doing the speed limit!
@@baileytinson1403 right take, dudes doing 10 or more under if he has time to waste he should let overtaking traffic past instead of being an incompetent selfish smooth brain . trucks are speed limited and cant just floor it past a moron like this
@@barts1286speed limit for roadworks in rural areas is 80km/h in WA, and i assume most other states. Idk, there could be a rare case of it being a 90km roadworks zone but I highly doubt it.
It really is astounding that there are any dualcab ute drivers out there who have managed to keep their license.
80% of them are probably driving unlicenced.
Probably the same crew that think they got a "duel" cab.
That's the worst rain especially in industrial areas...
the diesel and tar oils on the road surface or in the surface cracks in the road float on top of the seal...
instant spin with slightly worn tyres or age-hardened tyres....
A good consistent 15 minutes of rain and all the floating oils wash off into the gutters...
Why do you keep saying this?
@@oggyoggy1299
Because unlike you and I......most people only read one or two replies to comments...
and the FAQ that they ask needs the same answer...
or don't you value the right answer?
7:22 as someone who works at a grocery store, this especially drives me nuts lol
16:40 much as it might be annoying, that's pretty poor language to use when your kid's in the car...
4:45 Well maybe the Commodore driver on the way up saw that you were not in much of a rush to merge when you could have and thought he would go around you. From the rear cam you can see that he had a large enough gap to merge but he is too busy talking sh!t instead. I have done this maneuver many times cause c@nts be on their phones or got no idea.
I agree with you, if you cant merge properly it also just causes traffic...
girl, there wasn't that much space to merge, I wouldn't of tried to either.
@@emmimilk then you should get some driving lessons
i agree also, but the white commodore did have a run up and a V8
@@emmimilk Please take Jaxtar's advice and get some driving lessons as there was plenty of space.
9:03 - to the dude or dudette driving (probably towing a caravan) why not just back off the power as the truck comes past you to make the overtaking easier and safer rather than stubbornly sit on 91 holding everyone up then getting upset when the truck cuts you off?
4:50 it’s a give way not a stop , and the Ute still had plenty of room. Why is it so hard for people to understand that to merge with traffic going 80 Ks + you need to be travelling at 80ks + . If you’re not a confident driver maybe take a few driver training courses and stop being a hazard on the road.
Exactly, dash cammer prob should take some lessons, or pull over and let his wife drive.
Great visibility from that slip plane, which makes it perfect for a smooth merge and you can decide which gap to speed up / slow down and enter into
The road is not designed for you to merge at speed like a highway.
There is not always a safe gap and you are forced to wait.
Always excuse for poor driving
Drivers in Australia are getting worse, each week even more so!
Russian drivers at least can claim black ice, or snow, slush on their roads! But what's our excuse?
Empty headed (thoughtless/entitled so and so's) drivers/shoppers/pedestrians have nothing but my complete and utter contempt.
We Aussies used to look out for other road users welfare/safety; indicate if a roo was on the side of the road; wave to each other as we passed, to let each other know we were alright, and to share a smile of mateship.
Someone or some-thing has changed us, and the unwritten ethics/rules of sharing the roads!
Our vehicles may have more designed and built in safety features, but the nuts behind the wheels need sorting, their populations are exploding, daily by the looks.
I'm absolutely mortified by what I've been watching on this channel the last several years, people have lost self control, not to mention control of their cars.
Wrong kinda.. Russians do stupid stuff for insurance compensation claims
Australians either
□forget rules
□cant be bothered (take easy out)
□in a rush
■want to be infamous on dashcam
19:55 Truckies need a 65 metre safe distance eh??
It's a pity the road safety authorities and police don't educate more about driving to conditions. Instead it's all "speeding over the limit is bad". Most of those losing it in the wet wouldn't have been speeding, but have no idea that wet roads have less grip and you have to drive differently to when it's dry.
I like the P on the back of a car for new drivers. It gives other drivers a bit of an idea why the driver is screwing up and hopefully helps that drivers do not sent the new driver into a panic because by laying on their hooters like the Americans love to do.
Also warns other drivers to be careful around them, as it seems like so many of them are idiots who are moments away from killing themselves or somebody else.
5:15 Those bikers are in a hurry to get to a funeral.