Number 4; The reaction time of the cam driver saved several lives. That was the closest call ever seen on this channel because if they would have hit head-on everybody would have been gone. He had less than a second to react to save everyone.
Yeah both drivers would’ve been dead instantly, idk if it’s just cause it’s night time in the clip but it looked like dude was easily going 70 right there that was coming head on
it's why you should never pass on a double yellow line or if you have a solid yellow line. There's no passing zones for a reason why so many people ignore this very important life saving rule is beyond me. so much risk with so little gain
@4:32 I can't imagine being great friends with a dishonest person who tried to get away from paying for what they did. If he did it to you, who ELSE has he been dishonest with?
could've been down on his luck and, after talking, turned out to be a good guy? idk, can't imagine being friends with him either, so there must be some other circumstances that we dont know about.
That's a normal month of driving in Ohio. I like how some of the cameras show that the driver recording the video was violating a traffic reg. Except that there are no traffic laws in Ohio, just guidelines.
Can confirm, even during lockdown when there were almost no cars on the road in Cbus there were still just as many accidents, people running into barriers and ditches and the like. Also got taken out during lockdown myself, head on when they crossed the center right in front of me, had a camera but unfortunately the battery ejected from my car and dash cam dropped the footage instead of just switching to internal battery (I dunno, seems a bad design choice).
There was a segment where a driver stopped at the end of a freeway on-ramp in his attempt to get on the freeway. As a long-time motorist who predates coast-to-coast freeway construction, I can say that stopping in such a manner was once pretty common. In the 1950s, it took a couple of years before drivers got used to the idea of merging with traffic rather than stopping and waiting for an opening in traffic. There is a similar phenomenon with the construction of intersection roundabouts.
@@kayturner8612 I think driving a car, like a number of other examples, a learning curve comes along periodically. Sometimes it is about changes in highways, sometimes it is something else. In the last decade or so, motorists and cellphone use could be an example.
@@Who_Dey420 So, what do I do, do I inform this one lone, seemingly an insult-driven person somewhere out in the vast world that I never wrote what he seems to think I wrote or, do I just ignore it? Ironically, I failed to ignore it when upon reading the comment, my first sentence ran through my mind. So I figured, I might as well go one step further and respond with a comment, and now you have read it.
Worse. When I lived in Columbus in the 90's, it ranked 3rd, just behind L.A. & NYC for like, 3 years in a row for being the worst drivers in the nation. Idk how I survived. This video proves it.
5:16 When a pilot car blocks your lane behind a wide load, it's for a reason. And the camera didn't scare him away. He was headed to an intersection to block for a left turn. Jeeezzz.....
Many of them are. Most people just delusional and think a dash cam makes their point. What worries me is when they are so delusional they later play this stuff back and go "yup, I'm still right, and now everyone will agree"
This is everywhere... everyone always says "X state has the worse drivers!!! WAAAAH I hate driving in X state !!! >:c" ... X state? More like every fucking state...
I've learned from all these types of videos how much the cammer is often at fault as much or more as the other person. Little to no defensive driving skills
9:31 Dude's signal was on for a while, the driver could have just let off the gas for 5 seconds and let them enter the lane properly. Instead of continuing to tailgate and honk. It also looks like they purposely closed the cap.
Agreed. Once the merging car is substantially ahead, you have to be a idiot to speed up and force them to stop. The same guy would flip out if behind a merging car that slowed down.
yeah there were a few of these where someone made a small innocent mistake and the guy recording freaked out and did something insane. basically filming and posting your own road rage. either way dude i don't want any of these people on the road with me. ohio roads are a warzone, especially columbus.
@@rpemulis Literally had a guy who got mad I hit the brakes too hard when approaching a red light (while 3 feet behind me, while I'm already 5 over the limit and he's catching on me) so his solution is to crossover into oncoming traffic and floor it through a red light, then come find me later and try and act tough lmao. Saw he was turning on a residential street, so I got behind and he RIPPED it away from me haha. I just merged back with regular traffic and moved on with my day. These metal boxes are like the internet to these Gen X insolent, fatherless rubes.
The main problem on the road is entitled assholes wanting to be first to get everywhere, blocking and cutting folks off while wanting to be given that , that they denied.
So many places I've driven...18.44 is Sunbury Road, about a mile from my house. I've seen dozens of clowns cut across those left turn lanes that go to 161 East towards New Albany.
#10 is a good example of why you learn defensive driving (these videos are excellent teaching tools). just looking at the upcoming zone of cars, I would have had my foot on the brake waiting for some surprises. Never assume you're driving with people paying attention.
This is what I always tell the kids: Defensive Driving isn't driving like a helpless old lady, it's understanding that everyone else on the road is a complete and utter moron and YOU have to protect yourself
I watch a lot of car crash videos to learn what to look out for and how to avoid an accident. The biggest thing I've learned from dashcam videos is that honking doesn't do a damn thing and that everyone is afraid to steer around cars in their way for some reason. Leaning on the horn is just dumb.
Some of these drivers are definitely speeding down these secondary roads when someone merges at a reasonable amount of speed and they slam their brakes and act like they were cut off...
#43 is literally one guy getting pissy b/c he is driving >45 mph on a rainy side-road and hit the old lady. Some of these mofos aren't going to like it when the insurance company doesn't pay b/c they thought toggling the mph reading on the gage display means that the insurance company won't know your speed. They can literally break out a ruler and do a math problem with one of the signs (and they WILL do it) to keep from comping you.
Living in Ohio, this makes me want to get a dash cam! I drive 35 miles to work one way, all expressway and leave early 5:30 to beat the traffic. Every day I swear I'm in a stock car race! Coming home is even worse. People riding my bumper at 85 as I'm passing cars ... it's nuts. Selfish, entitled people pretty much suck.
Yeah it's either people are either driving way too fast or way too slow, idk how many times the person behind me is tailgating me and the person in front is going 10 below the speed limit.
Most of the time they’re on the phone drinking a 40oz smoking a blunt cutting you off while flipping the bird all at the same time. And they have children in the back seat.
You know I just realized I used to work at the company that made the concrete panel that was on that truck, I know this has nothing to do with what you're talking about but I think it's pretty cool lol
12:50 couldn't slow down a tad to let the guy merge from his land which was ending. Instead had to speed up to block him and then honk, you sir would be at 50% fault if you collided with him when he was merging.
Big props to the driver at 0:38 for realizing what was going on quickly enough to stop in time. We need more people as attentive as this guy on the road.
Good shit #4!!! THIS is why you need 100% attention at ALL TIMES. I am from Cincinnati, now in Columbus. Columbus drivers are so much worse up here compared to Cincinnati. Not surprised to see so many on this list.
6:40, North Jackson Ohio. They actually are in the process of putting stop lights on both the crossing road and the off ramps. Not sure if they are working now haven’t been down that way for about 2 weeks but that off ramp has always been a bad spot.
North Jackson. Right down the road from Austintown, where if you drive through you'll either be paying for an alignment or a speeding ticket by the time you leave town. 😂
Yeah he attempted to run. The cammer caught up. The guy without insurance fixed his BMW and bought him lunch and now they're great friends. Sounds to me like the cammer is an idiot and the guy got off without having insurance and probably a suspended license. Lol. Schmucks everywhere.
Some of these Ohio drivers are just too sensitive. Some of these incidents become something more than they should have only because of people getting butt-hurt.
LOL, that was a weird flex, especially since it wasn't that hard of a break. Just wanted to brag about the stuff he wastes money on or feel like it's not a waste.
Do you think as a OH person that the driving there is different then the rest of the people who drive in different states? Or do you think they drive the same? If that makes sense?
I wonder: Was the cammer going to work? I used to get off that exit to head to work at MOM's Meals and that was a common possibility because of the number of trucks doing shipments into and from that region of North Jackson.
@@eddietucker3334 considering sarcasm is something you DONT mean, yet you used a comparison of a doberman vs Chihuahua, tells me you weren't sarcastic. Hence the immediate analogy to explain your comment further. However yeah, I missed what the definition of sarcasm is. You schmuck. That's actual sarcasm by the way. Me saying 'i missed what sarcasm is.' Since you have no idea what sarcasm is and you're trying to save yourself from looking like a sissy from a threatening horn.
@@artuur3292he didn't have a stop sign. That red sign is for the other side not him. It's a two way stop, cross traffic does not stop, so it was the trucks responsibility to check that there was enough room for him to cross. The cammer shouldn't have gone over the top, but the amount of people here who don't even bat an eye at cars coming their way is ridiculous. Especially if they are the ones with the stop sign. Edit, it isn't even a stop sign, it's a do not enter sign.
@@wolflover1082what the trucker did was fine. The dude was far away enough. Trucks do not accelerate from a stop as quickly as cars do. Having to slow down from a speed, and I can't say for sure but it looks like the guy was speeding, is not a big deal and is just part of every day driving.
I live in a sorta "obscure" state & there's usually a cam from it, so I have hope! They could always do a 3-stater or w/e if they don't have much from some.
Man, I love people that blast their horn forever even when nothing happens, it’s definitely not deafening and annoying to everyone around you (the horn is not for stress)
13:49 No.42 Before you think it no cammer wasn't speeding the speed was in Kph so he was just over 30Mph, the speed on that part of the road (S4th St) is 35Mph.
I go to OSU now so I live in Columbus and my god, the amount of accidents and reckless driving is staggering and sickening. Legit can’t remember a time when I drove to work or school and there wasn’t an accident somewhere along the way.
columbus traffic really is a warzone, its gotten so much worse over the last 10 years. i have no idea why people drive the way they do here but i wish the city would do SOMETHING, anything.
I'm about an hour from Columbus and I literally just put that comment that I go to Columbus so does my daughter and my grandkids often and oh my God I hate it because it's horrible horrible place to drive because people are rude and they don't care they don't use signals they cut you off that's why my dad always told me pay attention to your surroundings and thank God I do!!!
SO MANY of those happened where I live(d) and are the exact reason I go 20 mins out of my way to take back country/rural roads. Rt 8 and 480 are terrifying. I have refused to drive on rt 8 for the last 8 yrs and this shows why.
Just want to let people know don't confront a bad driver. Let karma do that for you. We had an incident where someone got shot because they confronted a brake checker.
Pls give breaks to truck drivers, they are heavy, they don’t have take off speed. they work insane hours for little pay and without them, “look around you” nothing, there would be emptiness. Everything 99.9 % ends up on a semi. And 99% again cars are at fault causing them high stress. It’s a thankless low paying job, you eat because of them.
Yeah super weird seeing a place I worked at (Perkins) on here but I already knew what it was gonna be as soon as I saw the exit. Made me laugh because if I had a dashcam, I’d be able to post that 100 different times and have just accepted it happening at this point but yet here it is, a big deal on the internet. Normally there will be 18 cars on the curb lane and then like 1-2 in the middle lane, and most of the time all 18 of those cars need to be in the left lane. Always a good time!
6:38 omfg I live near there and they pull out there all the time. Their claim is they can't see you coming up over the bridge there.. They put three new stop lights within a mile from each other there to stop this nonsense...
16:13 I know that intersection, RT4 and Gillmore. the road the cammer was on has unprotected lefts that have made for some gnarly accidents. I have zero trust anytime I have to pass through this intersection.
Blowing the horn at someone for an entire minute is crazy. There's a horror movie where someone blew the horn at a guy because he didn't go when the arrow was green. But the guy turned out to be a serial killer that goes after people that do rude things on the road. That movie was wild, I forgot the name.
5:42 that van was trying to block the lane to allow the truck driver to change lanes, it moved in front because it has one support vehicle instead of two (one in front and behind) so it has to do both jobs
We could not build ONE bridge or big building IF these truck ae alsways stop so that entitle driver that think they own the road has to be Ahead of these trucks. Could not even grasp the concept that these Oversize can't operate without specialize assiatance
@@AhStuttgart Escort vehicles with flashing amber lights have different "laws" they are allowed to follow. Just like funeral escorts have different "laws" (things) they are allowed to do.
I couldn't figure out if he actually got hit or not. Didn't hear anything. $100 says that was a pistol tucked into his right pocket as he got out of the suv.
It has gotten worse construction wise now since I posted this. I now have to go about 10-15 minutes out of my way to get home. Its crazy but there are accidents every day in the construction area.
When I was a teenager, my grandfather and great-grandfather both drove cars. I saw what happened whenever I happened to ride with them. Now many years later, at 70 years old, I put away my driving desire, and sold my car. I take taxi's, or Uber's. It's so much better to just sit back and relax! It may be a hard fact to acknowledge, but it's better to admit the passage of time, than to pretend you're still 20.
It takes a lot of courage to admit you can't drive like you used to. My grandpa is 83 and lost his license about 2 years ago when he was determined to be legally blind. It hurt him greatly to lose his independence, and my uncle even fought to allow him to keep a temp license for around town. But the rest of us knew it was only a matter of time until he hurt or killed someone. Now him and my grandma have mobility scooters to run around town in the warmer months, which has really helped him to accept his "new normal".
And remember, they had to handle the great, quickening of technological advancement. The transition to hard roads and automobile from horses and wagons was a hard one for many...then the transition from Model T to T-birds and one-lane to interstate. Those who grew up driving teams of horses tended to drive a little differently than us snot-nosed 60+ year-old kids...
As a truck driver, I can tell you Ohio has some of the worst drivers in the country. There's not even a lot of traffic, but no one understands the concept of passing lanes. The right lane is usually empty while people in the passing lanes all go the same speed. No one will yield to faster vehicles.
I'm in Cincy Ohio, and while I recognized where a few of these were, sure enough, right off the bat, very first clip I recognized. I live 5, mayyybe 10 min drive from the first video lol. And because of how chaotic that street can be, I'm surprised there aren't more accidents there.
I'm from WV and it is a well known fact in WV half of all wreaks in WV has at least one OH driver in it. Dad saw their drivers test was just pulling striaght into a mall parking spot and geting back out. Could have a whole chanel on bad OH drivers.
Don't forget All those RV's. They "wreaks" havoc too! I-70 at school bus factory, south one mile to Tom Raper, Richmond, Indiana! So remember, don't throw your money away, come to Burdette Camping Center Winfield, West Virginia's only RV Superstore!
Yes and fortunately the cammer was feeling generous in heeding the flashing brights and slowing down 🙄. Very charitable of them. Not saying there wasn't nonsense going on with the truck etc., but if cammer had ignored the brights flashing and not slowed down for the hazard and plowed into them, as far as I'm concerned they would have been at fault. People acting like they're doing others a favor by slowing down and going around others who are having an obvious issue. I swear.
#14 Cammer is the wrong. A wide load has a STATE PERMIT that allows them to have Right of Way to BOTH lanes they are occupying, You DO NOT have any legal right to attempt to pass them. The escort vehicle was 100% in the right.
The Akron, Ohio one where they're on that stretch of highway - it's very difficult to understand the lanes because for the longest time, they didn't have the arrows on the big signs. The two right lanes take you to (I think the right one is Cleveland, and the left is Akron) I used to drive on that road every day, and the amount of accidents/close accidents was a lot. Lots of switching lanes because of confusion. @2:11
I'm from Pennsylvania and have driven that stretch of highway many times while visiting relatives and friends over in Northeast Ohio. I've never had a problem there.
That pullout at 8:31, every bit as dangerous as shown here. Used to live with walking distance of that intersection, which although you can't see it from here is a tricky five-way deal of its own. I avoid turning left from that exit like the plague. I'm amazed I haven't seen more wrecks over the years there.
So I live in Columbus and getting off at that Hague Ave exit is one of the worst ones here on that freeway. It goes directly from 3 lanes on the left, to a merge into 2, then there's a huge median and two lanes. They make it damn near impossible to get over to that exit because it's like a 1/4 mile from that median
I drive a 50,000 lb truck in Amish county (middlesburg, Cambridge area, all over holmes) and I’ll defend my statemen real quick and say 80% of us are phenomenal drivers. Both cars going 50+ with literally 4 inches between them (I have measured)
As a Hoosier... we have a term that is used for these people... it's called FOD's. Let's see how many people can figure out what that acronym stands for!
Huh? No he doesn't have a stop sign at all. He has the right of way. The truck needed to have to wait for more space before pulling out and not force traffic to stop for him.
And, just think...Weed is going to be legal in just a little while there! We had to drive to South Point back in the day so we could get 6-point 🍻 beers
#1 doesn’t surprise me: That’s Queen City Avenue and, although it’s a 35, people treat it like a racetrack. I was on it the other day and even when I was doing a shade under 40 I was still being overtaken by traffic going an easy 50+.
2:36 I know many people will say *driving over 40% above the speed limit* at an on-ramp surrounded by solid barriers at rush hour in dense traffic isn't the point & "doesn't hurt anybody," but it sure does make wrecks like this a lot less preventable in my experience in insurance & medicine in Ohio. It's definitely entirely the other guy's legal fault, but that doesn't mean WE can't help control our own fate better on the road. Glad nobody was seriously hurt or killed, just slow down, y'all. ❤
that accident was no different than any other location: They did not check their blind spots during their changing of lanes. Happens EVERYWHERE in the US (and likely world wide)
@@mistabone3899I have, when I drive to Maine I try to time it so I am going around Boston at 1 AM. On the way back I usually hit I-395 at 6 PM, have almost been smashed by a semi truck that changed lanes without looking and everyone tailgates to keep other drivers from cutting them off when changing lanes. As soon as a light turns green the second car in line will lay on the horn no matter how fast the first car takes off.
@@woxyroxme I drove to Maine in Nov 2001. Boston was fun at 9 am, and the E-lane became an open lane, off ramps bamce two wide....it was weird but it worked.
That was not the cammers fault. Old man was sitting there for about 5 seconds, and then turns in front of the cammer. I did notice the no parking sign though and thought that was funny.
some the drivers on the straightaway had plenty of time to slow to allow crossing traffic. instead they chose to keep going at the high rates of speed. some of these are so crazy im still flabbergasted. so many could have been avoided with just paying attention
What state should be next?
Texas?
Georgia! Good morning Dashcam!❤❤
One in the mountains, just for the views.
Iowa!
Don't mess with Delaware!
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Number 4; The reaction time of the cam driver saved several lives. That was the closest call ever seen on this channel because if they would have hit head-on everybody would have been gone. He had less than a second to react to save everyone.
I was just about to comment about it lmfao
Yeah both drivers would’ve been dead instantly, idk if it’s just cause it’s night time in the clip but it looked like dude was easily going 70 right there that was coming head on
@@tylerricker230 I think the bad driver was going 90-plus mph. He went by in a Flash.
Yes great spatial awareness!!!
it's why you should never pass on a double yellow line or if you have a solid yellow line. There's no passing zones for a reason why so many people ignore this very important life saving rule is beyond me. so much risk with so little gain
@4:32 I can't imagine being great friends with a dishonest person who tried to get away from paying for what they did. If he did it to you, who ELSE has he been dishonest with?
I was wondering if that statement was said “tongue in cheek”.
@@christine1373I don't think so...
could've been down on his luck and, after talking, turned out to be a good guy? idk, can't imagine being friends with him either, so there must be some other circumstances that we dont know about.
He cut the cammer off but didn't hit him ! Cammer taillgated him . The fairytall "Being friends going to dinner" 😅😂
@@christine1373 i would hope so. anyone who does a hit and run totally lacks empathy and concern for anyone but themselves
40 minutes of road rage packed into 22 minutes. Can't beat that!
Twice the fun for half the money.
Twice the money for half the fun.
First one was mad at that pole
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Jam packed with some pretty savage honking.
Fun fact: When there were only two cars in all of Ohio, they somehow still managed to crash.
That's a normal month of driving in Ohio. I like how some of the cameras show that the driver recording the video was violating a traffic reg. Except that there are no traffic laws in Ohio, just guidelines.
Can confirm, even during lockdown when there were almost no cars on the road in Cbus there were still just as many accidents, people running into barriers and ditches and the like. Also got taken out during lockdown myself, head on when they crossed the center right in front of me, had a camera but unfortunately the battery ejected from my car and dash cam dropped the footage instead of just switching to internal battery (I dunno, seems a bad design choice).
Ohio is the armpit of the US
I love driving in Ohio
That is not true totally not a fact.
As an Ohioan, at least half of these are daily occurrences especially people pulling out in front of moving vehicles expecting them to stop
There was a segment where a driver stopped at the end of a freeway on-ramp in his attempt to get on the freeway. As a long-time motorist who predates coast-to-coast freeway construction, I can say that stopping in such a manner was once pretty common. In the 1950s, it took a couple of years before drivers got used to the idea of merging with traffic rather than stopping and waiting for an opening in traffic. There is a similar phenomenon with the construction of intersection roundabouts.
I have to AGREE 100% ... It's CRAZY! here (Concord, NC) ... People DO NOT!!! ... KNOW? UNDERSTAND? or CARE? about the "rules" of round-abouts !!!
@@kayturner8612 I think driving a car, like a number of other examples, a learning curve comes along periodically. Sometimes it is about changes in highways, sometimes it is something else. In the last decade or so, motorists and cellphone use could be an example.
But it's been a long time since then. So either you need to get with the times or you need to stop driving.
@@Who_Dey420 So, what do I do, do I inform this one lone, seemingly an insult-driven person somewhere out in the vast world that I never wrote what he seems to think I wrote or, do I just ignore it? Ironically, I failed to ignore it when upon reading the comment, my first sentence ran through my mind. So I figured, I might as well go one step further and respond with a comment, and now you have read it.
@@randallanderson1632Thank you for sharing. I never thought about that. I genuinely enjoyed the insight.
#4 @ 1:17 that was scary enough from my chair, can’t imagine the drivers heart rate afterwards. People are in such a hurry to die lately.
Looks like people in Ohio drive just as bad as ... the people in every other state.
youre noticing that too huh?
To be fair they're all up around major cities and it's noted no one knows how to drive up around there.
You want to see bad driving try NM. Idiots personified.
Worse. When I lived in Columbus in the 90's, it ranked 3rd, just behind L.A. & NYC for like, 3 years in a row for being the worst drivers in the nation. Idk how I survived. This video proves it.
Yeah, but there’s more of the bad ones. As you can tell I hate when I have to cross the border from Kentucky to Ohio.
5:16 When a pilot car blocks your lane behind a wide load, it's for a reason. And the camera didn't scare him away. He was headed to an intersection to block for a left turn.
Jeeezzz.....
Exactly
Why was it necessary to flip the driver off though?
@@RexCognitionis42 the video was probably muted for a reason
Some of these cammers are so dramatic. Completely making up scenarios or making a big deal out of nothing at all
I didn’t see one dramatic cammer. Perhaps you feel guilty because you drive like a moron?
Exactly! Some of these are just ridiculous.
Many of them are. Most people just delusional and think a dash cam makes their point. What worries me is when they are so delusional they later play this stuff back and go "yup, I'm still right, and now everyone will agree"
So number 9 isn’t a big deal? Do u even read the little descriptions?
@@KrissyRoseAnimallover do you even read the whole comment before you reply? I said “some” of them.
as an ohioan this video is an example of the big reason i got a dashcam
so true!
Did you get it before you hit that Chestnut tree?
Big reason I left
This is everywhere... everyone always says "X state has the worse drivers!!! WAAAAH I hate driving in X state !!! >:c" ... X state? More like every fucking state...
So many of these are the
cammers just refusing to slow down and being jerks themselves
I've learned from all these types of videos how much the cammer is often at fault as much or more as the other person. Little to no defensive driving skills
lmao fr the guy at 10:18 “whaaa i had to press my brakes whaaa it’s the end of the world”
Spot on. Impatient cammers see the cars coming across or merging 50 - 100 ft ahead but insist on maintaining 40mph and laying on the horn
Right like 38 honking at the guy as he's running him off the road not letting him merge 😂 like bro his lane ends move the fuck over
Facts. They just want to hear the horn
The very first video. Whoever installed that light pole took there job serious💪🏽🔥
White men.
If only the crap driver hadn’t been asleep at the wheel.
@@CANNABISfreedomNOtaxes .Looks like a job a brown man would do,they are not good in "maths" or engineering! They just hire them for diversity quota!
why did the lady that got out to help park RIGHT in the middle of the intersection and not turn her hazzards on
9:31 Dude's signal was on for a while, the driver could have just let off the gas for 5 seconds and let them enter the lane properly. Instead of continuing to tailgate and honk. It also looks like they purposely closed the cap.
Agreed. Once the merging car is substantially ahead, you have to be a idiot to speed up and force them to stop. The same guy would flip out if behind a merging car that slowed down.
Driver/Cammer was definitely the asshole in that one.
yeah there were a few of these where someone made a small innocent mistake and the guy recording freaked out and did something insane. basically filming and posting your own road rage.
either way dude i don't want any of these people on the road with me. ohio roads are a warzone, especially columbus.
@@rpemulis Literally had a guy who got mad I hit the brakes too hard when approaching a red light (while 3 feet behind me, while I'm already 5 over the limit and he's catching on me) so his solution is to crossover into oncoming traffic and floor it through a red light, then come find me later and try and act tough lmao. Saw he was turning on a residential street, so I got behind and he RIPPED it away from me haha. I just merged back with regular traffic and moved on with my day. These metal boxes are like the internet to these Gen X insolent, fatherless rubes.
The main problem on the road is entitled assholes wanting to be first to get everywhere, blocking and cutting folks off while wanting to be given that , that they denied.
So many places I've driven...18.44 is Sunbury Road, about a mile from my house. I've seen dozens of clowns cut across those left turn lanes that go to 161 East towards New Albany.
Thanks for the Ohio edition! I used to commute from Grove City to Columbus. The stuff I saw in that short distance was mind blowing.
Whenever one of these clips is anywhere around Columbus, you know it will be good. We have some of the dumbest drivers around, especially on 270.
Some people spend more time pressing the horn than they do pressing the brakes.
Agreed. A fair few of these incidents could have been avoid with a light application of the brakes and a bit of patience.
Got that right.
_Yes, all I kept thinking while watching this, is that the WORST DRIVING that I witnessed was almost always by the person beeping the horn!_ - j q t -
Sometimes you can't do nothing but brace for impact.
Exactly!
#10 is a good example of why you learn defensive driving (these videos are excellent teaching tools). just looking at the upcoming zone of cars, I would have had my foot on the brake waiting for some surprises. Never assume you're driving with people paying attention.
This is what I always tell the kids: Defensive Driving isn't driving like a helpless old lady, it's understanding that everyone else on the road is a complete and utter moron and YOU have to protect yourself
I watch a lot of car crash videos to learn what to look out for and how to avoid an accident. The biggest thing I've learned from dashcam videos is that honking doesn't do a damn thing and that everyone is afraid to steer around cars in their way for some reason.
Leaning on the horn is just dumb.
If someone clears a path for you to go through, DON'T!!!!
Don't clear a path for them either.
Some of these drivers are definitely speeding down these secondary roads when someone merges at a reasonable amount of speed and they slam their brakes and act like they were cut off...
#43 is literally one guy getting pissy b/c he is driving >45 mph on a rainy side-road and hit the old lady.
Some of these mofos aren't going to like it when the insurance company doesn't pay b/c they thought toggling the mph reading on the gage display means that the insurance company won't know your speed.
They can literally break out a ruler and do a math problem with one of the signs (and they WILL do it) to keep from comping you.
Living in Ohio, this makes me want to get a dash cam! I drive 35 miles to work one way, all expressway and leave early 5:30 to beat the traffic. Every day I swear I'm in a stock car race! Coming home is even worse. People riding my bumper at 85 as I'm passing cars ... it's nuts. Selfish, entitled people pretty much suck.
Yeah it's either people are either driving way too fast or way too slow, idk how many times the person behind me is tailgating me and the person in front is going 10 below the speed limit.
Most of the time they’re on the phone drinking a 40oz smoking a blunt cutting you off while flipping the bird all at the same time. And they have children in the back seat.
You know I just realized I used to work at the company that made the concrete panel that was on that truck, I know this has nothing to do with what you're talking about but I think it's pretty cool lol
i'm in southwest ohio, and i've had a dash cam in my car for a couple years now. it's definitely saved my ass a few times 😅
These folks wouldn't last 1 hour in cali traffic lol
12:50 couldn't slow down a tad to let the guy merge from his land which was ending. Instead had to speed up to block him and then honk, you sir would be at 50% fault if you collided with him when he was merging.
_Compulsive use of the horn while driving is tantamount to admitting that someone is an extremely poor driver._ - j q t -
Big props to the driver at 0:38 for realizing what was going on quickly enough to stop in time. We need more people as attentive as this guy on the road.
we also need people who know how to use signals like hazards or flashing the brights
Good shit #4!!! THIS is why you need 100% attention at ALL TIMES. I am from Cincinnati, now in Columbus. Columbus drivers are so much worse up here compared to Cincinnati. Not surprised to see so many on this list.
6:40, North Jackson Ohio. They actually are in the process of putting stop lights on both the crossing road and the off ramps. Not sure if they are working now haven’t been down that way for about 2 weeks but that off ramp has always been a bad spot.
Is that on State Route 32 and the interchange with U.S.35? That place has been a construction zone for like five years seems like...
In the 70s if someone pulled out in front of u especially a compact car it was an unwritten rule to accelerate into their side door
North Jackson. Right down the road from Austintown, where if you drive through you'll either be paying for an alignment or a speeding ticket by the time you leave town. 😂
3:37 probably one of the most wholesome car crashes you will ever see 😄
Yeah he attempted to run. The cammer caught up. The guy without insurance fixed his BMW and bought him lunch and now they're great friends.
Sounds to me like the cammer is an idiot and the guy got off without having insurance and probably a suspended license.
Lol. Schmucks everywhere.
Cammer was cut off but not hit ! He wrote a whole wishfull fairytail and forgot "and we lived for ever happy together" 🌈
@@KB-kp2oz I too love making tons of assumptions about a scenario that I wasn't a part of hahaha
@@bobmarley5454you're cringe as hell
@@bobmarley5454 yeah fr
4:41....Red SUV made a great move by NOT over-correcting to get back on the pavement. He just rode it out until he could safely get back in his lane.
The initial move was moronic though. Total newb driver
Some of these Ohio drivers are just too sensitive. Some of these incidents become something more than they should have only because of people getting butt-hurt.
It's not just Ohio drivers. It's everywhere
1:56
Ma'am, you can't park here, sign says so
#9 is terrifying
When you do stupid things like that,that will happen sometimes.
honestly same, my heart dropped at the last sentence :( It’s always sad to lose someone in this world to me
Agreed
like you can see the body fly out
Meanwhile No.11 had a perfect ending 💀
5:19 That pilot vehicle wasn't trying to be a dick. He was trying to hold back the lane so the truck could get into that lane.
doesn't have the right to drive badly and break rules.
"Wasn't trying to be a dick" yet proceeds to cut someone off without a turn signal, brake check, and flip off? Yeah okay... @~@
@@johndoe6032
@@ColbyHurricane
There're only two kinds of people in this world: those who have six piston calipers and Hawk pads and those who wish they did.
And good tires as well
@@briannfs2 It's tires more than the calipers and pads.
What’s the point of the calibers if the tires are bald. 😂
LOL, that was a weird flex, especially since it wasn't that hard of a break. Just wanted to brag about the stuff he wastes money on or feel like it's not a waste.
@@johndoe6032i feel personally attacked
I'm from OH and I'm sooo glad someone didn't get me in camera! 😂👌🏼🤷🏼♂️🤞🏼🙏🏼
Do you think as a OH person that the driving there is different then the rest of the people who drive in different states? Or do you think they drive the same?
If that makes sense?
@@HondaCivicat3AM it depends where you live.
A bad driver never misses their turn.
#17 the little beepy horn threatening the big ole semi. Chihuahua vs Doberman. Funny stuff!
You see honking as threatening?
You must have had a sissy as a father.
I wonder: Was the cammer going to work? I used to get off that exit to head to work at MOM's Meals and that was a common possibility because of the number of trucks doing shipments into and from that region of North Jackson.
@@KB-kp2oz You must've missed out when they defined "sarcasm."
@@eddietucker3334. Spot on 👌!
@@eddietucker3334 considering sarcasm is something you DONT mean, yet you used a comparison of a doberman vs Chihuahua, tells me you weren't sarcastic. Hence the immediate analogy to explain your comment further.
However yeah, I missed what the definition of sarcasm is. You schmuck.
That's actual sarcasm by the way. Me saying 'i missed what sarcasm is.'
Since you have no idea what sarcasm is and you're trying to save yourself from looking like a sissy from a threatening horn.
6:44 dude was far, no need for all that
Spot on 👌 , especialy the cammer had a STOP sign .
I was searching for a comment that would point this out. Thank you!
Cammer did not have a stop sign. @@artuur3292
@@artuur3292he didn't have a stop sign. That red sign is for the other side not him. It's a two way stop, cross traffic does not stop, so it was the trucks responsibility to check that there was enough room for him to cross. The cammer shouldn't have gone over the top, but the amount of people here who don't even bat an eye at cars coming their way is ridiculous. Especially if they are the ones with the stop sign.
Edit, it isn't even a stop sign, it's a do not enter sign.
@@wolflover1082what the trucker did was fine. The dude was far away enough. Trucks do not accelerate from a stop as quickly as cars do. Having to slow down from a speed, and I can't say for sure but it looks like the guy was speeding, is not a big deal and is just part of every day driving.
you should do a video like this for every state!! love this channel
Yes yes !
Most states won't have enough content, I think.
I live in a sorta "obscure" state & there's usually a cam from it, so I have hope! They could always do a 3-stater or w/e if they don't have much from some.
Texas could be a 10 hour video I’m sure. People are terrible at driving here
I bet the videos would all look like this one because every state has bad drivers in it !!! crazy I know I can't stop biting my just thinking about it
7:38 Honda Parkway is brutal. Only the strong survive. About 10 minutes from my current residence.
Ah, yes...Bellefontaine! I always liked it up there...
Man, I love people that blast their horn forever even when nothing happens, it’s definitely not deafening and annoying to everyone around you (the horn is not for stress)
13:49 No.42 Before you think it no cammer wasn't speeding the speed was in Kph so he was just over 30Mph, the speed on that part of the road (S4th St) is 35Mph.
Speed limit is 25 and the car was already turning (going slow AF) but clearly had the right of way
I go to OSU now so I live in Columbus and my god, the amount of accidents and reckless driving is staggering and sickening. Legit can’t remember a time when I drove to work or school and there wasn’t an accident somewhere along the way.
columbus traffic really is a warzone, its gotten so much worse over the last 10 years. i have no idea why people drive the way they do here but i wish the city would do SOMETHING, anything.
O - H! From Florida 😊
@@rpemulis That i71, 315 and 70 merge going towards downtown/campus is just trash lol
I'm about an hour from Columbus and I literally just put that comment that I go to Columbus so does my daughter and my grandkids often and oh my God I hate it because it's horrible horrible place to drive because people are rude and they don't care they don't use signals they cut you off that's why my dad always told me pay attention to your surroundings and thank God I do!!!
1:22 I hope cammer went out and bought a lottery ticket!
Thai ming was looking out for them that clip was a real biter for sure
It's not right when someone pulls out in front of you causing you to slow down, but you don't need to be an a-hole about it.
Exactly!
Well stop pulling out in front of ppl it's not right Ms entitlement
SO MANY of those happened where I live(d) and are the exact reason I go 20 mins out of my way to take back country/rural roads. Rt 8 and 480 are terrifying. I have refused to drive on rt 8 for the last 8 yrs and this shows why.
Just want to let people know don't confront a bad driver. Let karma do that for you.
We had an incident where someone got shot because they confronted a brake checker.
That's why you have to be packing yourself ... unless you live in cali where it's illegal to defend yourself
@@bobmarley5454don’t use these ugly ass emojis ever again 💀
@@bobmarley5454 we are talking about ohio moron and someone got shot over road rage here recently who also had a gun.
Pls give breaks to truck drivers, they are heavy, they don’t have take off speed. they work insane hours for little pay and without them, “look around you” nothing, there would be emptiness. Everything 99.9 % ends up on a semi. And 99% again cars are at fault causing them high stress. It’s a thankless low paying job, you eat because of them.
And the cammer had a stop sign
6:33 ... 200 meters away with construction signs ...and the truck dont give the right way ?!?! ....hahaha ....
Right that driver just a dbag
It never ceases to amaze me that we live amongst these people.
14:43 that’s sawmill road. Notorious for being Uber busy and accident prone for a lot of drivers, as I have lived around it my whole life
bro at 6:50 was way far off just slow down a few mph so the truck can get out
Right dude acting like the semi pulled out when he was right there
#49, that exit is NOTORIOUS for people swiping over into middle lane like that
Yeah super weird seeing a place I worked at (Perkins) on here but I already knew what it was gonna be as soon as I saw the exit. Made me laugh because if I had a dashcam, I’d be able to post that 100 different times and have just accepted it happening at this point but yet here it is, a big deal on the internet.
Normally there will be 18 cars on the curb lane and then like 1-2 in the middle lane, and most of the time all 18 of those cars need to be in the left lane. Always a good time!
6:38 omfg I live near there and they pull out there all the time. Their claim is they can't see you coming up over the bridge there.. They put three new stop lights within a mile from each other there to stop this nonsense...
16:13 I know that intersection, RT4 and Gillmore. the road the cammer was on has unprotected lefts that have made for some gnarly accidents. I have zero trust anytime I have to pass through this intersection.
Blowing the horn at someone for an entire minute is crazy. There's a horror movie where someone blew the horn at a guy because he didn't go when the arrow was green. But the guy turned out to be a serial killer that goes after people that do rude things on the road. That movie was wild, I forgot the name.
Such a good movie u forgot the name 😳 👎🏾
5:42 that van was trying to block the lane to allow the truck driver to change lanes, it moved in front because it has one support vehicle instead of two (one in front and behind) so it has to do both jobs
We could not build ONE bridge or big building IF these truck ae alsways stop so that entitle driver that think they own the road has to be Ahead of these trucks. Could not even grasp the concept that these Oversize can't operate without specialize assiatance
@@AhStuttgart Escort vehicles with flashing amber lights have different "laws" they are allowed to follow. Just like funeral escorts have different "laws" (things) they are allowed to do.
Number 11 went from enemies to friends because one couldn't let go of his future friendship. It's.... kind of weirdly wholesome.
It must be hard for males to make friends in Ohio. 😊
He wrote a wishfull fairytail ... He forgot "and we lived for ever happely together 🤭 .
@@artuur3292 Indeed.
@@artuur3292Fairys have tails?
I couldn't figure out if he actually got hit or not. Didn't hear anything.
$100 says that was a pistol tucked into his right pocket as he got out of the suv.
I’m sure it’s a lot like this in each state. The whole problem is people has lost respect and patience while driving.
As an Ohio driver, I can tell you the driver's are so bad here 😂
Watching a car crash compilation like this is a strong reminder to always stay calm and patient behind the wheel.
Shout out to #34 for NOT laying on the horn and having a screaming tantrum. 👍
it sounds like his horn died can't lay on the horn when it's dead
GOTTA SELL THOSE HAWK PADS.
_If you actually know the model name of the disc pads in your car, you are a very aggressive driver!_ - j q t -
I can't remember the last time we havent had construction around 2:04. I live a few minutes from the highway there and it is absolutely horrible.
I always give way and slow down when driving, sad for you because you live near the highway
It has gotten worse construction wise now since I posted this. I now have to go about 10-15 minutes out of my way to get home. Its crazy but there are accidents every day in the construction area.
15:50 this wasn’t even that serious.. mfs be waiting they whole life to honk on somebody
He hadn’t even started moving yet before honking LMAO. What did he think that was going to accomplish
When I was a teenager, my grandfather and great-grandfather both drove cars. I saw what happened whenever I happened to ride with them. Now many years later, at 70 years old, I put away my driving desire, and sold my car. I take taxi's, or Uber's. It's so much better to just sit back and relax! It may be a hard fact to acknowledge, but it's better to admit the passage of time, than to pretend you're still 20.
It takes a lot of courage to admit you can't drive like you used to. My grandpa is 83 and lost his license about 2 years ago when he was determined to be legally blind. It hurt him greatly to lose his independence, and my uncle even fought to allow him to keep a temp license for around town. But the rest of us knew it was only a matter of time until he hurt or killed someone. Now him and my grandma have mobility scooters to run around town in the warmer months, which has really helped him to accept his "new normal".
And remember, they had to handle the great, quickening of technological advancement. The transition to hard roads and automobile from horses and wagons was a hard one for many...then the transition from Model T to T-birds and one-lane to interstate. Those who grew up driving teams of horses tended to drive a little differently than us snot-nosed 60+ year-old kids...
Your videos are the best dashcam on TH-cam.
As a truck driver, I can tell you Ohio has some of the worst drivers in the country. There's not even a lot of traffic, but no one understands the concept of passing lanes. The right lane is usually empty while people in the passing lanes all go the same speed. No one will yield to faster vehicles.
I'm in Cincy Ohio, and while I recognized where a few of these were, sure enough, right off the bat, very first clip I recognized. I live 5, mayyybe 10 min drive from the first video lol. And because of how chaotic that street can be, I'm surprised there aren't more accidents there.
I drove Beechmont so long ago I met Jim Scott😂😂lol
I'm from WV and it is a well known fact in WV half of all wreaks in WV has at least one OH driver in it. Dad saw their drivers test was just pulling striaght into a mall parking spot and geting back out. Could have a whole chanel on bad OH drivers.
Don't forget All those RV's. They "wreaks" havoc too! I-70 at school bus factory, south one mile to Tom Raper, Richmond, Indiana! So remember, don't throw your money away, come to Burdette Camping Center Winfield, West Virginia's only RV Superstore!
It's not that weak but it's just driving around the block and a mobility test driving through a bunch of cones
1:55 you see the sign? you cant park there
#1 driver looks like they were trying to pass everyone in the left turn lane only but ran out of real estate and crashed
Shoulda taken a left turn
at the intersection
or Albuquerque.
Passed everything but that POLE. 😀😀
@@donnywenner4998
0:39 nice of that drive to flash his lights to give the cammer a heads up.
Yes and fortunately the cammer was feeling generous in heeding the flashing brights and slowing down 🙄. Very charitable of them. Not saying there wasn't nonsense going on with the truck etc., but if cammer had ignored the brights flashing and not slowed down for the hazard and plowed into them, as far as I'm concerned they would have been at fault. People acting like they're doing others a favor by slowing down and going around others who are having an obvious issue. I swear.
#14 Cammer is the wrong. A wide load has a STATE PERMIT that allows them to have Right of Way to BOTH lanes they are occupying, You DO NOT have any legal right to attempt to pass them. The escort vehicle was 100% in the right.
The Akron, Ohio one where they're on that stretch of highway - it's very difficult to understand the lanes because for the longest time, they didn't have the arrows on the big signs. The two right lanes take you to (I think the right one is Cleveland, and the left is Akron) I used to drive on that road every day, and the amount of accidents/close accidents was a lot. Lots of switching lanes because of confusion. @2:11
I'm from Pennsylvania and have driven that stretch of highway many times while visiting relatives and friends over in Northeast Ohio. I've never had a problem there.
That pullout at 8:31, every bit as dangerous as shown here. Used to live with walking distance of that intersection, which although you can't see it from here is a tricky five-way deal of its own. I avoid turning left from that exit like the plague. I'm amazed I haven't seen more wrecks over the years there.
#9 - The driver would likely be among the living if he had been wearing a seatbelt.
Bruh that crash just left me silent.
So I live in Columbus and getting off at that Hague Ave exit is one of the worst ones here on that freeway. It goes directly from 3 lanes on the left, to a merge into 2, then there's a huge median and two lanes. They make it damn near impossible to get over to that exit because it's like a 1/4 mile from that median
I wonder about that, too. The video is too dark for me to see anything.
Probobly also drunk an high
Love that 61 said "NOT FOR BROADCAST"
12:52 The honker is the problem not the guy trying to merge.
I drive a 50,000 lb truck in Amish county (middlesburg, Cambridge area, all over holmes) and I’ll defend my statemen real quick and say 80% of us are phenomenal drivers. Both cars going 50+ with literally 4 inches between them (I have measured)
3:41 if you react like that everytime you get cut off not everyone will be as nice or tolerate you chasing them like that.
I swear, watching these videos (especially the trucker only videos) makes me a better driver.
I just assume everyone else is someone from these videos and drive accordingly.
The fact that my state has an entire video dedicated to it says a lot about my driving skills in avoiding these idiots 😂
As a Hoosier... we have a term that is used for these people... it's called FOD's. Let's see how many people can figure out what that acronym stands for!
First guess: "F**kin' Ohio Drivers"
Number 59: Instant Justice, served up Southern Ohio Style!!
Never, NEVER speed on 52. EVER!
0:05 now that's good pole! 👍
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#17 / 6:35 You have a STOP sign , so brake and calm down !!
Huh? No he doesn't have a stop sign at all. He has the right of way. The truck needed to have to wait for more space before pulling out and not force traffic to stop for him.
That's a "Do not enter" Sign you nimrod!!
As a resident of Ohio this all 100% checks out. Our drivers are GOD AWFUL
indeed
Everyone is everywhere in the USA. It doesn't get better anywhere. That's for sure.
Takes one to know one!
I live in Ohio and when I retire I am moving to the middle of nowhere
And, just think...Weed is going to be legal in just a little while there! We had to drive to South Point back in the day so we could get 6-point 🍻 beers
#1 doesn’t surprise me: That’s Queen City Avenue and, although it’s a 35, people treat it like a racetrack.
I was on it the other day and even when I was doing a shade under 40 I was still being overtaken by traffic going an easy 50+.
2:36 I know many people will say *driving over 40% above the speed limit* at an on-ramp surrounded by solid barriers at rush hour in dense traffic isn't the point & "doesn't hurt anybody," but it sure does make wrecks like this a lot less preventable in my experience in insurance & medicine in Ohio. It's definitely entirely the other guy's legal fault, but that doesn't mean WE can't help control our own fate better on the road. Glad nobody was seriously hurt or killed, just slow down, y'all. ❤
that accident was no different than any other location: They did not check their blind spots during their changing of lanes. Happens EVERYWHERE in the US (and likely world wide)
@@tehpw7574 exactly why it's so good to encourage driving a little slower too then is all.
#9 is so heartbreaking. I know what he did was wrong but he didn’t deserve to die. 💔💔💔😔😔😔
I’ve seen the driver in #32 before. My therapist office is just ahead of where she turned and I swear she did the same thing to me before lol
2:14 that whole freeway area is atrocious, thing has been under construction for years and is an absolute nightmare to maneuver through
6:52. 161 avery road exit is such a shit show. i fucking hate driving there for a jobsite.
I live in Ohio in a small city, the driver’s here are crazy. If I submitted my videos of them it would be a 30 minute video.
I bet so .
Florida Drivers: "Are you challenging us?"
Ohioans: Moves to Florida to become Florida drivers
@@NeSeeger You haven't been to Mass. have you?
@@mistabone3899 I have not
@@mistabone3899I have, when I drive to Maine I try to time it so I am going around Boston at 1 AM. On the way back I usually hit I-395 at 6 PM, have almost been smashed by a semi truck that changed lanes without looking and everyone tailgates to keep other drivers from cutting them off when changing lanes. As soon as a light turns green the second car in line will lay on the horn no matter how fast the first car takes off.
@@woxyroxme I drove to Maine in Nov 2001. Boston was fun at 9 am, and the E-lane became an open lane, off ramps bamce two wide....it was weird but it worked.
#14 - Can you read? He's trying to make way for his tractor-trailer.
I'm sure the van driver was pointing left as the oversize semi was about to turn left rather than flipping the bird.
My first thought from the first clip: Damn! That's a sturdy pole!
#5 -- SLOW TF DOWN when there's snow on the road!
That was not the cammers fault. Old man was sitting there for about 5 seconds, and then turns in front of the cammer. I did notice the no parking sign though and thought that was funny.
#14, maybe read what's on the back of the van.
some the drivers on the straightaway had plenty of time to slow to allow crossing traffic. instead they chose to keep going at the high rates of speed. some of these are so crazy im still flabbergasted. so many could have been avoided with just paying attention