5 Misunderstood Road Rules Australia Vol 3 ,
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- Hi Thanks for watching please note these are the laws for NSW , some states have variations to the laws so check
Your state , the rules covered in this video are U turns , Bus Lanes , Indicators , Turning, Painted Islands ,
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I think that lots of people don't understand that indicating on exiting a roundabout is just as important as indicating on entering.
Yeah, the only people I see using indicators going off the roundabout these days are using the wrong indicator to do it as well (seriously, I’ve been behind people turning off the first exit and they put their right hand indicator on instead of their left, don’t know if the European imports are confusing them or not, but its getting more and more common).
To be honest it makes no sense to me having to indicate as I go around the roundabout. In Europe we dont have this rule; we have no indicators turned on. We do of course indicate as we exit. In my opinion it confuses other drivers even more in double-roundabouts especially when you also perform a lane change.
People mock BMW's for not using turn signals, I leave work at 6am and the tradie Ute's are everywhere, always speeding 10-20k over the limit and never indicate its utter bedlam.
I wish people would also realise that when you a doing a u-turn you give way to absolutely everyone else. That includes cars entering the road from slip lanes.
Had a lady scream at me like a banshee over this... I was turning left onto the main road from slip lane and I didnt notice she was making a U-turn, we almost collided. She proceeded to lay on the horn and tried swerving into me for the next 100 metres. Good times
Thanks Scott... wasn't aware about driving over the painted island rules. Cheers.
This should be mandatory to all drivers to watch. Thanks mate
If going straight on at a roundabout you should try to indicate left when you have passed the last exit before the one you are taking. Even if, as shown, there's no exit it's good practice. It allows traffic approaching from your right to know your intentions.
I have no problem with the driver indicating left and going straight in the example given as there was no street on the left for the driver to take. The driver was indicating their intention to leave the roundabout at the very next exit, exactly as you are supposed to do.
In Victoria, you don’t indicate at all if you’re going straight through, you indicate left and turn left or you indicate right and go right at roundabouts
@@nicoleelizabeth9497 I think most of those rules don't apply in Vic.
Those who do not indicate left to exit, while still indicating right and exiting left anyway, annoy the piss out of me. So do those that only indicate left exit as they're already exiting or have exited.
@ Nicole, actually dear, you ARE supposed to indicate on exit. (If practical to so so)
(NOTE theres are the laws for NEW SOUTH WALES )Hi Thanks for watching a note I forgot to add in the video remember these as for NSW some rules vary per states check your state law to confirm, please check our vol 1 & 2 see links :)
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Unfortunately it's not so much because people have misunderstood the rules, it's mostly because we are now well and truly in the age of "entitledism". I'm glad you included over indicating at roundabouts. 👍
Roundabouts are like presents exciting you never know what will happen next
A L.s mostly presents you don't need!
@@jamesfrench7299 haha no doubt
Except here in Byron Bay, where you can bet on QLD plated cars stopping at every roundabout, even if there's no traffic, so the driver can look both ways before proceeding.
Roundabouts? I prefer to call them donuts to match the donot drivers out there.
@@davidjulian8536 yeah, but that’s because they have PTSD from the hoons/impatient tradies/other running into them when they’re already on the roundabout (or the rando’s walking/riding/scootering/rollerblading/skateboarding out in front of them to cross the road because no one knows how to cross a road these days. I find that teenagers are especially bad at this. But have seen an occasional mamil at it too), so they have their reasons that are almost directly related to the first comment 😉.
Excellent video Scott - the only thing I did wrong was not driving over painted islands (I'm pretty sure it used to be illegal many years ago, at least in NSW).
Then it's not 'wrong', you just didn't DO it! I avoid doing so also unless the rh lane is full of straight thru traffic.
I've always driven over them because I knew it was ok as long as you give way to any vehicle ahead entering.
Yeah, it's OK either way!
@@BadDriversOz yeah I guess.
Helpful video Scott!
I remember being taught 'left indicator on exit' though it was only emphasized on roundabouts with 5 or more exits.
Thanks, Its good to see you have covered some of the common stuff. Most of these are reasonably well illustrated in the road rules guides and videos, but you did pull up some edge cases that I hadn't seen :) 👍
There is no give way too your (right) or need to stop at a aroundabout unless there is another or vehicle's on the aroundabout already then you'll need to stop or give way .
Yes, it's a pet peeve that people treat roundabouts like four way intersections and give way to vehicles approaching the roundabout from their right who are well beyond the give way line.
The only vehicle "to your right" is the one actually on the roundabout.
I like this series, it's a really good idea. I was not certain on the rules about bus lanes, now I know. The only thing I don't do is indicate to leave a round-a-bout. You know exactly what other drivers intentions are by just observing their tire angles and looking at their body language (where they're looking). It's called common sense. Almost a dead word in this day and age.
This idea of demonstrating rule failures is a much better format, keep up the good work
Makes Sense to most. So many idiots DON'T signal turning left on roundabouts - i waste time waiting 4 them to come across in front of me, but they 'just turn left' and good luck everybody.
What's worse is that the car 2 mins 10 secs in was not doing a u turn, but a three point turn on a busy city street.
best way to get out of that ticket for the illegal u-turn tho lol
Rule 40: I finally understood why I keep seeing clips here on this channel saying u-turns not allowed at lights. I get so confused 'cause I always see drivers here in Melbourne making u-turns at lights unless there is a no u-turn sign. I really have to keep that in mind now if ever I had to drive to the other states.
Thanks for the info. Gotta love this channel, man.
Welcome , Thanks yes you crazy VIC's change the law to make Uturns everywhere , guess you keep getting lost ?;) the rest of Australian drives normally :)
@@ScottsCarcameras So what exactly is the problem about doing U turns at traffic lights, apart from it being illegal in some states? If it's done safely and not at signs specifically banning the practice (there are some in Victoria), then why not?
If seems that the idea of banning them, is revenue raising from Victorians - such as me! Not that I've ever done so interstate. But it is hard to remember - considering there is no signage!
The rule hasn't changed in Victoria, it's been that way for decades.
Thanks mate. Very useful.
Huh... I never knew you were allowed to drive over those painted islands! In Canberra you don't really see any people driving over them, 99% of people will only use the "real" lanes of the road so I totally thought it was illegal to drive on them
Traffic is so bad in Sydney, so we had to drive over painted islands to avoid the queuing traffic blocking the road.
Great video mate, Thank you !
Finally someone from NSW who actually knows how to use a roundabout LOL. Great job with the video!
Hey Scott, Question? What's an indicator? and why do i need to use them if i know were i'm going?
And the IBT rule, Brake, Turn, Indicate? or Turn, Brake, Indicate? or turn, Indicate, brake? AHH so confusing please help!
Keep up the good work!
You shouldn't use the terms turning left or right at a roundabout. It should be referred to as taking the 1st exit second exit etc. That will remove any confusion with an intersection, so many have a problem differentiating.
Oh btw good use of my previously submitted footage (double line u turn)
That's how they describe instructions in advanced driving courses. "At the roundabout, take the third exit". Same for voice navigation. There's no such thing as "turn right at the roundabout" in Australia.
Using the term taking first or second exit etc will not make a difference for the people who fail to indicate left to exit a roundabout. Everyone just needs to remember that when you are driving around a roundabout, ALL of the exits are to your left as you go around, not your right. It's really not that hard. The only time people could get confused is at a 5 way roundabout, otherwise it's pretty standard. Your Sat Nav is not going to say "At the roundabout, take the second exit, oh, and don't forget to use your left indicator when exiting the roundabout".
Second exit may well be in essence a right turn. Plenty of three legged roundabouts.
Roundabout is actually old English for 'meeting place of idiots '!
Here in QLD people don’t indicate at roundabouts or they indicate after they have left the intersection. Indicate at least 30m before any intersections
How many roundabouts have 30m between exits?
Cheepchipsable most. I don’t know any roundabouts that are 30m apart. Usual at least a block or two. Unless your one of those people who only indicates exiting a roundabout are you and you then don’t indicate when approaching one
Lol I never indicate off a roundabout unless I’ve done a U-turn on one, since the law is ‘when applicable’ my family says it’s just never applicable. Haha!
Very Well done Scott.
Appreciate the time and effort and labour you have done.
The one problem I see, is that not ALL states are the same.
I am in 'Vic.', and we do things here a bit different. So it definitely can be confusing.
ONLY for some!
Cheers , yes Vic is real problem lol , i get so many comments from people who say im wrong or thats not how the along works ,works hen i explain all of Australia does it one way , Vic is the only place that does it different and they either confused or anger :)
with all the interstate driving here is not needed to have varying laws , just makes is harder
No, weer juz spethiulll!
Could you make one on heavy vehicles and exemptions for turning and 1 on Victorias p turns and hook turns, lotsa folks down here are very confused with these
Victoria’s road’s bus lanes are also timed. But I hardly see anyone using them. Even during PM peak and it is an AM no one uses it
If you're ever in doubt just follow the road markings, they're pretty simple. I hate people trying to navigate roundabouts and just having no idea. I know a bus driver who thinks he is full bottle on the road rules, he has no idea about roundabouts.
I don't think this is a law but it's practical, I never go through a roundabout while next to a large vehicle like a truck or bus, some roundabouts are Badly designed and they have no choice but to intrude into your lane. It's safer to just drop back and overtake on the other side.
@@TwoPlusTwoEqualsFive32 You are correct about the poor design but I hope you meant to overtake once you are through the roundabout. ;) You should NEVER overtake a larger vehicle that is turning or going around a bend. I drive trucks and buses and a lot of people don't realise how much the back end of a large vehicle can swing out over the line during a turn. Even in my car I won't drive beside a large vehicle on a straight road because half of them don't pay attention anyway and are all over the road.
Nice video Scott!! Drivers take note, USE YOUR INDICATORS WHEN TURNING LEFT OR RIGHT AT AN INTERSECTION AND WHEN CHANGING LANES
And when making Any change of direction , ie moving from a stationary position eg sid eofmteh road and re entering traffic , when doing a uturn , when moving to another line of traffic , when entering a driveway etc etc :)
Scotts Car Cameras That sums it up!!
Indicating right as I go around the roundabout does make no sense to me. My apologies, I am European and we dont have this rule. We do indicate though as we exit the roundabout.
In Western Australia only - U-turns are allowed over a continuous white line.
You should do a video about the intersection of Veron St and Lane St, Wentworthville. Seems to confuse a lot of people in my area. The layout isn't the best imo.
Looks like Lane was the continuous street but they put a traffic "calming" bump in it then fed Veron st on to it, definitely one of the more unusal intersections to confuse people.
That's right. The signs also seem to add to the confusion because you have two give way signs from one direction of Lane St and a stop sign from the other direction.
Brilliant video mate
Scotts car cams, educating bad drivers indirectly, now its direct as you can get! lol
Do more?
Hi do you mean do I have more education/ Rule videos ?
thanks for helping out.New to driving.Would be great if you come out with voice overs.would be more interesting.Thanks again
I do do voice overs in teh later videos see them all here :) th-cam.com/play/PL7xOh9Gfv3uXtfUFlZugutZKZxDnwe3Wg.html
A few years ago, I attended Murcotts at Rooty Hill in Sydney for a defensive driving course for work. The instructor said 'you can perform a u-turn anywhere'. Bloody scary!
Yeah thats a worry , seem so many dont understand or have there own opinions they press on others
i wasnt sure about the two lane rule, cos there is a t junction onto penno rd that I always go left lane to turn right since I need to make an immediate left. I've been doing it wrong for so long
Could you do a video on right of way at roundabouts.
Specifically roundabouts where if you turn right the lane your in then merges into the left hand lane as you exit the roundabout. Near where I live there’s a few of these roundabouts and people just see it as an excuse to not give way to traffic coming round from their right.
HI , i have done videos on the full details on roundabouts and merging , see links , where is this roundabout , would like to check it out to understands ? :)
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Hey Scott please do a video on who has right of way at roundabouts. Thank you.
Already have done 2 :)
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Okay thank you.
Hmm different state and I was taught to put on the indicator when turning _and_ going straight so anyone _not_ indicating to go straight is not good. So a perfect straight turn is indicate in and then out like the car at 5.46mins. So it’s interesting to see the difference.
Hi FYI no law the same for all states with roundabout and indicator use , you don’t indicate when going straight , so this you misunderstood or got bad information but I hope you don’t do that now it illegal and dangerous :)
Another one is at the lights, if people are turning right at an intersection with no green arrow, first car need to move into the intersection and its okay to go after the lights turn red. Scott back me up here.
I have you covered no 2 in the video :)th-cam.com/video/wMoSLKzsr-g/w-d-xo.html
Pretty much the same rules as up here, except for the "switched" left/right terms and indicating before entering a roundabout.
In QLD round about rules are the same as in the video. Why do people get mixed up?? Treat the roundabout as any normal intersection. Turning right? Indicate right. Turning Left? Indicate left. Going straight? Don't indicate. If going straight or right? Indicate when exiting. How hard is that lol
Loving the knowledge vids, and that you specify some states are different
Please note the following is a polite and cheeky correction not being an ass
1:13 except...not expect...
I don't know if it still the case in Western australia but I got shock to find cars doing u-turns over double white lines and I have a letter from the Minister for Roads confirming that at that time it was totally legal. I hope it got changed when some unification of rules took place. I think they still allow u-turns over a sngle continuous line though.
Also with the bus lanes, whether it's bus times on or not I find people more often than not turning into side streets from the middle lane even though the bus lane is empty. It's caught me off guard a few times now with some close calls. I think it's way too easy to get a licence because it's not a right, it's a privilege.
HI , tony i assume you meant they ARE Turning from the middle lane , Yes ive seen many near misses from it , the added issue is when they do it while a driver is in the bus lane and almost hits them
In Queensland passing a driving exam is as hard as passing wind.
IF you do not understand these simple rules, STOP driving, for the good of humanity!
Yeah Scott.
Great little teaching tool. Any more? WA - Must indicate left when leaving round about, even when driving straight through. WA also holds the highest number of accidents record, for the whole country, at a specific round.
Yes I have a whole series :) th-cam.com/video/9HtF_uhbXxk/w-d-xo.html
Driving over the painted islands is new to me, last time I checked (some time last year) I was sure it said you couldn't
Hi , law hasn’t changed , you may have read about one with a double line or driver over it not in relation to a Turning lane , or maybe I was referring to a lane divider not island ?
These are all common sense rules unless you can't tell left from right
You'd be surprised how rare common sense is. Come to Detroit, where traffic laws are rarely enforced unless it is something extraordinary and dangerous, then go to LA where every single little driving mistake is knit picked
In Detroit I watched a guy use a right turn lane to blow through a red light and turn left from there right in front of a cop. I looked at the cop who was sitting in an adjoining parking lot, he looked at me, shrugged his shoulders and showed me his half eaten big Mac, then proceeded to continue eating his lunch
Mind you this was in the days of Kwane Kilpatrick(2003 I believe). I think now in the days of mayor Mike Duggan they are a little more up on their game but it is still a wild west of sorts
The u turn over continuous lines I read somewhere is allowed in Western Australia. not sure if it’s been changed or not
RJ Yap Hi yes some states have slight variations on the rules I have not checked W.A. but I believe you are allowed to do a U-turn over a single white line in Victoria I don’t believe you can U-turn of a double whites anywhere there are also some variance in Queensland about what you can and can’t do over single whites it would be much Better if the states stopped making individual changes and kept the original national rules
Hi😊 Much interesting to roundabout. References , Roundabouts are almost nothing in JPN.xP
BTW, Taxis can not use bus only lane too? 4:38
Keep it work scotty SAN.
If making next vid, show me type of roundabouts.
Example, +type,T type, Y type, hexagon? type and so.☺
If it uploaded already, come again part 2 🐨
Thats right only Buses can use "bus only lane " see roundabout video :) th-cam.com/video/MGQLghn5FlY/w-d-xo.html
Centenary Rd at the 4min mark, I commute on that both ways M-F and see at least one car per day using the bus lane and frequently doing so well over the speed limit. NFI why they don't set up a regular operation along there, they'd make a fortune in fines. Scott, FYI you left out the second "right" in your text at 7:22.
oops
Thank you so so so much!!!!
what I have missed in the 3 volumes of 5 Misunderstood road rules is giving way to pedestrians when turning.
You expect much of Victoria, but I think you really mean to except Victoria.
I think people need to accept much of Victoria
I'm not sure what you mean by this comment, but Victorian drivers are the worst here in QLD.
you are also NOT permitted to make a U turn if it will interrupt the flow of traffic
I was THINKING you should make a series in this format! What would be better is if you were the actual narrator.
Check the links out in video description or first comment has other others with narrating:)
@@ScottsCarcameras What?
Volume 1 and 2 have narrating links available
At 2:49 it says that hire cars are allowed in the bus lane but rental car aren't. Can someone tell me what is the difference between a hire car and a rental car.
Victoria is another world when it comes to road rules
I agree! ALL those 3rd world 'licence' holders!
I am aware of some kids who have failed their driving test because they did not indicate right to go straight on single lane roundabouts. Certainly makes you wonder about consistency in standards and whether the rules are being read before the examiner gets the position.
I always knew i was right about the turning right on an unmarked left lane!
Scott have u tried the roundabout at Mcdonalds Dural Coming from cherrybrook direction and trying to get into mcdonalds entry u/i have to change lanes going round the roundabout ?
Yes , I don’t want to talk about ;)
@@ScottsCarcameras 😉
Almost been hit the many times very bad setup
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🚑🚔 its a shocker lol
Actually U-turn at traffic lights is permitted in Victoria. According to Vicroads, "You are allowed to make a U turn: at intersections with traffic lights unless there is ‘no U-turn’ sign." Also here is Vicroads' video link: th-cam.com/video/7Xc4Eh7ZwaE/w-d-xo.html
Hello Vincent , you didn’t read the note in the video at 1:10 it’s noted u turns are no permitted at traffic lights In all states except Victoria , The Australian standard is for no uturns Victoria is the only states that doesn’t follow the standard.
@@ScottsCarcameras oh my bad, I missed it. Really appreciated for your video. Thank you.
There is a huge temporary round about up the road from my place and I shake my head when I go through it the amount of idiot drivers who have no clue how to navigate it its so bad tow trucks park up there daily just to wait for a car crash
Quick question for you. I'm planning on buying a 40 foot coach in Sydney and driving it back to Brisbane. As it will technically be a privately owned vehicle and not for fare paying passengers, can I still drive in bus lanes? If a cop sees me he'll probably just see a "bus" and not worry. But if a transport department officer was to stop me (assuming NSW has them) he might say "Bus lane only for vehicles used to carry fare paying passengers". Probably get people saying "why isn't this dick in the bus lane instead of clogging up a normal lane!"
Good question I will have to check and let you know :)
Hi check the law and no you cant , as it private and as you said yes , bus lanes are only for buses "used to convey passengers for hire, reward or in the course of trade or business." so yep main lanes for you :(
@@ScottsCarcamerasThank you!! I could've spent a couple of hours circumnavigating government websites and being faced with grey interpretations of various regulations.
You nailed it!
You’re welcome 😊
1.02 example is Dural and happens shit loads. Go to Round Corner Dural and the dicks u turn across two lanes into a third lane that goes to the shops out the front of Gloria jeans. I've nearly been run over 3 times and smashed into a few times.
The car indicating right then left at the roundabout whilst going straight does my head in. I'd love to catch up to them and let them know they have no idea.....
I also believe that indicating left out of a roundabout is a pointless endeavour, EXCEPT if you are turning right. If you're going straight theres no need for it.
If you re going straight on the car opposite doesn't know you intend to exit do they? That's why you indicate left on every exit so cars don't sit waiting to see if you are going to cross in front of them.
If a car opposite sees that you have no indicator on then they would assume you're going straight, so there would be no need to wait for them. Why would a car coming the opposite way need to see a left exiting indicator to know they're going straight? The fact they have no indicator on is sufficient enough to know they're going straight.
@@thegunner1984 no indicator on, how do you know that's their intention? Too many nobs don't indicate so you sit waiting to see if they are going around or not
That's why the rule is there, just great every exit as a left turn.
In the last one my local council got sick of people legally doing that and turned the painted islands into solid islands.
What do you mean “solid islands “ where is this ?
@@ScottsCarcameras Soiled? There in Victoria Rd Lilydale down the hill after the school zone.
@@stephenhunter70 HI , sorry typo solid , checked the islands you refereed to , , they are single solid lines as show in my vid , so you are allowed to drive over them as shown :)
@@ScottsCarcameras If that's the case then all I can say is Google hasn't updated their images for a while bro
Ok then how do they currently look /are setup ?
With the indicating in roundabouts you can blame the Road Authorities because they have required the use of indicators on all use of a roundabout in the past and have not well advertised the changes to the drivers taught the older rules.
This is a basic stet of rules, anyone that doesn’t understand these should be unlicensed.
In general on one follows the road rules any more. A very good example is M4 Motorway where the speed limit is 80km and do people follow it ? No🤬
Also, i thought by “if practical, signal left to exit”, they meant roundabouts that have more than one lane?
Hi no any roundabout , so that approaching drivers know you exiting and not continuing on the roundabout :)
In Victoria we don't do that, and I watch the drivers face and front wheels if they are straight or still turning. As not everyone fills up there blinker fluid.
In NZ it’s mandatory to signal left when exiting. It’s for the safety of other road users, I think you guys should follow suit
You should probably clarify at the start of the video what state this is for. In WA, you are allowed to u-turn across a single dividing line.
Hi , Yes i forgot to put a quick note in the vid, added to description and comments , yes you WA drivers have some weird variations to rules :)
Why do they call it a u turn,when in actual fact your doing a n turn and what's with the over dramatic music?
Its called a "u" turn if you're describing someone else doing it, if you're talking about your own turn then its a "me' turn.
If its an n turn, its Monica Lewinsky.
indicating right at a roundabout is plain stupid, however, it's what the rule book says when turning right. Thing is when you enter or exit a roundabout, you can never turn right. you enter a roundabout going left and you exit a roundabout going left. While in the roundabout you follow the road and it's technically the same as going on a straight road and you don't indicate when going straight. You should only have to indicate left when exiting a roundabout, that way everybody knows what your intentions are. Saying on indicate when practical is similarly stupid because I'm normally always supposed to indicate left if I turn left or if I change lanes to the left, regardless of whether it's practical or not
2nd to comment & your right bro just agian useless humans in the road
Damn i must be a genius for knowing all these or maybe these other ppl do to and just dont care..
Whoever the one that can be confusing is that no sign at lights means no go so why is even a sign that states no u-turn at some lights
ohhh u were at Dural lol lol did u have to pay ppl to do bad things so u could video them ? or did they just do it becaue they knew u had a dash cam ??BTWThere was a very bad accident bike v car - car doing a uturn round traffic island at Thornleigh the bike rider was badly injured
9:22 I see now because otherwise it would be a pointless indicator bottleneck.
You said no indication going straight on but you indicate left on each exit mate. No one else knows where you may have entered from and can guess your intention.
Hi , think you misunderstood, yes you don’t indicate when going straight As you approach the roundabout, you (if able ) indicate left when exiting , so example you are going straight enter at the 6 o’clock no indicator, once you reach the half way pint before you exit , eg 9 o’clock you indicate left and exit at 12 o’olock
Get it now :)
And if it hasnt been posted
Special purpose vehicles include various types of non-mainstream motor vehicles. ... They are typically heavy vehicles. Examples include city utility vehicles (fire tenders, garbage trucks, street sweepers), mobile cranes, mobile drilling rigs and mobile plant/s.
in reference to what ?
@@ScottsCarcameras the bus lanes part where special purpose vehicles can use them if its not a bus only lane.
oh i see :)
These are too hard for my brain to watch... the roundabout indicator... 😡
Painted islands must not be driven over in SA.
NEGATIVE laws are the same for SA as shown in the video :)
2:24 uumm, that is a 3 point turn, not classed as a U turn. Is that an offence?
a 3 point , 10 point or Uturn are classed the same
@@ScottsCarcameras Ahh, yes, the wheels remained on the road surface. If used a driveway and all 4 wheels left roadway that is not a U turn.
Love the videos but hate the music.
3:53 Notice the road markings.
Yes I did as I driving on them , what about them ?
@@ScottsCarcameras You didn't say about how the road marking seem to change depending on their hours, similar to a tramway.
They don’t ? Change how ?
@@ScottsCarcameras Okay I thought they did.
I it seems to me thay should be not be driving at all
5:15 typical camry f#@k
1:00 thats old northern road!! haha i live near there lmao
road rules hahahahahahahahahahahaha