Playing Among Us Whilst Driving - Caught Lots - JT78 WM12TWX LB65HZH LK66JJY AE18ONJ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2022
- Quite a mixed bag of results here. This was a year before the mobile phone law change, in March 2021, so we still had to prove interactive communication. I'm not quite sure how the Met decided that there was no evidence of interactive communication with LB65HZH - the guy was holding the phone with a visible call screen. Got out of work a half hour early on this day, so trawled the Hyde Park chum line for some catches.
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bro was playing among us whilst driving 💀kinda sus
My god, it's an epidemic. Remember the days when people would just listen to the radio when they wanted to pass time in the car?
Back then, I had a guy behind me doing 60mph reading a newspaper spread over the steering wheel.
It makes me wonder how some people would survive if they didn’t have a mobile phone grafted onto their hand. The thought of having a quiet moment would make them implode.
It's like shooting fish in a barrel. Phone use behind the wheel is a problem of epidemic proportions in the UK. I was looking out my window earlier. Two vans past both drivers with a mobile in their hand. It's despicable behaviour. Well done Mikey!
Fish are more intelligent than these Muppets.
Can't put a good man down. Well done Mikey for not giving up
Thank you very much!
when you have balls of steel you just have to keep on jangling them. Rock on Mikey.
@@CyclingMikey keep doing the great work Mikey. You are saving lives in ridding our roads of these inept and reckless human beings
Paul Lyon-Maris was presumably so much of a fan he wanted a 'Cycling Mikey' bonnet mascot.......... (Cough). 😉
Edward Sweeney never gives up.
Really hit the jackpot there, at least they took it like grown ups and not acted like a certain taxi driver did.
🤣🤣
I’m a grown man and you’ve really upset me 🤣🤣
Ah yes, the classic hands free phone call I was making while holding the phone in my hand
Yes mate, because cars like that don't have a top of the range handsfree kit! It's just laziness that they haven't set it up!
Why are they sending warning letters out instead of prosecuting them? A warning letter means absolutely nothing.
Many of these drivers would be disqualified with the additional points.
I suspect the Met wants to keep them on the road and paying duties whilst keeping the docks uncluttered with what they consider "minor offences."
Probably why they seldom respond to burglaries these days.
The police routinely exercise discretion in which crimes they pursue. These are at the minor end of the scale (since they took place when stationary or moving at very low speed), so a warning makes sense if the driver has a clean record. The warning will be kept on record and they won't get another one.
@@TenFalconsMusic I doubt that. The warnings will be for drivers with clean records. If you have previous, they'll prosecute.
@@TenFalconsMusic minor offence until they kill someone
That's why lawlessness is rife in UK. Partly because the police themselves are law breakers. Rapists, misogynists, bullies, liars, thieves, etc., are in the forces.
Isn’t it insane that the CPS issues different results in each case but the penalty is stated clearly enough, great work as always, stay safe.
The procurator fiscal is to blame for deaths on our road as they turn a blind eye. Every driver ignored goes on to kill a innocent person
The warning letter was sent out to the driver of the MercedesG-Wagon. A monstrosity of a car known for killing pedestrians, and, crucially, a £130k car. Go figure
Just amazing, how many drivers persist with using their phones, when driving. Majority would have hands-free built in. Well done, Mikey and take care
Only going to get worse, it's the only thing most people have in there lives now mobile phones
Muppets are slow to grasp current technology.
What's more, they have developed an oral fixation with cradling their beloved masters.
"My precious."
I love how people think being on speaker is hands free when holding it.
I've noticed an alarming increase in motorists using their phones while driving on my commute over the couple of months. One was even taking pictures of the sunrise while driving on the A361.
It’s a really British disease. I seem to have noticed loads too recently. On motorways at 70+ mph as well 😱. Keep safe.
@@misstrekfreak
I agree.Its very bad
I saw a lady swigging from a bottle of wine while driving hef Kia suv on an urban street. Wasn't even after lunchtime! Serious issues and it all just shows UK road policing is essentially non-existent.
What is it about these phones? Could we live without it? We didn't have them in the 80s and 90s, if you remember people used to speak to each other
It’s more addicting than cocaine and sugar. Scary
I leave mine at home sometimes just because. As you say a lot of us grew up without them - staying out from home until after dark. As we got oldef mum just saif 'take 10p for the phone box, just in case'. I don't think my parents or myself were ever that worried.
Mobile phones have made people soft and the worry just forms a feedback loop - people are addicted.
Very sad.
Mobile phone use is rife still. It's frightening as a cyclist.
Spot on.
It's frightening for anyone who dares to use the roadways.
The phones till a gap in their lives. Making them feel special that something is always there to pay constant interaction with them.
It's an addiction only therapy or imprisonment will separate them from.
It is, as an HGV driver I see it constantly...
It's just as frightening for a motorcyclist.
It's frightening the amount of people I see on cycles using them
Bounce back Mikey. Wonder if the DM will write a long article on the number of successful convictions you have secured or how, in such a short distance of road you catch so many offenders demonstrating how bad this situation is?
Hah!
@@CyclingMikey he wants to know how many bad drivers you've reported and what percentage of those lose points, lost drivers license for six month or/and indefinitely. I would like to know too! maybe this could be your next video, an in-depth dive on your incredible work
A 48 minute call to Molly? Crazy!
Why are the police letting them get away with the offence?
Back then it was much harder to get sufficient evidence for a mobile phone prosecution. That's no longer the case. :)
The phone laws changed and got alot more strict on March 25th of this year. Interactive communication doesn't need to be proved, simply holding an illuminated screen is enough.
They're letting them get away with breaking the law because they need to keep motorists on the road & playing duties.
Since they can't (at present) issue fines without points (which would disqualify many drivers) they issue warnings instead.
Once motorists find out they can drive with impunity, our roads will be a dystopian nightmare of road rage & complete carnage.
Cmon Mikey, a private reg on a mazda, he's got bigger problems than any of us.
What worries me more than the use of the phone is the total lack of awareness of the guy being there !
They are explicitly linked.
@@thebrowns5337 I was going to say inextricably. But you put exactly what I was going to put. Nice one.
Keep on filming Mike’s, you ARE saving lives. Keep safe too. At least these ones aren’t trying to mow over you 🫵🏻👍🏻💪🏻🙏🏻
This junction used to have two lanes of traffic heading northbound along West Carriage Drive, up to the traffic lights near Lancaster Gate. A few years ago they reduced it to just one lane northbound. This has led to long queues of stationery cars pumping pollution into the parks, as well as bored motorists in the queues using their phone screens. It's almost as if this 'highway improvement' were designed to catch motorists out, and cause them to lose their licence.
keep catching them ...i wish we could do the same in ireland.....
Well done Mikey for what you do and I am fed up with seeing people on their phones on local roads and even on the motorways which really pees me off. I am fitting a rear view camera in my car and if I catch them I will report them if the footage is good enough. The system is very inconsistent though because why do some people who are blatantly breaking the law only get a bloody advisory☹.
If they dont speak to Mikey and basically admit to the offence, it means they have not admitted the offence on camera so it would be harder for the courts to prosecute them if they denied it.
@@zitzong I don’t see how it would be harder to prosecute them because if the video evidence clearly shows the offence had been committed (regardless whether they admit to it at the time or not). People can’t admit their guilt at the time of speeding past a speed camera but the camera evidence confirms the offence was committed (just as Mikey’s camera evidence shows whether an offence has been committed or not). From what I’ve seen of Mikey’s videos, few of the offenders have openly admitted to him that they are guilty of the offence (plus they obviously aren’t under caution).
It winds me up when they say "But it's on speaker" like they don't know any better. they know exactly what they're doing is wrong, and the dumb excuses just make them sound more stupid lol, Great job Mikey
Interesting collection there Mikey. Thank You.
You may say you are not even in the top ten reporters in London, but every single one of you helps making the streets safer. Thank you all for that 🤗👍👍🚴♂🚴♂🚴♂🚴♂
Why can’t they employ unmarked Police Officers to do this and all fines put towards the NHS or some other public service lacking in funds? The more prosecutions the heavier the fines, points, insurance fees (for those drivers). Cheaper insurance for those who abide by the law and don’t put themselves and others at risk of injury or death. As always Mikey, stay safe and my full support and admiration 🏴👍🏻😉
Because the police have more important matters to attend to... Like their Facebook accounts & Candy Crush.
The fines barely cover the legal admin costs in many cases.
If they upped the fines to make a profit and be more of a deterrent that would be great.
It would be nice to automate such a proces. Train an AI to scan video footage to confirm the license plate and the offense, and if everything checks out, automatically generate a fine and send it to the offender. Then cases only would need to go to court when somebody appeals.
Keep up the great job. But be safe
Thanks, you too!
Why don’t they render mobile phones useless whilst inside a vehicle? Must be a way of doing it. I know it would affect passengers too but so be it. We managed 25 years ago.
The technology has existed for decades, but it is an offence to use equipment to interfere/jam the signal of a mobile phone or radio (Section 68 of the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006).
Trying to write an exception for use in vehicles opens the door to potential issues with vehicles becoming mobile signal jammers, interfering with mobiles in use outside the vehicle, and as you mentioned, causing passengers not to be able to use their devices (and of course the driver when correctly parked).
There was a paint developed back in the late 90s (maybe earlier, I can't remember exactly, is been a couple of decades since I've thought about the stuff) as I recall, which surpressed phone signals. The purpose proposed was to allow cinemas to paint each screening room, preventing calls and texts. The paint didn't breach the laws, as it was simply that signals could not penetrate it, rather than interfering with the signal. At the time, it was proposed by some people to use it in cars to stop the driving on the phone problem that was getting out of hand back then.
I believe ultimately it was decided that removing the ability to use a mobile phone in a vehicle completely was both a safety issue, and an overstep of powers. Ultimately, people with driving licences are adults, and they "Should" be capable of acting like adults. Unfortunately, that is a massive overestimation of many people (as we see time and again in Mikey's videos).
However nasty CyclingMikey is being, they (and we) are much better off than if they had had a fatal accident whilst using a phone, regardless of whose fault it is.
Keep up the good work!
You confuse the word helpful with nasty.
@@namcat53 I guess it should be "inconvieniencing to some", and some I do not mind that they are inconvienienced.
I still see so many people on the roads using their phones, seemingly the threat of 6 points isn’t enough of a deterrent or is it the fact that these people believe they have zero chance of being caught. Just a perfect demonstration how the shitty attitudes of so many people these days, no thought for the possibility that they could hit and kill a vulnerable road user.
@@TenFalconsMusic be that as it may, it's not millennials in these clips. Millennials are the ones on bicycles that are in danger from phone drivers
The behaviour of the BMW driver was incredibly sus! I hope the CPS had an emergency meeting about his driving before he was able to sabotage someone else's day!
Shocking how many people still do it even though majority of cars have phone connectivity built in
Always notice people in expensive cars on phone they think they are above the law
It's sad really. You'd think these expensive new cars would have hands free. Sadly more money than sense which isn't fear
Not all rich people and people in nice cars think that are above the law. Now that is just being ignorant. The person who was in the Mercedes looked like he was in a very important call. It could have been an emergency.
@@zaink7037 the phone was connected to the car thus you could hear the conversation outside the car. Clearly he has the same amount as sense as money. I think you are lacking in both areas. you just contradicted the statement you made because he literally had his phone connected to the car. He had his key pad open to press an option and he did that when the lights turned red and the car was stationary.
Hi Mikey, I commute by motorbike down the A4, between Hammersmith and the Hogarth roundabout. The traffic is particularly bad at the moment, because of the roadworks further down the A4. On average I'd say one in four or one in five drivers in the crawling traffic are e-mailing, making phone calls, texting or shockingly, making video calls.
The flagrant disregard for the law is frankly demoralising.
I knocked on the window of a video caller the other day, and he got out of his car and tried to assault me. I rode off - I don't know what shocked me more.
Time for a camera, I think....
There's too many idiots on the road sadly and a dashcam definitely would help. I've had several actions taken on video evidence I reported.
My 2002 BMW had hands free, so I'm damn sure those nice shiny new cars have it. And (at least on Android) you can dictate messages to WhatsApp etc. So just why do these idiots keep getting caught.
Keep doing God's work Mickey 👍
Yes mate. It's pure laziness that they haven't set it up, like just connecting via Bluetooth and it's done. My 2 year old Kia has an excellent handsfree kit.....and these cars will have an even better one!
At least people are starting to tape these people and sending them in!!!👍👍👍
Lovely day to grass up Muppets.
Let's hope the Met prosecutes.
Great job Mikey😁👍
Keep up the good work! 🙂
This man is playing Among Us whilst driving
Catching people on their phones in that part of Regents park (is it?) is becoming like shooting fish in a barrel.
Hyde Park
@@middleman9183 Cant "hyde" from Mikey. 🤗
Keep up the great work Mikey!
Thank you very much!
It goes to show 6 points and a mediocre fine is not enough of a deterrant. One year ban, maybe?
Play silly games,
Pay for expensive prizes.
Cyclist straight through a red light when the white Range Rover was stopped at the red light....naughty as well
You caught him acting sus. Seems you were correct.
Would love you to come to Worcester as there is loads of drivers on phones whilst driving.
Really hacks me off.
Thanks. Keep up the good work.
Well done that's a few more in the bag!
That's if the Met prosecutes. Unlikely.
Probably just warning letters from now on.
The Police should have sent the guy an advisory letter telling him not to spend such a ridiculous amount on an awful SUV like the G Wagon.
Among us requires you to pay attention all of the time. I can't believe he would be that stupid to play that whilst driving, yet there is the evidence.
I’m former BSAP stationed at Bulawayo Central and Morningside. Glad you found your feet in the UK. Good luck to you.
Great catch Mikey. I hope they all get fines.
Good work Mikey!!!!! Bet that took a while to do the submissions for!!!!!
Please Cycling Mikey, come to Lincoln and cycle around Monks Road/Pelham Bridge/Lindum Hill/Silver Street please Mikey. You are much needed in Lincoln.
Yep deffo. I see it most days I drive into Lincoln.
A lot of misbehaving Imps? 😉😀
If caught on the phone whilst stationary should be an instant 12 month ban! Would make people think twice or would it?
Thanks for keeping us safe Mikey
Wow those fines must be adding up, maybe the government won't need to borrow anything to cover its debts and all money from selfish, potentially dangerous drivers. Great work Mikely and co.
Gosh Mickey, you have been busy. Keep up the great work.
Mikey
@@namcat53 Whoops, thanks edited it.
i just now realised that i was listening to Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me while your video was playing. hahahahahaha, happy coincidences. maybe you should add a little of that song in your video one day, it fits so well.
i'll say it til the cows come home Mikey is my Idol
Without hesitation... He's a much more civilised man than me.
Would be impossible for me to do what he does without over-reacting and tossing a few of these dangerous Muppets onto the pavement & making them watch as I smash their beloved phones under my boot.
He’s the GOAT
Among Us guy, "I'm not moving anywhere", he says, immediately after driving without looking where he was going, without his hands on the wheel, whilst cyclists and pedestrians move around his vehicle. It's just as maddening to me that these people don't realise the risks they pose to others - they really do think what they're doing is fine, and simply 'against the rules'. That one needed more than 6 points.
After watching numerous videos from yourself, it is quite clear that there is a two tier system, if you’re in the golden handshake club, you seem to get a warning, if you are not you get points and a fine, why can’t the MET stick to one rule for everybody! It’s absolutely disgusting
Hi, Mikey I love your video of teaching the right manner and way for an adults to act and actually I some help aswell from you. Because today I saw a van parking on the footpath right next to the main road with no space whatsoever for anyone to cross, unless if they choose to put themselves on danger by walking on the main road and jump back onto the footpath after crossing that van and when I was taking pictures of his licenses plates number, he came out and told me to do whatever you want to because you can’t anything and I don’t care” so, please can yu help me show him some manners like by cutting his points or by giving him a warning and tickets thank you.👍🏻😊
The police are obviously too lazy to prosecute or maybe the road criminal is a person of means and could cause them hassle. Some people are actually above the law no matter what the rules say. Well done Mikey, great work.
top work mikey ! :)
at least they didn't try to run over you. now that it's been made legal to do so.
I'm happy drivers in those expensive cars get caught cause they can afford the fine.
Not so much when they driving a ford or a dacia
have you thought about setting off an air horn to distracted phone users
Now THAT would get you beaten up, haha.
I think you meant to say shotgun
A loud exhaust on a motorbike, revved-up right next to them, wakes them up good and proper.
I love this channel
Instead of the word "mistake", I believe the word is "choice"..
The number of drivers using mobiles in moving cars, vans and lorries is increasing where I live. Especially on the local M27 and its feed routes to the coast. Worst of all are the number who hold there mobiles down by their knees, forcing them to take their eyes off the road ahead. Equally worrying is the growing number of food delivery cycles, scooter and moped riders who drive along holding a mobile in front of their eyes while using a map and direction app.
Yip people born in the smartphone era are almost legally allowed to drive. One can expect the number of phone drivers to be on the rise over the next few years
Good job you doing,👍👍👍👍
Keep up the work.
That second car is a 1 Series BMW. They're quite a rare version and that's why it looks strange, you don't see many of that particular shape about lol.
Nice job Mikey.
Mikey, thank you so much for your efforts.
Shame the system can't keep up with the criminals. Ie, there are so many of them, the courts are full, so they get a polite letter asking them not to do it again!
Like that will do any good.
Breaking the law is not a mistake
I use a computer obviously, and I listen to music when driving, but I don't have a cell phone and I'm just fine without it. Being aware is much better than being unaware. Good work, Mikey!
Grown adults acting like spoiled children...shameful. Well done again, Mikey!
surprisingly the G-Wagon owner gets a warning letter, money talks hey
What a awesome awesome video love it
Thanks so much
I believe the American expression is "Shooting fish in a barrel!"
Amazes me all those cars had the tech for making a hands free call yet not one using it, as for the guy playing the game should be banned, huge fine and a retest
Even cars with C casette player can have handsfree phone calls, let alone latest cars. Why dont people use the tech ??
The drivers that you capture are probably so wealthy they don't give a sh%t. The fines are totally affordable and no way do those fines discourage the offenders when the CPS/Police can be bothered to prosecute,
But then they will usually also get 6 points. If they accumulate 12 penalty points on their driving licence then they win a prize. They get to choose between Shank's Pony and a bicycle.
@@CyclingMikey we both know that 12 points really doesn't mean a ban if you have the money to hire a legal advisor that can come up with an elaborate excuse... Just ask Glenn Whelan.
@@damionlee7658 so true, I know many people beyond 12 points, they beg to keep their license.. and win!.
You'd have thought it would have got around by now... pedaling Mikey's stalking area. Lol.
What does "notice of intented prosecution" suppost to mean? Not only are you doing their job, i feel they're also fobbing off another job they're supposed to do.
Jo Poke .... It is the letter the police send to the registered keeper requiring them to identify the driver. Plenty of info on the net, just use Google.
Keep up the brilliant work, if only we had enough police to do this every day.
What are the rules in the UK for a cyclist to cross a double yellow line into oncoming traffic as you can see in the video at 04:25 ?
Nothing. That’s a no parking no waiting line at the edge of the road. I’m crossing over from the cycle lane. The middle of the road are the dashed white lines.
Nice catches Mikey ! When are we going to learn ?
…. also, what if Molly was…. maybe not his partner…. he could be in big trouble at home now too! 🤭
There is a top ten? Is that public? (not the identities, but the number of reports)
I'm just curious because I love statistics.
same
If Mikey did this in Australia, he would have been smacked in the chops multiple times by now.
Of course he would. Their ancestors are criminals
And there would be lots of people with a criminal record because they're a child in an adults body.
Yes but punched by Australians.
My 11 year old niece hits harder than Aussie blokes.
He's not though is he?
Nothing to be proud of Brad.
sus
I don't understand why some are given advisory notices when there is video evidence of a crime being committed.
Report the white Prius to TfL please, smoking in a private hire car is NOT ALLOWED and carries a £1000 fine
MET is actually right you know there is clearly not enough evidence that he really was driver of the car. 😁 From the noises it was decided Engine was actually driving it
, Engine is now de we so case dropped 😁
I mickey you are doing a better job than the police because there's not any off them about don't see them keep the good work up mickey take care 👍
100K coming up!