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Ambulance drivers are held responsible for all driving mistakes and collisions even those that would not be their fault normally speaking. So, the ambulance had a choice to go left and undertake....but had the cammer or any other road user behind hit the ambulance....ambulance driver at would be held to be at fault...at least by their (usually) piss weak management. The ambulance theoretically has the right of way and normal people get out of it's way... So the ambulance driver stuck to his right of way right until he realised the driver in front of him was an fwit and was parked there for the night. Then the ambulance driver took a chance and moved over to go around....note that the driver in the lane to the left of the DC was still moving forward and might have been stupid enough to switch lanes into the DC lane...and have collided with the ambulance... Ambulanes should have massive push bars mounted on their fronts....
The amount of OK's coming from her makes me think he's VERY arachnophobic. Translation "It's only a spider, lets not crash the car for a spider please". She did very well at just calming and giving direct instructions so there was no rash decisions by the driver.
@@bradfox3427 , lol they say it's not the big visible ones that gecha, it's the small ones you don't see! It's crazy that there is a video of one with it's "babies" running about on the dashboard of a car. Idk why AU has many large scary things but in the States, I remember as a kid working in horticulture and you had to "weed" thousands of container plants. The worst fears were the black widow. And what's messed up is you'd frequently find them on/around the containers. Many times the containers even had spider-like spirals of plastic from the mold still clinging to the drain holes. That'd freak people out because you weren't sure for a second if you just grabbed at that or a black widow. Spider bites weren't as common as one might think tho. One girl was bitten by a copperhead in the field. And most of us had been "popped" by venomous caterpillars, especially those which change color to whatever plant they're on and then there are the "saddlebags". x_x
@@iJawMan agreed but sounded like he might have the phobia not her!! In my house it is the opposite but I love having a few pets around to eat the flies of course. She's getting used to it lol
@@BadDriversOz - Dealing with a creeping crawly like a huntsman is deemed a reasonable reason for stopping in a No Standing zone. While a huntsman isnt poisonous, it can still give a nasty bite.
@@Ryanthusar Very few spiders (and only one species of snake) are actually poisonous. There are many venemous snakes though, and every single spider species, including the huntsman, is venemous. For the most part though, their venom doesn't do much to humans except hurt.
@@garethwest9069 I have seen someone with a medical condition who was doing likewise. Bystanders called the ambos, who said he had diabetes and blood sugar levels went haywire. Similar happened to a work colleague - someone in management called to complain that she sounded like she was drunk on the phone, to which another colleague replied that it wasn't intoxication and the first aiders were working on her at that very moment.
That's why a line of badabadabas is much better - at least there's some chance the noise from driving over them will make people realise that they're supposed to keep clear of traffic islands.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 A badabadaba is one of those yellow-coloured hard rubber things that look like a rubber strip sticking up from the road surface by about 30cm. The name comes from the noise they make when you drive over them.
I would argue, ‘wrong place’ is a better theme as there were plenty of drivers on the wrong side of the road and in places they are not meant to be, like traffic islands.
Seriously, having watched videos on this channel over the last few years, whenever I'm driving nowadays I'm always looking at what cars might be doing on the same bit of road I'm on, and at intersections, etc, wondering if this is going to be a DCOA-esque moment when someone tries merging into me or crossing the intersection just as I get to it, etc.
@@vk2ig , my first time seeing this channel. It was "nice" to see that there are idiots on the road there just like there are here in the States! The guys at around 7:54-8:14 seemed very "American" with the words they chose to express! Overall some crazy near misses and unbelievable driving, the driver crossing the median ramming right into an oncoming vehicle, the near night time head-on collision & the driver of the small car stopping right in front of the ambulance on a 3-lane street... Where I live you have to move out of the way if at all possible not only for an oncoming emergency vehicle but if they're parked off the side of the road with lights flashing, you MUST move over otherwise slow down as much as possible when passing by if other traffic is blocking. Otherwise it's a fine of $500-$1,000 and if injuries including those leading to death are suffered by emergency workers, you'll be fined, likely get sued and see jail/prison time.
Always love the unique style and character of Aussie dashcam videos. The chap trying to park at the end - I agree, he was definitely under some influence to impair driving. I have unfortunately witnessed someone mishandle a vehicle under influence and it is sad and very unpretty.
Having worked in Service bookings at a dealership, a lot of this makes me think back on all the times people called up to book in for a concern and acted like they had no idea why their vehicle wasn't running right or had damage to it. So many people on the road drive like absolute lunatics that think the road rules don't apply to them and that being in the vehicle makes them invincible.
Can confirm this was the first time I have ever laughed out loud over the years of watching dashcam videos, the guy in the Ford in the last clip, looking backwards while the car was still in drive and further messing up his front bumper was classic, thankyou very much for the entertainment buddy haha
Agreed although I'd say mum not wife and out on a driving lesson, going by the positive reinforcement ("good spotting!"), telling to pull over and the "okay, okay".
Oh, what a country we live in when someone pulls out in front of someone else and has a go at the person they cut off… I’ve made mistakes - tired, blocked by A-pillar, the sun in your face, whatever, but never would I abuse the person I’ve wronged.
Seems to be a thing lately. I saw a video where a guy in a late model Mitsubishi Magna gives chase for being honked for pulling out on the cammer at speed.
7:20 "WTF" is right. Anyone got an explanation as to why you'd intentionally cross the median strip and hit a very obvious oncoming car on a clear sunny day? The only thing I can think of is that, after deliberately mounting the median, they stomped on the wrong pedal.
looked like there was some wheel spin, maybe it got stuck, lifted one wheel, then they floored it to try and get right up, got traction and did not know what to do with it? still makes no sense!
we are so used to following the one car in front of us, thanks to the very strict speed limit. being the first car is stressful with no fulfillment since you can't go taking off. the chances that your limbo is going as fast as the plumber truck next to you in the next 30 minutes on the great western hwy is next to 100% if you drive long enough, and have a limbo.
5:50 was a medical episode. It was posted on a truckie FB page. Truck driver is okay, I think the car driver went back to check and some others had pulled up as well.
She probably has empathy fit the critter just trying to survive. Amazing how much less scary they are when you think that way. They're fascinating animals.
After 23 years in the job, I could tell you about hundreds of occasions where people have done stupid things in front of our ambulance. Unfortunately we're not allowed to install personal dashcams for the shift. If you see an emergency vehicle coming behind, pull to the LEFT when safe to do so. If you can't go left, at least indicate your intentions when going right.
Yep, Same here, but that was a poor example of driving from the paramedic too. They had other options rather than sitting right up that cars backside. Wouldn’t be surprised to see that little clip make one of our driver training videos !
@@bruce4890 Personally, I thought "brain fart" when I saw what that crew did. If they're going to a job, then you've got two people watching the road and surroundings.
@@jamesfrench7299 No, not adverse publicity. More to do with censorship and patient confidentiality. "Get called to somebody self harming and someone recognises that the crew pulls up at your house". Also it may distract the crew from doing their job, or may show a disturbing scene. Also you're on work time, so if it's not work related or an adjunct to your health and wellbeing why are you doing it? And who's going to censor it? They're just some of the concerns management might put forward. Those reality TV shows about Australian paramedics are heavily edited. Management will go through every bit of footage to make sure everything looks as it should, and that there's no patient confidentiality breeches or identifying somebody on scene, like police from certain branches. Plus we joke about things that ordinary people would find morbid which might offend. I personally don't see anything wrong with eating a hot dog with tomato sauce and melted cheese straight after assisting at a birth, but it might have some people dry reaching.
@@Robert-cu9bm Some of them, sure they can drive but at least make them pass a theory test online to show they are familiar enough with local laws & emergency vehicles to not be a danger to themselves or others. Tourists from countries that don't have driving standards at least somewhat similar to ours, should not be allowed to drive here.
8:04 when people get so defensive like that about their bad driving it makes me think it's because they're so embarrassed that they don't know how else to react. Also at 1:00 i wonder why the ambo didn't pull out in front of the cammer, i know the other car was a butthole but this is a life-threatening call so when the cammer gave way they could have just switched lanes instead of waiting so long behind the other car.
It may well be the case that paramedics are trained to change lanes as a last resort to reduce the risk of an accident and make it easier for other road users to predict their movements. Idk though, any paramedics in the comments?
Ambulance drivers are held responsible for all driving mistakes and collisions even those that would not be their fault normally speaking. So, the ambulance had a choice to go left and undertake....but had the cammer or any other road user behind hit the ambulance....ambulance driver at would be held to be at fault...at least by their (usually) piss weak management. The ambulance theoretically has the right of way and normal people get out of it's way... So the ambulance driver stuck to his right of way right until he realised the driver in front of him was an fwit and was parked there for the night. Then the ambulance driver took a chance and moved over to go around....note that the driver in the lane to the left of the DC was still moving forward and might have been stupid enough to switch lanes into the DC lane...and have collided with the ambulance... Ambulanes should have massive push bars mounted on their fronts....
@@SgtMoo I barely recognised it at first but I'm used to the Amiga version of the game (and was playing it last month!) which has a different sounding version of the tune. Not sure what version that came from - PC/DOS perhaps
@@PeterPaoliello I actually thought it was a cop until I saw the word ambulance at the back after it was stopped. may be the driver thought he was being pulled over?
i mnea the ambo driver is pretty dumb aswell couldve just gone into the middle lane the guy mustve thought it was a cop thats why they were stopping and trying to pull over
I've had a lot of good times watching these videos. Every time I decide to watch a new one I wonder 'how is the opening clip going to blow my mind in some new sort of way? Surely the new material and editors can't keep outdoing themselves?' Then this opening clip, with music I hadn't heard for 30 odd years.
THANK YOU - its been bugging me where I had heard that tune from... I knew it was from a game I played as a child but just couldn't quite trigger the right brain cells to give me which game :D
@@lz9874123 You're welcome mate. Psygnosis made a lot of epic games with seriously cool soundtracks. Check out these two vids if you're old school, they always astound me with how talented the musicians are who remixed the old game tunes: Last Ninja: watch?v=eTVzkftwYgM Green Beret: watch?v=v8UBY8Yj9c0 Also check out the Revision and Assembly demo parties. The old scene is still alive and kicking, the parties are still going to this day :)
I've sat in front of an ambulance before while their air raid sirens were being tested, and it's even more than that. You literally feel it in your body. They're THAT strong that you experience this really intense vibration if you're directly in front of them. Maybe they were drunk and thought it was a cop car? Idk, but they knew something was there.
About 30. My younger brother and sister both played for hours when they were little.... They couldn't solve the puzzles, but they did enjoy watching them all pop.
9:54 the morning after a Troy Candy meet and a night on the glass bbq always hits hard for his patrons. Almost as hard as that poor front bar into the gutter.
8:58 Reminds me of Pat Drummond's song "It's Somewhere In The Car" - the song's about a funnel web, but was inspired by a friendly huntsman hitchhiker on a trip through the outback.
9:50 This is not the first time we've seen this flog caught on DCOA, this knob was also in a 'DCOA Weekly' video about a month ago. (Edit) It took a little while, but I found it. It was the 'Weekly Submissions May Week 3' video at around the 22:15 mark.
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Bwahahaha! I was not expecting the Lemmings music. I was listening to the Mega Drive soundtrack a few hours ago and I honestly thought for a moment I'd opened the wrong tab.
@@brendanmatthys3788 I can’t believe he would damage that too. How much you can get for one these days if it’s looked after and in good condition is amazing.
2:15 Was the bull bar tied on with string? What's the point of an enormous lump of metal it it's going to fall off with just a tap like that? Apart from doing more injury to anyone you hit that is.
@@myopinion69420 And probably those self-tappers with a shank so there wasn't actually any thread biting into the metal ... if someone's going to mis-use self-tapping screws they might as well completely stuff it up instead of only half stuffing it up.
8:00 I'm no expert, and I don't condone the Hilux driver's actions, but that seems like a poorly designed roundabout with the entrance and exit so close, and that single-lane exit so far from the inner lane. Also depends if cammer indicated right, which if that 'click' is them starting to indicate, that is WAY too late.
That round about has two exits side by side (where the guy got mad) It’s a terrible roundabout and getting on it from the non main road entry is always touch and go
Well the cammer changed lines multiple times while in the roundabout so he has already messed it up to begin with. He started in the left lane, cut through the right lane, back into the left lane. If it was a right turn from the left lane (if allowed) then he should've stayed in that lane, which at that point he would've had to slow down to go around and the hilux had time to go.
Should be indicating right from minimum 30m prior to the roundabout, just like any other right turn. And, if the roundabout is large enough, indicate left to exit as you cross the entry lane immediately prior to where you're exiting. That way everyone knows what you're doing, and those at the next entry lane can take advantage of the lane you're in (assuming it continues on around the roundabout) - with the result that the roundabout can operate at maximum throughput.
I'm on the side of the hilux, its a round-a-bout not a stop-a-bout, the cam driver was all over the shop and obviously had no idea about how to indicate his intentions let along how to operate his vehicle on a roundabout. From my observations of that roundabout he should have been in the left lane from the start, not left lane, then right lane, then deciding to exit.
In some countries like say the UK, they just move out of the way, they dont necessarily move left. As you can see the car was in the far right hand of the lane probably assuming the ambulance would go past on the left on a multi-lane road. Not exactly defending it but not sure if you move from the UK, do you get exactly taught the way we do it here? Not sure on the process but you also get tourists too.
5:54 This is why I think it is best to brake hard and steer your car away from the truck simultaneously. if you ever get into a situation like this. Trying to squeeze past is risky. The trucker had a medical emergency or was just plain asleep so he never heard his horn or was even aware of what was happening.
That would be counter-intuitive and, in this circumstance, disastrous for the DC driver. By the time the DC driver realised the truck had not responded to his warning horn, he only had about 3 metres of truck to get past. To suddenly brake, again in this instance, would have meant that all 22-odd metres of trailers would be wiping the DC vehicle off the face of the earth. Also, there was limited space for the DC driver to "steer away": there was only about 2 metres of hard shoulder - which the DC driver did steer into. In the end, the DC driver did the right thing.
You have no idea what you're on about mate. The driving standard here is actually pretty good, shits all over UK and USA, and is on par or better than several euros.
@@BaneWilliams in 2020 the road toll in Australia was 1,195, in the UK it was 1,516. The UK population is 2.5 times larger than Australia's (25m in Australia vs 67m in the UK). So per capita, death toll is higher in Australia.
@@BaneWilliams a some who grew up in the UK but now lives in Australia I can definitely say that the driving standard was better in UK (as evidenced by the stats I provided). In Australia, people tailgate all the time (especially horrifying in wet weather when people drive 5m behind you at 100kph), there's no lane discipline on the freeways which is dangerous and an inefficient usage of freeways. Australian people are super friendly (probably the friendliest in the world), until they get behind the steering wheel.
@@jp1041041 In 2020, Britain was in widespread lockdowns for some time. Perhaps not the best year to post examples? I think Brit drivers handle wet & icy roads better than Aussies, having more experience. Probably better at cornering on narrow country lanes, too. But are you sure the data can be directly applied? UK roads are more congested, meaning lower speeds, thus fewer accidents. Plus more Brits live in quite built up areas (all those villas & townhouses) with less distance to travel. I agree, Aussies are terrible tailgaters, seemingly oblivious to the danger. Yes, shit drivers on freeways generally. Every country's drivers show certain trends. UK drivers are said to be terrible at queueing across intersections, especially in peak hour. And notorious for not allowing cars in from side streets. I've read there's even some jealousy involved. The higher the status of your car, the less likely they'll let you in. Not nearly as dangerous as Aussie tailgaters, of course. Dangerous in it causes impatience and aggression. Gotta say, tho, status envy is pretty low. Every nation has drivers with similar bad habits.
Nice set of video clips. It is amazing how few actual collisions there were. Here in the states many of these would have resulted in serious property damage.
6:37 - That was interesting to see however, I'm not sure if the DC submitter realised this but they also submitted a clip of themselves doing something wrong. They accelerated to almost 100 Km/h, which definitely isn't the speed limit on that type of road, which looks like a section of the upgraded Northern Road (may be wrong ) which is around 70 km/h. There speed limit wouldn't be at 100 km/h after that intersection with traffic lights. Imagine what might've happened if the bike was in front of the car.
What astounds me is how they've become status symbols. Why does an ungainly, ugly, fuel-guzzling behemoth that is hard to stop quickly earn you prestige or standing?
Lol, always love it when a new DCA compilation comes out, but I’m in Bali right now…and we have NOTHING on the chaotic (yet surprisingly fluent) traffic over here! 😂
8:04 to be fair to the Hilux driver, that roundabout is a dogs breakfast. Generally you can’t exit from an inside lane into a single lane exit on a multi lane roundabout (it’s the equivalent of taking a single lane exit from a multi lane road using the middle lane). But when entering that roundabout, the road marking indicate you can’t turn right from the outside lane, which you won’t know coming in from the Hilux’s lane especially as most in that lane are just using the outside lane to take the bend to left just a few metres ahead. It’s a terrible design.
to be fair to the hilux driver, the DC was well and truly on the roundabout AND making the turn to McCotter St when he entered. The roundabout markings may be bad, but he just wasn't paying attention at all
There were a few of those on the northside but the rothwell one got changed to a signaled intersection, same situation coming from rothwell you just had to know that the inside lane can cut across yours. Roundabouts are easy but there's a few that shouldn't be and just feels like they're too cheap to upgrade. But if the hilux drove defensively and didn't rely on assumptions of other drivers he wouldn't be at the mercy of bad design.
@Grey Matter " but unfortunately qld are full of idiot drivers especially how they can't merge properly" Why do people post such asinine comments. Every state/territory has people who are rubbish drivers.
pretty sure the driver in the car at 7:59 was wrong... he was in the right hand lane of the round a bout which indicates you are going to follow it around. If he wanted to turn off left there he should of merged into that left lane first?
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How much are your dashcams and how do I send the video footage to you guys?
i think we need a new series of people getting in the way of ambulances
@@lanajayne9275 Absolutely
i continue to wonder, do the cops ever actually take any notice of these videos?
@@keithclark8354 I doubt it, they don't do they're job properly, always eating coffee and donuts
This is the best I've seen so far. Absolutely mind boggling that anyone wld stop in front of an ambulance & not get out the way.
why didnt the ambulance swerve to the left sooner
@@josephchung19 have to stay in the right lane can’t go in the other in case of collision.
Ambulance drivers are held responsible for all driving mistakes and collisions even those that would not be their fault normally speaking.
So, the ambulance had a choice to go left and undertake....but had the cammer or any other road user behind hit the ambulance....ambulance driver at would be held to be at fault...at least by their (usually) piss weak management.
The ambulance theoretically has the right of way and normal people get out of it's way...
So the ambulance driver stuck to his right of way right until he realised the driver in front of him was an fwit and was parked there for the night.
Then the ambulance driver took a chance and moved over to go around....note that the driver in the lane to the left of the DC was still moving forward and might have been stupid enough to switch lanes into the DC lane...and have collided with the ambulance...
Ambulanes should have massive push bars mounted on their fronts....
The dumb driver must've thought that it was the police.
Who knows? Could be an international driver that doesn't speak English.
"F*ck! There's a huntsman in the car!!!!"
"Ok, wow - good spotting."
That's a woman you want by your side.
I’m a bloke and I’d be shitting my self 😂
The amount of OK's coming from her makes me think he's VERY arachnophobic. Translation "It's only a spider, lets not crash the car for a spider please". She did very well at just calming and giving direct instructions so there was no rash decisions by the driver.
I think she was saying the ok's to the spider.
8:54 for anyone wondering
@@bradfox3427 , lol they say it's not the big visible ones that gecha, it's the small ones you don't see! It's crazy that there is a video of one with it's "babies" running about on the dashboard of a car. Idk why AU has many large scary things but in the States, I remember as a kid working in horticulture and you had to "weed" thousands of container plants. The worst fears were the black widow. And what's messed up is you'd frequently find them on/around the containers. Many times the containers even had spider-like spirals of plastic from the mold still clinging to the drain holes. That'd freak people out because you weren't sure for a second if you just grabbed at that or a black widow.
Spider bites weren't as common as one might think tho. One girl was bitten by a copperhead in the field. And most of us had been "popped" by venomous caterpillars, especially those which change color to whatever plant they're on and then there are the "saddlebags". x_x
9:00 I love how completely calm and rational that woman is about that spider. My misses would have absolutely flipped out.
id be jumping out of my moving car
@@bl1tzcraft lol yup it's the huntsmans car now
@@jonah3211786 Are we sure they didn't carefully pull over, and then exit the car to leave it for the huntsman?
This is Australia. Big spiders anywhere is normal, so we're really not bothered by them.
@@iJawMan agreed but sounded like he might have the phobia not her!! In my house it is the opposite but I love having a few pets around to eat the flies of course. She's getting used to it lol
I always play ”predict the idiot”, and this episode was unusually difficult. Well played!
It's a smart thing to do when you go out there every day into the Smooth Brain Circus.....
Plenty of new places, new faces this time.
That's the thing about the Smooth Brains.....they are so unpredictable that their behaviour could be misinterpreted as intelligent....
8:58 the calmest reaction to a huntsman I’ve heard 🕷
...but the driver still decided to completely unnecessarily stop and block a lane because of a harmless spider.
@@crashdiet1518 Unnecessarily? Hardly.
I thought he said Husband - I couldn't figure out what was going on......
@@BadDriversOz - Dealing with a creeping crawly like a huntsman is deemed a reasonable reason for stopping in a No Standing zone. While a huntsman isnt poisonous, it can still give a nasty bite.
@@Ryanthusar Very few spiders (and only one species of snake) are actually poisonous. There are many venemous snakes though, and every single spider species, including the huntsman, is venemous. For the most part though, their venom doesn't do much to humans except hurt.
9:24 Its so nice that that person immediately went to help a random stranger struggling on the street
Snap judgement would say that he was drunk but you never know. Could have a neurological condition.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 He was staggering and tripping over his own feet. 100% drunk.
@@garethwest9069 I have seen someone with a medical condition who was doing likewise. Bystanders called the ambos, who said he had diabetes and blood sugar levels went haywire.
Similar happened to a work colleague - someone in management called to complain that she sounded like she was drunk on the phone, to which another colleague replied that it wasn't intoxication and the first aiders were working on her at that very moment.
The helpful cyclist went on to help the mayor of Redlands find her car.
The theme of this month's video is traffic islands. They're just like lanes but bumpier.
That's why a line of badabadabas is much better - at least there's some chance the noise from driving over them will make people realise that they're supposed to keep clear of traffic islands.
@@vk2ig What the heck is a badabadabas? I can kind of guess but I never heard that word.
@@Earthneedsado-over177 A badabadaba is one of those yellow-coloured hard rubber things that look like a rubber strip sticking up from the road surface by about 30cm. The name comes from the noise they make when you drive over them.
I would argue, ‘wrong place’ is a better theme as there were plenty of drivers on the wrong side of the road and in places they are not meant to be, like traffic islands.
There's a rule (or a guideline 🤷) that you should treat painted islands as raised concrete ones. Maybe these people got the rule topsy turvy.....
2:48 The only off roading these cars will ever do
That's not true! They stack up pretty alright at the wreckers
Good to see the Discovery hope the crb but the Wranglers anti skid /traction control isn’t up to much.
The g in g wagon is for groceries
I like all the defensive driving in this one. Nice to see some people paying attention.
Seriously, having watched videos on this channel over the last few years, whenever I'm driving nowadays I'm always looking at what cars might be doing on the same bit of road I'm on, and at intersections, etc, wondering if this is going to be a DCOA-esque moment when someone tries merging into me or crossing the intersection just as I get to it, etc.
Twenty says they all "like and subscriiibe"
@@vk2ig best way to drive. Always think the driver next to you is a dumb fucker. Perfect examples in this video
@@vk2ig , my first time seeing this channel. It was "nice" to see that there are idiots on the road there just like there are here in the States! The guys at around 7:54-8:14 seemed very "American" with the words they chose to express! Overall some crazy near misses and unbelievable driving, the driver crossing the median ramming right into an oncoming vehicle, the near night time head-on collision & the driver of the small car stopping right in front of the ambulance on a 3-lane street...
Where I live you have to move out of the way if at all possible not only for an oncoming emergency vehicle but if they're parked off the side of the road with lights flashing, you MUST move over otherwise slow down as much as possible when passing by if other traffic is blocking. Otherwise it's a fine of $500-$1,000 and if injuries including those leading to death are suffered by emergency workers, you'll be fined, likely get sued and see jail/prison time.
with the number of offensive drivers around, people learn.
4:36 Props to the guy for showing a clip where they're being the fool. Most people probably wouldn't
I think he just couldn't handle that hardstyle and just wigged out
Always love the unique style and character of Aussie dashcam videos.
The chap trying to park at the end - I agree, he was definitely under some influence to impair driving. I have unfortunately witnessed someone mishandle a vehicle under influence and it is sad and very unpretty.
In a GT-P no less, why couldn't it just be a base model shitbox falcon AU?
@@jwljwljwwwwl it’s just unfair isnt it. Glad most pisshead bogans only can afford shitty (I mean) beautiful AU Falcons
@@jwljwljwwwwl when he upgraded drugs he must of had to upgrade cars. What a sad tale of role modelling for kids
Considering how fucked he was, the actual reversing into the spot seemed pretty on point.
Im guessing it was a manual and had a bit of heel toe gone gung ho
Having worked in Service bookings at a dealership, a lot of this makes me think back on all the times people called up to book in for a concern and acted like they had no idea why their vehicle wasn't running right or had damage to it. So many people on the road drive like absolute lunatics that think the road rules don't apply to them and that being in the vehicle makes them invincible.
"I come up to the round-about right? And this other car just come outta nowhere! It was like magic!"
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Can confirm this was the first time I have ever laughed out loud over the years of watching dashcam videos, the guy in the Ford in the last clip, looking backwards while the car was still in drive and further messing up his front bumper was classic, thankyou very much for the entertainment buddy haha
You have to admit that modern bumper bars are pretty sturdy eh?
He should have been drivong a Peugeot 😂
I wish the driver with the dashcam stopped in front of him, took his licence plate and called 000
Huntsman guy's wife (8:55) should be a hostage negotiator or something. Incredibly calm under pressure.
Agreed although I'd say mum not wife and out on a driving lesson, going by the positive reinforcement ("good spotting!"), telling to pull over and the "okay, okay".
@@jonathanmoeg1202 she could just be trying not to lose her shit lol
She sounded like a kindy teacher, same same I guess
Oh, what a country we live in when someone pulls out in front of someone else and has a go at the person they cut off… I’ve made mistakes - tired, blocked by A-pillar, the sun in your face, whatever, but never would I abuse the person I’ve wronged.
Seems to be a thing lately. I saw a video where a guy in a late model Mitsubishi Magna gives chase for being honked for pulling out on the cammer at speed.
2:15 I don’t think bullbars are supposed to fall off like that after hitting something 😂
And I think tyres are supposed to have tread, but that guy obviously has a different standard of what’s considered acceptable.
7:20 "WTF" is right. Anyone got an explanation as to why you'd intentionally cross the median strip and hit a very obvious oncoming car on a clear sunny day? The only thing I can think of is that, after deliberately mounting the median, they stomped on the wrong pedal.
looked like there was some wheel spin, maybe it got stuck, lifted one wheel, then they floored it to try and get right up, got traction and did not know what to do with it? still makes no sense!
Meth
That driver is a danger to themselves and other road users.
maybe they really hate SUV's
@@M3PH11 That’s pretty funny but I’m assuming it’s the person in the SUV that didn’t like
0:00 What absolute LEMMINGS!
we are so used to following the one car in front of us, thanks to the very strict speed limit. being the first car is stressful with no fulfillment since you can't go taking off. the chances that your limbo is going as fast as the plumber truck next to you in the next 30 minutes on the great western hwy is next to 100% if you drive long enough, and have a limbo.
@@jeremysun7365 Limbo? Is that a car that fits under a very low height-restriction bar in a shopping centre carpark?
@@vk2ig Pretty sure that's a limbo dude... OH OH HE RA-- OOOOH SHIT! OH SHIT!
5:50 was a medical episode.
It was posted on a truckie FB page.
Truck driver is okay, I think the car driver went back to check and some others had pulled up as well.
V4Xxident
i was wondering if they were ok, thanks for informing us :)
Watching DCOA makes me feel like an excellent driver.
right? as a learner it makes me feel WAY better about my driving - i might be shit but at least i know which side of the road to stay on!
the last one is just painful
If that had been a woman, there would have been so much male gloating...
Bloke was off his face
9:04 the way that woman reacted to the huntsman lol. “There is a huntsman in the car”, “oh ok” no panic at all.
She probably has empathy fit the critter just trying to survive. Amazing how much less scary they are when you think that way. They're fascinating animals.
After 23 years in the job, I could tell you about hundreds of occasions where people have done stupid things in front of our ambulance. Unfortunately we're not allowed to install personal dashcams for the shift. If you see an emergency vehicle coming behind, pull to the LEFT when safe to do so. If you can't go left, at least indicate your intentions when going right.
Yep, Same here, but that was a poor example of driving from the paramedic too. They had other options rather than sitting right up that cars backside. Wouldn’t be surprised to see that little clip make one of our driver training videos !
@@bruce4890 Personally, I thought "brain fart" when I saw what that crew did. If they're going to a job, then you've got two people watching the road and surroundings.
@@petesmitt Ambulance drivers don't have time for 'making a point' ... just go by, get to where you're going!
I don't get management's problem with putting up a dash cam. Paranoid about adverse publicity??
@@jamesfrench7299 No, not adverse publicity. More to do with censorship and patient confidentiality. "Get called to somebody self harming and someone recognises that the crew pulls up at your house". Also it may distract the crew from doing their job, or may show a disturbing scene. Also you're on work time, so if it's not work related or an adjunct to your health and wellbeing why are you doing it? And who's going to censor it? They're just some of the concerns management might put forward. Those reality TV shows about Australian paramedics are heavily edited. Management will go through every bit of footage to make sure everything looks as it should, and that there's no patient confidentiality breeches or identifying somebody on scene, like police from certain branches. Plus we joke about things that ordinary people would find morbid which might offend. I personally don't see anything wrong with eating a hot dog with tomato sauce and melted cheese straight after assisting at a birth, but it might have some people dry reaching.
If you cannot move out of the way for emergency vehicles your licence should automatically be taken away from you
Not everyone needs an Australian drivers licence to drive legally on Australian roads....
@@gqwarrior6694 whatever licence they have, take it away, must have come free in a cereal box.
@@BadDriversOz
So no tourists driving?
@@Robert-cu9bm Some of them, sure they can drive but at least make them pass a theory test online to show they are familiar enough with local laws & emergency vehicles to not be a danger to themselves or others. Tourists from countries that don't have driving standards at least somewhat similar to ours, should not be allowed to drive here.
@@Robert-cu9bm yes tourists too because in their country same rule apply...
That last one hurts. That's a bloody GT-P he's just casually wrecking. Damn
it was actually the saddest clip ive ever seen on this channel
He is definitely drunk or under the influence, guy had no idea which was was forwards or backwards…
Sadly, dealers only check credit ratings and not skill level
Yup. 😭
i like how he was looking over his shoulder but the car was going forwards
8:04 when people get so defensive like that about their bad driving it makes me think it's because they're so embarrassed that they don't know how else to react.
Also at 1:00 i wonder why the ambo didn't pull out in front of the cammer, i know the other car was a butthole but this is a life-threatening call so when the cammer gave way they could have just switched lanes instead of waiting so long behind the other car.
It may well be the case that paramedics are trained to change lanes as a last resort to reduce the risk of an accident and make it easier for other road users to predict their movements. Idk though, any paramedics in the comments?
Ambulance drivers are held responsible for all driving mistakes and collisions even those that would not be their fault normally speaking.
So, the ambulance had a choice to go left and undertake....but had the cammer or any other road user behind hit the ambulance....ambulance driver at would be held to be at fault...at least by their (usually) piss weak management.
The ambulance theoretically has the right of way and normal people get out of it's way...
So the ambulance driver stuck to his right of way right until he realised the driver in front of him was an fwit and was parked there for the night.
Then the ambulance driver took a chance and moved over to go around....note that the driver in the lane to the left of the DC was still moving forward and might have been stupid enough to switch lanes into the DC lane...and have collided with the ambulance...
Ambulanes should have massive push bars mounted on their fronts....
is it so hard just to apologize? he owned the cammer that for stopping in time.
@@LHyoutube Yep, you've got to wonder if the *stationery* driver got their licence at the local newsagent ...
Attack is the best form of defence.
Love the lemmings track with the opening scene. Perfect!
How the hell did I not recognise that music and had to some to the comments to notice it...
@@SgtMoo I barely recognised it at first but I'm used to the Amiga version of the game (and was playing it last month!) which has a different sounding version of the tune.
Not sure what version that came from - PC/DOS perhaps
@8:04 - The true definition of Acacia Ridge summed up so perfectly
5:17 hats off to the driver. Great reaction time.
Been a few decades since I last heard the Lemmings tune. Well done, sir.
Holy crap, I knew I had heard that but couldn't place it. Thanks for pointing it out
Needed an “Oh, no!” or two.
I have one of the songs from Lemmings as my ringtone so I thought I was getting a phone call 😂
Is that what that was? I thought I recognised it!!!
@@sean---the-other-one
The cars didn't explode. They only said "oh no" before they exploded.
How can you be that dense with an emergency vehicle behind you 😑
The density is real
Maybe thought it was a cop. I got nothin.
@@PeterPaoliello I actually thought it was a cop until I saw the word ambulance at the back after it was stopped. may be the driver thought he was being pulled over?
i mnea the ambo driver is pretty dumb aswell couldve just gone into the middle lane the guy mustve thought it was a cop thats why they were stopping and trying to pull over
Asian female driver most likely
9:52 - Meth parking technique
This worries me because it's eight mile plains and my local shops x-x
I've had a lot of good times watching these videos. Every time I decide to watch a new one I wonder 'how is the opening clip going to blow my mind in some new sort of way? Surely the new material and editors can't keep outdoing themselves?'
Then this opening clip, with music I hadn't heard for 30 odd years.
I loved you in Die Hard
The Lemmings theme tune in the first clip wasn't missed. Top quality as always :)
Peace from the UK
THANK YOU - its been bugging me where I had heard that tune from... I knew it was from a game I played as a child but just couldn't quite trigger the right brain cells to give me which game :D
@@lz9874123 You're welcome mate. Psygnosis made a lot of epic games with seriously cool soundtracks.
Check out these two vids if you're old school, they always astound me with how talented the musicians are who remixed the old game tunes:
Last Ninja:
watch?v=eTVzkftwYgM
Green Beret:
watch?v=v8UBY8Yj9c0
Also check out the Revision and Assembly demo parties. The old scene is still alive and kicking, the parties are still going to this day :)
I feel like Ambulances need audible and visual warning devices fitted to them so other motorists know they are there. 🤣😂🙈🙉
a little electronic steering wheel prod maybe to 'assist' with the message
I've sat in front of an ambulance before while their air raid sirens were being tested, and it's even more than that. You literally feel it in your body.
They're THAT strong that you experience this really intense vibration if you're directly in front of them.
Maybe they were drunk and thought it was a cop car? Idk, but they knew something was there.
@@malevolution7041 nice knowledge but i think you missed the sarcasm
They have the subwoofers under the ambos and fire trucks now to shake the ground
@@Rusty_Gold85 oh, I absolutely knew about the sarcasm. laughed at the comment with the misso
just wanted to drop by with some knowledge :D
Appreciate the Lemmings theme for the pre-title clip! Subtle
9:02 that was a LOT more calm and collected than my wife and I would have been...
7:15 People like this are actually on public roads. Genuinely worrying that someone can manage to do whatever that was 😂
He's a professional boomer. Trained for years to become that dense. Don't try this at home kids.
0:01 I suppose you gotta be 40+ now to get the music reference in the opening clip, but ABSOLUTELY loved the Lemmings reference.
About 30. My younger brother and sister both played for hours when they were little.... They couldn't solve the puzzles, but they did enjoy watching them all pop.
I think that was the calmest "there is a huntsman in the car" situation I have ever witnessed...
The driver AI pathing issues seem to be getting worse, hopefully the next patch can fix it.
Okay it's pedestrians too!
As well as that receding hairline aye...
@@BadDriversOz motoringbox is implying we're in a simulation and all the other drivers are NPCs.
@@mpk33absolutely
@@BadDriversOz ok boomer
9:54 the morning after a Troy Candy meet and a night on the glass bbq always hits hard for his patrons. Almost as hard as that poor front bar into the gutter.
There were more people driving off the road than on it in this month’s compilation
8:58 Reminds me of Pat Drummond's song "It's Somewhere In The Car" - the song's about a funnel web, but was inspired by a friendly huntsman hitchhiker on a trip through the outback.
The Lemmings theme song for the first clip is a nice touch!
"There's a Huntsman in the car.." most Aussie thing. kudos for not freaking out.
Wanted to cry watching that last guy park that poor fpv 😭
It was a nice car before he drove it.
Thought he was almost going to reverse into the dumpster bin!
A GT-P as well :(
Hopefully the DC’r blocked him in and called the cops.
The bumper can be reattached at least. Those bumpers hang too low.
I lost it at the bloke walking into the tree haha
I would have laughed.. If I hadn't done it myself.
"Should have gone to Specsavers."
@@jasonayres I know that ad.
9:50 This is not the first time we've seen this flog caught on DCOA, this knob was also in a 'DCOA Weekly' video about a month ago.
(Edit) It took a little while, but I found it. It was the 'Weekly Submissions May Week 3' video at around the 22:15 mark.
Eagle eyed
Hopefully the panel beater's tells him the insurance isn't covering this one, keep him off the road for a bit 😂
That's right it looked like he was leaving a kindergarten
@@icyblu9836 No, there are town houses up that driveway on Warrigal Road.
I must be bored, I even found the shops in this vid. on the corner of Warrigal and Underwood Roads 🤣
Putting the time 22 15 like that just links you to the current video. The correct link to the May Week 3 video is th-cam.com/video/xm5G_u6oOjE/w-d-xo.html
I love Dash Cam Owners Australia,
my monthly dose of crippling stress
Bwahahaha! I was not expecting the Lemmings music. I was listening to the Mega Drive soundtrack a few hours ago and I honestly thought for a moment I'd opened the wrong tab.
Damn straight. Gotta love the gaming community :)
Peace mate
The number of WTF moments and the variety is what distinguishes this channel from all others! This vid was one of the best I've seen.
@10:34 I'm calling that as an ice pipe in his gob as he's busy hitting everything
genuinely hurt to watch him ruin such a rare car
@@brendanmatthys3788
I can’t believe he would damage that too. How much you can get for one these days if it’s looked after and in good condition is amazing.
"Good Spotting" yes jolly good spotting that was.
The exhale at 0:35 says it all!
That was some scary shit. Pants pooping
2:15 was that bullbar held on with sticky tape or something
Grade 2 chinesium bolts from $2 shop.
A couple of self tappers!
2:15 Was the bull bar tied on with string? What's the point of an enormous lump of metal it it's going to fall off with just a tap like that? Apart from doing more injury to anyone you hit that is.
Built Ford tough 😆
His tyres must be completely bald... couldn't even get up the tiny curb... and he's in an F100 for christ sakes
probably a couple of self tappers
@@myopinion69420 And probably those self-tappers with a shank so there wasn't actually any thread biting into the metal ... if someone's going to mis-use self-tapping screws they might as well completely stuff it up instead of only half stuffing it up.
that intro music is an absolute banger
9:13 Drunk as f**k. Wet his pants. 🤣
I still don't know how he made it all the way down Marion St from The Duke. Assuming that's where he came from.
8:00 I'm no expert, and I don't condone the Hilux driver's actions, but that seems like a poorly designed roundabout with the entrance and exit so close, and that single-lane exit so far from the inner lane. Also depends if cammer indicated right, which if that 'click' is them starting to indicate, that is WAY too late.
That round about has two exits side by side (where the guy got mad)
It’s a terrible roundabout and getting on it from the non main road entry is always touch and go
Well the cammer changed lines multiple times while in the roundabout so he has already messed it up to begin with. He started in the left lane, cut through the right lane, back into the left lane. If it was a right turn from the left lane (if allowed) then he should've stayed in that lane, which at that point he would've had to slow down to go around and the hilux had time to go.
Should be indicating right from minimum 30m prior to the roundabout, just like any other right turn. And, if the roundabout is large enough, indicate left to exit as you cross the entry lane immediately prior to where you're exiting. That way everyone knows what you're doing, and those at the next entry lane can take advantage of the lane you're in (assuming it continues on around the roundabout) - with the result that the roundabout can operate at maximum throughput.
The people in that suburb are notoriously bad drivers and definitely will not see your advice for using these circle death traps - sorry guys
I'm on the side of the hilux, its a round-a-bout not a stop-a-bout, the cam driver was all over the shop and obviously had no idea about how to indicate his intentions let along how to operate his vehicle on a roundabout. From my observations of that roundabout he should have been in the left lane from the start, not left lane, then right lane, then deciding to exit.
The guy on the bike helping the drunk guy was a champ.
3:53 far out and I thought the dash cam car was too fast, old mate who undertook just flew by him!
dash cam car didnt have lights on so im not surprised the other car couldnt see him
These videos are getting better and better, the shit that happens on the roads!
It scares me the way people react with emergency vehicles
@@petesmitt Don't do that. It makes you sound unintelligent
@@petesmitt having a normal one.
@@petesmitt unintelligent is too big of a word for you? They say racists always have the lowest IQ.
The only reason I can think of is that person freaked out and thought they were being stopped by the police.
In some countries like say the UK, they just move out of the way, they dont necessarily move left. As you can see the car was in the far right hand of the lane probably assuming the ambulance would go past on the left on a multi-lane road. Not exactly defending it but not sure if you move from the UK, do you get exactly taught the way we do it here? Not sure on the process but you also get tourists too.
Even the crow at the end is like "Oh shit I see where this is going, imma get the fuck outa here"
8:54 "Shit! There's a huntsman in the car" Very funny. The eight leg version of a drop bear. Commonly drop in from trees.
5:54 This is why I think it is best to brake hard and steer your car away from the truck simultaneously. if you ever get into a situation like this. Trying to squeeze past is risky.
The trucker had a medical emergency or was just plain asleep so he never heard his horn or was even aware of what was happening.
That would be counter-intuitive and, in this circumstance, disastrous for the DC driver. By the time the DC driver realised the truck had not responded to his warning horn, he only had about 3 metres of truck to get past. To suddenly brake, again in this instance, would have meant that all 22-odd metres of trailers would be wiping the DC vehicle off the face of the earth. Also, there was limited space for the DC driver to "steer away": there was only about 2 metres of hard shoulder - which the DC driver did steer into. In the end, the DC driver did the right thing.
7:20 This is proof that the universe is a simulation and some NPCs are badly programmed.
Ha! I actually thought his PS controller must have disconnected!
That's my girlfriends brother that got hit. The guy that hit him was targeting patrols looking for someone
Loved the Lemmings music at the start! 🤣 Childhood memories unlocked
The driving standard in Australia has never been particularly good, but holy crap this is quite the display of moronic, selfish driving.
@Miss Kitty I can never decide if it is better or worse if they are under the influence of something.
You have no idea what you're on about mate. The driving standard here is actually pretty good, shits all over UK and USA, and is on par or better than several euros.
@@BaneWilliams in 2020 the road toll in Australia was 1,195, in the UK it was 1,516. The UK population is 2.5 times larger than Australia's (25m in Australia vs 67m in the UK). So per capita, death toll is higher in Australia.
@@BaneWilliams a some who grew up in the UK but now lives in Australia I can definitely say that the driving standard was better in UK (as evidenced by the stats I provided).
In Australia, people tailgate all the time (especially horrifying in wet weather when people drive 5m behind you at 100kph), there's no lane discipline on the freeways which is dangerous and an inefficient usage of freeways. Australian people are super friendly (probably the friendliest in the world), until they get behind the steering wheel.
@@jp1041041 In 2020, Britain was in widespread lockdowns for some time. Perhaps not the best year to post examples?
I think Brit drivers handle wet & icy roads better than Aussies, having more experience. Probably better at cornering on narrow country lanes, too.
But are you sure the data can be directly applied? UK roads are more congested, meaning lower speeds, thus fewer accidents. Plus more Brits live in quite built up areas (all those villas & townhouses) with less distance to travel.
I agree, Aussies are terrible tailgaters, seemingly oblivious to the danger. Yes, shit drivers on freeways generally.
Every country's drivers show certain trends. UK drivers are said to be terrible at queueing across intersections, especially in peak hour. And notorious for not allowing cars in from side streets. I've read there's even some jealousy involved. The higher the status of your car, the less likely they'll let you in.
Not nearly as dangerous as Aussie tailgaters, of course. Dangerous in it causes impatience and aggression. Gotta say, tho, status envy is pretty low.
Every nation has drivers with similar bad habits.
Nice set of video clips. It is amazing how few actual collisions there were. Here in the states many of these would have resulted in serious property damage.
They save the collisions for crash compilations
6:37 - That was interesting to see however, I'm not sure if the DC submitter realised this but they also submitted a clip of themselves doing something wrong. They accelerated to almost 100 Km/h, which definitely isn't the speed limit on that type of road, which looks like a section of the upgraded Northern Road (may be wrong ) which is around 70 km/h. There speed limit wouldn't be at 100 km/h after that intersection with traffic lights. Imagine what might've happened if the bike was in front of the car.
They were clearly trying to race the bike...
I was just thinking about what car it could be, I cant recognise the bonnet but that thing is RAPID
Dashcam vehicle is owned by a tool clearly.
its a quick car for sure tho, bad launch and 0-100 in less than 4 seconds
Close! Can confirm it's Bringelly Road/King Street, Eastbound. the speed limit there is 80kph. Well below the 96kph it peaked at.
The lyrics to the song couldn’t have been more perfect 2:15 😂 “I’m coming out tonight, okay.. alright..”’😂
8:34 I’ll just translate the Chinese, mine is shit but anyway…
Heavens!
He must be crazy!
Some shit along that lines.
cut to commercial break
CRAZY? YOU SAY CRAZY
NOT LIKE UNCLE HARRY BASEMENT BARGAIN SHOP
ALL TINGS TOO DOLLAR THEY GOING THRU WINDOW! YOU COME NOW
Love it when the thumbnail is a road you travel near daily
9:00 how can you be so calm with a huntsman in the car 😵💫 I’d be freaking out and getting out of that car
Because it's actually a particularly non aggressive spider and id!ots like you always overreact?
You’re more likely to get hurt getting out of your car than by a huntsman. They are harmless. Good bug eater.
And then burning the car down.
@@MeppyMan harmless or not arachnophobia is real.
Full respect for the ambos.
They were WAY calmer than I would ever be about that huntsman.
literally had a huntsman on the OUTSIDE of my car last week and screamed. let alone it being inside. yucky!
Last one looked so funny when he was looking backwards but rolling forward... xD
3:10 I mean, if you own a 4WD but live in the city, may as take advantage of it at every opportunity.
What astounds me is how they've become status symbols. Why does an ungainly, ugly, fuel-guzzling behemoth that is hard to stop quickly earn you prestige or standing?
The guy at the end had my in stitches looking backwards while driving forward into the kerb again.
3:40 “you just got cut off by another fox”
Lol, always love it when a new DCA compilation comes out, but I’m in Bali right now…and we have NOTHING on the chaotic (yet surprisingly fluent) traffic over here! 😂
8:04 to be fair to the Hilux driver, that roundabout is a dogs breakfast.
Generally you can’t exit from an inside lane into a single lane exit on a multi lane roundabout (it’s the equivalent of taking a single lane exit from a multi lane road using the middle lane).
But when entering that roundabout, the road marking indicate you can’t turn right from the outside lane, which you won’t know coming in from the Hilux’s lane especially as most in that lane are just using the outside lane to take the bend to left just a few metres ahead.
It’s a terrible design.
to be fair to the hilux driver, the DC was well and truly on the roundabout AND making the turn to McCotter St when he entered.
The roundabout markings may be bad, but he just wasn't paying attention at all
Give way to traffic on roundabout. Pretty bloody simple!
There were a few of those on the northside but the rothwell one got changed to a signaled intersection, same situation coming from rothwell you just had to know that the inside lane can cut across yours. Roundabouts are easy but there's a few that shouldn't be and just feels like they're too cheap to upgrade.
But if the hilux drove defensively and didn't rely on assumptions of other drivers he wouldn't be at the mercy of bad design.
@Grey Matter " but unfortunately qld are full of idiot drivers especially how they can't merge properly"
Why do people post such asinine comments. Every state/territory has people who are rubbish drivers.
@@2jbass bullshit, if there's 2 lanes and theyre on the inside you can go
6:40 That was fast! was thinking model 3p but dont think so cos of the window at the back.
5:05 the desire to maintain your momentum on a bicycle doesn't outweigh the need to keep yourself alive.
Old mate into the tree and the calmness of that blokes missus with the spider was astounding
"Operate a vehicle? I'm not sure how I feel about you operating a toaster."
That first ambulance one pissed me off, someone who acts like that in the presence of an emergency vehicle shouldn't be driving, zero excuses.
7:56 and 8:04 the most Aussie reactions ever. LMAO.
except 8:04 was all over the road, can only imagine how bad he is at colouring in
2:15 Was that bullbar held on with double sided tape? or Blutack?
I'm really cool, like that huntsman lady!
The way she says 'spotting' milking everything out of the 't's. Full marks to the finishing school responsible.
The last clip was one of the best clips ive ever seen
Got a strange urge to drive over an Island. Could be fun, not sure what could happen :)
lol.. go take yourself to a bush and drive over a stump
pretty sure the driver in the car at 7:59 was wrong... he was in the right hand lane of the round a bout which indicates you are going to follow it around. If he wanted to turn off left there he should of merged into that left lane first?
1:02 yet they'd rather fine someone for speeding by 2km , yet allow this on the road
Join me and vote them last.
Outstanding compile brother !!
Those "mass stupidity events" were really something to behold
3:15 I don't understand what happened?? The two cars that drove over, did they get damaged or photographed ??
Probably no to the damage but yes to the photograph/video - you just looked at it.