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- Tesla Model 3 Performance is totaled in a crash - and the insurance companies use this video to determine who's at fault. Tesla owners share their experiences in crashes, near misses, hit & runs, and other Tesla Sentry Mode events in Episode 238 of Teslacam Stories, the
ultimate Tesla show.
TESLA CRASH CAUGHT ON BUILT-IN DASH CAMERA
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Anthony gets into the most avoidable accident ever captured on video.
Shut up, bro.
….wait. Never mind. I dont drive a tesla
Exactly!
Looks like he should use brakes more often
fr tho
that was exactly what i was thinking
Anthony had 3 days to slam on the brake but he decided that "it's my right of way so I'm gonna YOLO it".
He absolutely had time to slow down. I know he knows he screwed up, and had the hassle of insurance claims, rental cars, and diminished value as a reminder
😂😂😂
While he did have plenty of time to slow down, the other driver did fail to yield and made an illegal right turn into the left lane.
@@teardowndan5364 Being a good driver means responding to other driver's mistakes instead of powering into them.
@@teardowndan5364tesla was also in right lane....and then drove into the van
Thank God Anthony wasn't driving when that Truck driver fell down!
Can’t straight.
Drivers like Anthony are one of the biggest factors in my insurance rates going up!!! That accident should have never happened.
@ars Well lets just say i would have been on my brakes as the dude was pulling out. Anthony is 100% in my mind at fault for that. Yes the dude pulled out but there was more than enough time to apply the brakes He also wasn't in the passing lane until he rear ended him. But since the driver ahead did what he did. It faulted to him. In other words if he remained in the first lane Anthony probably would have been held liable for NOT braking. This is a clear failure to avoid in my mind and opinion. not what they state and what the law gave.
@@Apriliars
How was the other car in the wrong? Wide turn, then enters the proper lane. Fit with plenty space to spare (assuming people aren't speeding massively like Anthony was) and room to overtake them.
Had that van gone into the closest right inside lane where it was supposed to then Anthony could’ve used the left passing lane
The van was in both lanes! But Anthony seems to be driving a bit fast (even tho the speed limit is unknown)
Tesla attracts the worst drivers.
@@Doughie-Dough wrong trucks do
8:15 "it'd be a 50-50 since both had yellow light" but even with a green light, you have to yield to oncoming traffic, the turning traffic always has to yield to oncoming traffic.
In Maryland it would be the person making the left hand turn. He failed to yield. It wasn't safe to make that turn. I've heard more than one judge say you're only correct while making a left hand turn at an intersection if you have a green arrow.
The light bit is just to confuse people.
Exactly correct... but many police officers are woefully ignorant of the traffic laws they are supposed to be enforcing... and if the police report says 50/50 the car going strait is screwed on their insurance claim.
That's always odd then what's the point of having the green?
Exactly, left turners have to yield to oncoming traffic🚥. This is why we all need to focus on the road instead of on your phones 😂
yes, but if you always wait for oncoming traffic to have red, then you will be making the turn when the cross traffic has the green, as traffic in the intersection should clear, and all drivers going straight should stop on a yellow. so 50/50 seems fair here.
Anthony seemed to be going pretty fast on that street
I cant see how Anthony crashed though, as you mentioned he was going pretty fast.
He definitely tried to thread that needle on the juice pedal.
Other driver at fault, but this could have been avoided. Anthony also seems to be one of those people that don't brake when they see somebody pulling out like that. People like that are planning on doing a fly-by, in some casing even accelerating, to show their displeasure with the other driver. I think if Anthony jumped on the brakes at :13, he could have avoiding hitting the van. That being said, the van did cut him off and then proceeded to block both lanes, so Anthony's fly by was foiled.
he also swerved into them, had he moved slightly to the right then the crash would've been avoided.
@@lannym If he'd stuck his lane and crashed it would've 100% been on the van. Since he both left his lane AND collided it'll be on both of them - him for reckless driving, the van driver for failure to yield & failure to maintain lane.
3:42
That is why I always recommend everyone to move over. not just for emergency vehicles but for any vehicles that's stopped on the highway. My continuous worst fear.
Good job Eric 👏🏿
Just two nights ago I took immediate evasive action like Eric did. I was driving like 50 mph on a dimly lit road when suddenly road debris appeared in front of the left side of my car. I didn’t see it earlier because it was dark grey and blended in with the road, and it was also hidden by the darkness.
It took a second to realize it was just an empty plastic grocery bag that had drifted onto the road, but as I had that conscious thought, my brain had already subconsciously sent the signal to my hands to instinctively jerk the steering wheel to the right to avoid hitting it.
It was pretty neat, though worrisome, to see the reaction time between the two different crossed brain signals. It was literally like:
1) consciously recognize road hazard
2) subconsciously send message to take evasive action
3) consciously recognize it’s a harmless bag
4) subconsciously jerk steering wheel
5) consciously wonder why in the heck I jerked the steering wheel
6) consciously realize how fortunate I was not to lose control
7) consciously realize my brain instinctively reacted by sending a subconscious message to take evasive action and it was too late to stop it once I consciously realized it wasn’t a danger
8) take a deep breath and think about how cool instinctive reactions are, but scary because I wasn’t consciously in control of my actions
Next time, please record the VIN number of the vehicle. It should be below the windshield on the driver side.
Yep, thought the same thing. No tags, she won't stay, snap a picture of the VIN.
The left side.
He has the dealership it was sold from - the police should be able to track her down.
@@johnfbm Yup, it wouldn't be very difficult at all, especially not given that the lady's face was clearly caught on video. But sadly chances are police won't do anything. The crime committed isn't severe enough for them to waste a detective on it. In most cities the detectives are already spread extremely thin and overworked. Once it's out of traffic police's hands nothing more will happen.
A lot of times the VIN will be very difficult to read because the VIN plate is either one color or have a weird pattern that make it difficult to see the letter and numbers.
Fortunately every car should have the VIN on the driver door and is much easier to read.
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I love Tesla cams. They are swaying my wife into wanting one. On a different note: The best driving advice I ever gave to my kids is always assume that everyone on the road is an idiot and constantly watch out for idiot behavior.
Anthony is waiting for his car to tell him that it's time to hit the brakes 😂
Eric Cora is this weeks real M.V.P !!!
Nice save on dodging the trucker! 👏👏👏
Well done to the kids showing the Wham Bam website to the side camera 😀
I was expcting that the mother was giving the kids permission to key the car.
@@WastedTalent-it said Australia not America.
man what the hell@@WastedTalent-
#12 that truck driver was freaking lucky with Eric's reflexes. Any other inattentive driver and the trucker would've been roadkill.
Yeah, I'm glad he was okay and Eric went back and helped him. Falling off of one of those rigs trying to work on the engine is no laughing matter. Fell once doing a pretrip when I drove semi (yes, I was clutsy that day). Yeah, it hurt.
Yea imagine if Anthony was driving. The truck driver would have been toast.
4:02 I had a similar scenario but my pedestrian was drunk or tried to hurt himself with my car.. you get trained in school to go straight through obstacles to avoid a bigger crash when driving a semi.. but when you see a human jump in front of you, training goes out of the window and you swerve as crazy as you can to avoid hurting someone even if you cause a bigger accident after.
My pedestrian was a insurance scammer. Humans his buddy waited until I got a few feet away from them, then stepped out in front of my car. I was driving a big heavy boat of a car. I slammed on my brakes and tried to go left, but I hit one of them in the kidneys with the point of the hood. He collapsed in the street and played dead. The other guy started screaming at me about how I crossed over to hit the guy on purpose. I said I'm going to call the cops and the dead man got up and they both ran away. It was crazy. The cops knew who I was talking about and told me they had tried that before. I know I hurt the guy because the point on the hood was dented in.
Holy crap, that truck driver just collapsed in front of Eric Cora.. that could have very easily been a huge disaster for both. You can't unsee what happens to a fragile body when getting run over.. scary stuff..
9:05 Did the GF find the wheel covers when she walked the dogs? We need an update!
Anthony had a week to stop. I always ask my kid “do you want to be the person who had the right away or you want to be the person that evaded an accident?
7:40 The horseplay seems to have dented the front passenger door of the BMW 😂😂😂
2:49 never let them leave and call the cops.
Learn the language and practice scripts of when you might get into a tight spot. And pursuing the other car on foot? Huh? If he'd been in his car his cam would have gotten the plate number and his wife and child would not have been at risk for another accident. She was stopped and waiting for him and not "Hit and run!" - "Hit and run!"
@@unclegeorge7845
Look at the video, it's an uninsured driver without a license with a fake dealer tag. So definately uninsured.
I'd have physically detained her until police arrived.
Restraining someone is a good way to meet a new attorney unless you've got a criminal attorney on retainer. Yeah; The more I watched it the more she came up flakey. @@SVEVelsen
Honestly, he sounded like he was under the influence of something. I wouldn'tve stuck around either and would've gone to the nearest police station.
I agree but if you watch it a couple of times you come to realize that her car had BS plates and she "forgot" to have her drivers license with her. This would have been one of those "fer shure" moments that you would want to take a photo of the VIN up there in the drivers side windshield trim that you can see on most cars from the outside unless they have put an oopsie piece of tape over it.@@shamendra.sakthivel
5:26 2 things could've happened
1. The tire got stuck in the tree
2. It bounced somewhere we cannot see :D
I suspect it hit tree limbs and went out of frame and/or landed on the roof of a building which, I'm sure, caused considerable damage.
And the BLM driver responsible of course fled from the scene as usual.
3. It teleported to a different dimension
@@acanadian4785 hmm... intresting
u can see the tire hit the parked car and fly into the tree
It just landed in my backyard. I live in Australia.
Anthony: “Hmm… there appears to be a car in front of me… let’s continue at the same speed…”
Anthony has ZERO defensive driver skills :P
@@BadIronTreeyour typical tesla driver in norway 😛
lolol
@@bobfrode
Yes, clearly Anthony's driving skills are very, very poor. Considering that Tesla's are heavy they also have very, very heavy brakes. He could've slowed down a LOT before impact, or perhaps even avoided it entirely, if he'd just maintained his lane.
He should've been held 50% liable for his reckless driving.
@@amzarnacht6710not even close. When other cars are literally breaking multiple laws, it's hard to put the blame on someone for assuming the other person wouldn't break the law. Your driver's ed teacher's defensive driving ADVICE is not the law and is not to determine legal liability but to protect you personally.
In my state, in a yellow light, the vehicle traveling straight has the right of way over the vehicle attempting to turn in front of him, same as with a green light.
I think that’s the law EVERYWHERE.
That tire jumped to another dimension 🤯😂😂😂😂
LMAOO
It hit the tree...
It went out of frame. And on TV, out of frame is out of existence.
true
@@Derpy1969
u can see the tire hit the parked car and fly into the tree
8:01 Making a left on an unprotected light means the driver that turned left is at fault.
From my personal experience, if Anthony didn't have a dashcam he would be at fault due to rear-ending the other car but since the Dodge van didn't turn into its appropriate lane and was in the middle of the two lanes I would rule it to be the Dodge van driver's fault as he made the road condition unsafe for other drivers and failed to yield to oncoming traffic
In the old days the fact that the dodge pulled out from the side onto the road would be a failure to yield on their part. It clearly wasn't safe to enter the road. They would be found at fault. Arguments over lanes and such would go away. You pulled out? There was an accident? You're at fault.
50/50. Anthony was driving well above the limit and did not attempt to brake at all. Then swerved, at speed, leaving his lane of travel and STILL hitting the other vehicle.
He should get reckless driving at the very least.
Lot of people who love cutting others off defending the Dodge driver I bet
@s I think people are arguing that people can be really stupid and you should anticipate this when you are driving. Who is at fault doesn't help if you write your car off and/or lose your life. He should be more attentive because he had a million miles to slow down. Anticipating other drivers moves is half of driving.
Accident investigators which is what the patrol officers do would determine from tire marks and other debris where the van was and likely the direction it was pointed so they would have known they violated the vehicle code. The footage sure does make it easy though.
Anthony had at least 100 feet to slow down for the van. He’s lucky he didn’t cause a worse accident when he swerved into the oncoming lane.
3:20 do not stop in the middle of the highway
Ohio state law says that you MUST turn into the lane nearest you. The van should not have been in the left lane. edit... i was correct.
Anthony was in the right lane. Slowing down would have saved them both.
Anthony should of slowed down when he saw homie was pulling out... And the mini van driver should of waited for him to pass before pulling out
You should always try to get a picture of the other cars vin number! It's easily visible by looking through the lower part of the windshield on the driver's side. You can also see it on the on inner door sticker that’s found on the pillar.
Yes!
I live in Australia and that car wheel just landed.
Anthony, don't think you are vindicated... you were going way too fast for conditions (construction, turning traffic , entering traffic). Had the other guy turned into the right most lane and established themselves in the right lane, you would have rear-ended them.
Your insurance company had to defend you in this because >you< hit somebody. Believe me they took notes and they may raise your rates because they had to defend you... because you were driving without a care. This is why in my state it is really expensive to insure a Tesla.
As an Anthony, i feel offended by this particular Anthony’s own actions as it gives us Anthonys a bad name.
Speed is arguably a factor but i'd argue he had so long to brake you could have gone for lunch and come back in that time. I mean wtf was he doing?!
My insurance did not have to defend me or get involved. Police and the other drivers’ insurance faulted the Dodge quickly.
@@youtubasoarus being a stereotypical tesla driver!
@@anthonybacopoulos Make sure you upload the video with your next “accident”- it certainly won’t be long, though a more appropriate name than “ACCIDENT” would be “INEVITABLE”, ie: not an accident at all.
Antony was at fault. Breaks? Pay attention? Caution?
Brakes
Yeah, no shit. He had plenty of time to react. And it was obvious the minivan would pull out - whether he should've waited or not. But i bet the submitter was busy on his phone.
Both are at fault...
Absolutely. A single molecule of defensive driving would have saved you a universe of hassle, Anthony.
Heck, in his second clip at the end you can even see clearly how much of a difference it makes, whether or not you pay attention and use the brakes..
If you see a Nissan Altima or Chevy Malibu approaching a light turning red, you best not believe you should take your left turn lol
3:10 finally i haven't heard you say that for ages!
Did you say it would be 50 50 because it was a yellow light💀🤡 they obviously still have the right of way when going straight. The person turning is at fault this is common sense 💀
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+1516
Wow Eric's clip is insane. Also kinda funny that you get a guy like Anthony who ha absolutely zero defensive driving skills, and a guy like Eric who's a quick one
Just 3 words of advice for Anthony to prevent all of this unnecessary mayhem: Defensive Driving Course.
8:40 i was expecting him to float away for a bit
Teslas do many things well, but floating isn’t on that list. 😂
10:43 can’t tell you the joy of this being what it was. Thought it was going to be another long scratch down the side!
Wrong country
In the second video, she’s got a point. If your vehicle is still drivable, you’re supposed to pull over off to the side of the road or into a parking lot so that you’re not blocking traffic.
The road was curbed.
@@unclegeorge7845 doesn’t matter. stop blocking traffic with your minimally damaged vehicle. pull into the parking lot.
I agree! @@B345T1N355Official
Right but how would one know right away that car is drivable, without stoping for sec to check?
@@HareeshGottipati I’m pretty sure with the damage to the car, the car can still be drivable. If it weren’t, then I think there would be some issues with steering or some lights would go on. I was in a situation like that where the whole right rear corner of my car was destroyed but I still was able to drive off to the exit, despite hearing whirring sounds and I was still able to drive it home. Or what you could do is check outside in the damaged area and then if it’s drivable, drive it into the lot.
I don't know what Anthony was doing, but it certainly wasn't driving... 🤣
i love it when you show clips of streets i know. it is like i am there because i know the surroundings so well.
Harish, you can't trust ANYONE!
The rocket car is actually from an old amusement park ride in the Cleveland area called Euclid Beach Park.
The ride was called the Rocket Ships and it opened in the 30s
In Andy Moore's case, I am pretty sure the Toyota is at fault because you should still yield to the cross traffic that is going straight when you are turning.
Car going straight wasn't entitled to enter the intersection (could've stopped for the yellow and thus should have) so that entire rule doesn't apply. The car going straight was effective running the red light.
Yellow light means 'stop whenever able', not 'floor it to beat the red and deliberately smash into the traffic clearing the intersection'
@@SVEVelsen Yeah, they could have stopped, but they also could have not.
@@SVEVelsenyou are actually wrong about traffic law. Yellow means stop if you can, but 100% legal to enter the intersection if you have the right-of-way. The person turning left absolutely did not have the right-of-way. It's 100% the fault of the Toyota turning left. No question whatsoever.
@@scrampker
Okay bud, you deliberately smash into people racing the red because you feel so entitled, see how that goes for you.
@@SVEVelsen This is not rocket-science. You are 100% within your right to enter an intersection when it is yellow. In fact, in every state I've ever lived, it's okay to wait until the light turns red to turn left, assuming you're already within the boundaries of the intersection that you entered when green or yellow.
In fact, it's the opposite, you cannot just enter blindly on green -- you MUST wait for it to be safe and empty before plowing through.
8:16 - I don't understand how that could be.
The turn lane driver should have yielded. That's what drivers in turn lanes usually have to do if they don't have a protected arrow/green light.
It was a stale yellow at best. Both drivers should have stopped, as yellow doesn't mean speed up to beat the red, it means be prepared to stop and only proceed if you can't SAFELY stop. Both cars could have safely stopped and avoided the accident, so both drivers would be at fault.
Anthony seems like he was going to fast and that he hit the caravan
can't wait to see this video as always
At 8:04 I realized the impact that sound effects have on my experience. That sound was visceral
5:27 maybe the tires landed in that tree on the right. I love this channel.
These repair bills on these cars are outrageous
"suddenly covered in rough snow" LOL! I hate how that happens...snow everywhere then SUDDENLY its on the road too!
3:00 Tbh what they should have done is that they should have driven their car to follow and block them into the parking spot, they already showed intention to hit & run so that'd be the only way to keep them there while waiting for the cops.
They didn’t hit and run. They pulled over OUT OF TRAFFIC like you’re supposed to do if the vehicles are functional.
the initial pulling into the parking lot is not hit and run as you are supposed to pull off the road if you can and then exchange information. However them leaving the second time is hit and run.
The guy kept saying "it's a hit and run it's a hit and run!!!!!" Dude you don't pull into a parking lot if it was a "hit and run". He should of exchanged information when she was asking for the IDs.
@Katayamma They did hit and run though, they literally left the scene after checking their own damage, they also had no license plates on the vehicle so it's most likely they ran because they have no plates no insurance and possibly also no driver's license.
Did you even watch the video?
Edit : What i said was that she showed SIGNS of them going to flee in first place, all i said was he should have followed her with his car, parked behind her so she couldn't leave, and because he didn't do that she fled the scene of an accident and it became a hit & run.
Edit 2 : Insurance companies tend to want a police report so obviously you'd want to call the cops to make a report for you et cetera.
Just because she didn't initially hit & run, doesn't mean that she didn't hit & run after checking her own damages, this is why you make sure you have exchanged information before you let them leave because now his insurance will go up because of some reckless driver.
Or being afraid of the jerk screaming at them.@@joesmith701
Erics video was scary omg angels were involved here
That number 1 story was really sweet. We rarely get those.
For Video 14/15 with Hareesh - If the car doesn't have plates, try to get the VIN from the bottom of the windshield on the driver's side. It's possible the driver genuinely didn't understand where to meet back with Hareesh, and I hope that she wasn't trying to get him to leave so she could flee.
On top of that, Hareesh got the plate of an Auto dealer in Portland. The lady stole the car, was on a test drive, stole the plate, or recently bought the car. If Hareesh has an accurate timeframe of when the accident happened, he can probably contact the dealer to get more information.
@@jolteon345 thanks for the suggestions. She fled again after promising she would be back there. I contacted the sheriff's office a few weeks in hopes of someone calling in to report. But no luck
IM SUPER EXCITED
The speed limit is 35 mph there, and I calculated that he was going around 57 mph(someone double-checked me). Bro was speeding and had never heard of "covering the brakes." The only reasonable explanation is that Antouny doesn't know what defensive driving is or was distracted for an extended period.
3:31 $9000 for that little ding. What is going on in your country?
... We're all being further impoverished by these EV's.
Among other things, am I, an ICE driver, paying increased premiums because of the artificial push for dubiously green EV's that are insanely expensive to repair? (and, judging by this video, have some of the worst drivers)
Think Hurt$ & SIXT.
Okay those kids ars too smart! They were so excited how cute!
At work we have a lot of tesla, sometimes when I'm outside working I like to look at them from a far ❤
Love that instant karma* at 6:50. It's not called instant justice.
#10 Model Y, I am wondering if the tire bounced off the light pole after going through the tree and then ended up going back the other way. The rear view camera might show it.
3:53 That's probably the most frightening thing I have ever seen on this channel.
From watching this youtube channel, I have noticed that many collisions could have been avoided if the tesla drivers knew how to press the brake pedal, but most just seem to accelerate into the collision.
Doing the Clarkson, speed and power!
That tire went to heaven
Around the 5:20 mark the tire got stuck in the tree! Poor squirrels.
I have lost two wheel covers like this. In much less deep water. Thankfully found brand new replacements for less than half on my country’s equivalent of eBay
Does Anthony not know how to use a horn? I have been the exact same situation a ton of times and a quick little honk prevented it ever getting iffy.
1 - No. The minivan driver just made a wide turn and ended up straddling both lanes.
Because of this uncertainty, Anthony should have been more cautious and patient to see what the minivan driver would do next.
There's the law and then there's what people are going to do.
They don't always match up.
“Where is your car?”
“Where you… hit me”
💀💀💀
Damn shorty got out that jam clean asf
Brilliant!!!! 😁👍
The two kids are so cute haha Bet they're thrilled to be featured
3:49 I ain’t lying my heart rate went up faster than I could figure what was happening.
The tire must have gotten stuck in the tree!🤣
The tire was too "tired" to continue on and took a nap in the tree
I think it was the Dodge driver's fault cause he made a wide turn and then changed his mind and got into the lane that Anthony was in, just my opinion
8:20 Entering the intersection during a yellow light should be treated the same way as a red light running. The yellow light is there to give time for peoples who are already engaged in the intersection to clear it. The US seriously needs to start taking yellow and red light infractions more seriously. Neither of them had any business entering the intersection since they clearly both had more than enough time to stop.
The van didn't stay in it's lane, I guessed cor-wrecked-ly! 😁
4:12
Assetto "Corso" lmaoo
Story 6 Andy’s submission: the left turners are at fault for turning w out seeing if the road is clear and the oncoming car is at fault for speeding or not noticing the yellow runners turning in front of her. Point is: get a clear view before you turn & don’t run yellows if the box is blocked. (Don’t ever block the box)
Anthony was not at fault. The van pulled out and blocked both lanes
The tire was secretly a space x project
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Holy shit Eric! N8ce save bro...
10:55 That was the best.
Andy (#6) Yeah! Both 50%. Many USA drivers see: Green as go, Red as stop, Yellow as go faster!
Left turner, every time.
It is not illegal to go through a yellow light, and right of way still applies. Going straight has the right of way. Therefore, the turning driver should be 100% at fault.
You're partly correct. Yellow means to be prepared to stop and only proceed if you can't SAFELY stop. Both drivers ran a stale yellow, both drivers could have avoided entering the intersection to "beat" the red, so both should be at fault. People stretch the meaning of the yellow light to try to save an extra minute on their trip.
@@jolteon345 - I agree with you. However the average driver does not want to understand what the law says when they are in a rush.
The Dodge driver was between 2 lanes
Always take a picture of the VIN!!
I think that tire went to heaven.
yea i don't think anthony should get the smoke for that. the van crossed 2 travel lanes (illegal btw in most of the us and its called "improper lane change") when pulling out, then decides "oh i don't need this lane, i need the lane beside me". that wreck wasn't avoidable, as any reasonable person could actually think the same thing as anthony and think "hes gonna use that lane? cool, ill just continue past him."
The First one I would say the Dodge is at fault because he failed to enter a lane and at the very least he went into the far lane and then changed into the near lane with no signal which would make it an illegal lane change, however I'm not sure if the video is sped up or not but the Tesla seems to be going a little fast, so if he was speeding then insurance might rule it a 50/50 accident or something like that. My bet however is its the dodge's fault for not sticking with one lane. 7:55 - #6 the car turning left is at fault, so I think that officer needs to go back and take a few classes as you never turn left into oncoming traffic they did not have a green turn arrow it was green light and ya have to yield to oncoming traffic, so the car turning left is at fault even if they both had a yellow. Yellow also does not mean stop it just means caution, prepare to stop because the light will be turning red.
another banger vid
5:28 the tire is in the tree
You can clearly see that Anthony did not attempt to slow down in any moment. Dude believes he owns the street jezz.
He had the right of way obviously. You can't just pull out in front of someone, take 2 lanes and not accelerate. I know in California people confuse right-of-way with other people choosing to not inconvenience themselves with a crash they aren't even at fault in.
Totally agree. He had to deal with the accident, insurance claims, rental cars, and diminshed value on his car on the insurance payment. Hope it was worth it.
@@mfpears True, he had the right of way. But that doesn't mean that you just plow into someone because they cut you off when you have the right of way. If I had that attitude here in Florida with all the bad drivers, I'd be in at least 2 collisions every day.
@@JustinDaniels And Anthony had the right to presume that the Dodge would make some kind of action other than turning into the middle of the two lanes. Yes he should have braked, but the Dodge shouldn't have made a pair of terrible driving decisions - trying to beat Anthony without accelerating, and turning into the left lane before changing it to both.
This looks like an insurance scam attempt by the Dodge to me. They recognized that Anthony probably wouldn't slow down in time and INTENTIONALLY stopped in the road to prevent an escape path.
Anthony got lucky although the other (van?) definitely deserved a ticket
#6 7:55 *Whoa wait a minute!? What do you mean, "what do you think"!? On coming car has the right of way during a yellow light!! Car making a left is 1,000% at fault here, no if, but or what about it!*