Finally Police Around When You Want , Bad driver gets caught by cops
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Hi .
This the dash camera footage from a driver who was being aggressive on the road trying to push through traffic .
And for once Good timing had a police car around to pull him over .
FYI a P plate is a sticker.sign on the car new drivers on a Provisional licence need to have to show on their car .
This was filmed in Sydney Australia .
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Music sounds like you guys are getting ready to pull your cookie tray out the oven, laughing and licking frosting off a spoon.
@Rene Ochoa Nothing wrong with that! 😁
I think you are right and it made me laugh hard... and I like the music too!
reminds me of my alarm tone on my mobile ...
that is what it's like if you dont speed :D
Plutotv just added the Julia Child channel, damn so addicting. so yeah, your comment is funnier 3 years later.
Everything about this video made me happy. Thank you!
Always love Scotts laugh when he hears the police sirens go off....it was a good catch however. great footage
For those that are asking what a "P plate" refers to, here's a general breakdown of the New South Wales, Australia licence system.
Basically you begin with your learner licence after passing a general knowledge test. You must be 16 years of age to apply. You have a restricted speed (90km/h up from 80km/h due to a system overhaul), you must have no alcohol in your system while driving, and must be supervised by a fully licenced driver at all times, who must be below their own blood alcohol limit of 0.05 grams in 100 millilitres of blood. Yellow plates with a black "L" must be displayed next to the front and rear number plates. This is held until you are both 17 years of age and have completed 120 hours of logbooked driving, 20 hours of which must be completed at night.
After that, you are taken for a driving test and if you pass, you are given your Provisional level 1, or "P1" licence. If you pass the test in a manual vehicle, you are permitted to drive either manual or automatic vehicles. If you pass in an automatic, you are restricted to automatic vehicles only for the duration of the P1 licence. Speed restriction remains the same as learner level, as does the zero alcohol limit, further restrictions include power limits on cars. This used to be a blanket prohibition of anything turbocharged or supercharged (with the exception of diesels) and anything above 6 cylinders. It has been recently amended to be based more on a power to weight ratio basis. The NSW Government has a full list of prohibited vehicles for provisional drivers. In place of the "L" plates, white plates with a red "P" are displayed next to the front and rear number plates. This licence must be held for a minimum period of 12 months before taking a "Hazard Perception Test" to proceed to the next level. P1 drivers are not permitted to apply for any other licence classes above "C" class (cars or any vehicle up to 4.5 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass, as well as any vehicle under that GVM that seats up to 12 adults). P1 drivers also are prohibited from towing trailers over 250 kilograms unladen weight.
You then proceed to Provisional level 2, or "P2" licence. Speed restriction is increased to 100km/h, zero alcohol remains, if you passed your driving test in an automatic vehicle, at this level you are now permitted to drive any transmission you choose. Power limits on vehicles remain the same. In place of the red P plates, white plates with a green "P" are displayed next to the front and rear number plates. This level of driver is now permitted to apply for licence classes up to Heavy Rigid (HR), allowing them to drive anything up to a rigid vehicle with 3 or more axles and a GVM of more than 8 tonnes. Any towed trailer must not weigh more than 9 tonnes. Towing restrictions for class "C" licences are lifted. The P2 licence must be held for a minimum period of 24 months before advancing.
Then comes the final test. P2 drivers undertake the Driver Qualification Test. Once passed, the driver obtains their full licence and all restrictions are lifted, blood alcohol limit becomes 0.05g.
TL;DR: New South Wales provides an extremely long journey to your full licence (anywhere from about 4 years, realistically).
Whew. Had no idea I still remembered that much of my driver's handbook.
Remind me not to drive there.
I got mine in 3 months because i was 18, and that was only because of appointment times. If i didn't have to wait it would've been like a month and a half
Nobody was wondering. Buy glad you got to show how much time you have to waste.
@@MCtravler I was quite interested to learn all that, and am quite happy to live in the US where I can drive whatever I want the minute I get my license as long as it's not a commercial vehicle or motorcycle.
I am shocked. I thought that the British system was overcomplicated bureaucracy until I just read your comment. WTF has happened to Australia? When did it go from a land of opportunity to an totalitarian one? Or is it just NSW that is this strict? I see that your comment was posted 7 years ago- have things changed since then?
What was it that Hannibal from The A-Team used to say? “I love it when a plan comes together” lol
Yup!
I pity the fool.
@@davefout5548
Mr. T.
@@raywyatt5368 yep and Hannibal Smith. Was always a George Peppard fan.
Heh heh heh
Justice Served! and to those who did not like the result, hope your driving gets better.
That definitely counts as a vintage SBTF of the week :)
For non-Australians, a "P" plate is for provisional drivers, or learners, so it's like the "L" plate in the UK.
actually in Australia, it's Learner's (yellow L plates, max 80km, held for 12 months plus driver must complete 120 hours of driving with an experienced driver. this is recorded and signed off in a book which is then taken to Service Australia, shown, before driver is allowed to sit the test for the red P's.) then Red Provisional (red P plates) for 3yrs (max 90km, driver sits for test before moving onto Green) then Green Provisional's (green P plates) for 2 years (max 100km, again, another driving test before moving on to a full licence ), before you get your black licence (full licence, max speed posted limit, so 110km). then there are also gold licences (given to those held licence for 5yrs with no fines or demerit points - me lol) and all the trucking licences.(LR (light rigid - small trucks), R (Rigid), HR (heavy rigid), HC (heavy combination). (and the bus drivers licence is different again). 🙃
@@melindafrazer1427 Wow. It sounds like you actually have to know how to drive to get a license in Australia! Not so here in California USA. And I wish we had something like your Gold License here - I haven't had a ticket in 30 years! Cheers from the States 🙂
I thought it was for privalidged drivers
I'm crying internally at the music on this video, the cut to the siren and laugh then back to the music
This puts a smile on my face
In the immortal words of Bill Lawry; "GOT 'IM, YES!"
This was awesome. Love when people prevent douche bags from getting their way. Kudos!!!
or just let it go and move on.
To be honest with you I see the same amount of this sort of thing from open drivers as well. I've been involved in three accidents since learning to drive. None were my fault and all involved people with a full license. The first was tailgating on the highway, I slammed my breaks when a kangaroo hopped onto the road and the car behind me ended up in my back seat. The second was being sideswiped by a car which didn't check his blind spot. The third was a car going 110+ on the highway crossed the centre line, almost caused a head on (I was lucky to swerve in time).
I am currently one my green P's and have never lost a point on my license. I think people notice P platers more because they are easily identified. While people ignore the bad driving of others.
Hi Alexia i wasn't putting video up to single out P platers , it was just the best way to describe what the video is about in title, , as you will see from my other videos i show all drivers doing the wrong thing , of any type, relax :)
Sorry, I should have looked closer. I sometimes go a bit overboard.
@@ScottsCarcameras how did you know that the driver of the car in the video was a p plater
@@ronessimenaldo "P" plate near the front registration
@@EuphoricBloodLust ah yes i see it now, thanks
I know he's a P player but he has the necessary qualifications to drive like that i.e a reflective jacket, a stupid "look at me I'm hard " haircut and most importantly, a stupid vacant smirk on his face 😂😅🤣
Ok quick question.... I’m American ...live in Las Vegas....what’s a P player? 🤓
@@Karabun yes sorry about that, dam predictive spelling, it should have read " P plater "
@@rayodell2870 Okay, quick question. I'm American, help me understand, what's a "P plater" and a "P plate"?
Thanks in advance.🤓
@@jeffhale2278 A plater is a driver who has just passed his or her driving test and HAS to abide by stricter laws. I believe this is mandatory in America and as I've lived in Australia for a while, I know that p platers driving cars or on bikes face very strict consequences if they make mistakes. If they are on a bike, they can't lane filter and must stay in the main line of traffic. In a car, they can't even carry alcohol for someone else and if they speed they can lose their license. If they don't stop before a stop line and stop on it they are fined as an experienced driver, and the fine can be as much as $260 Australian dollars
The giggle at 2:02 is gold!
The music made this stressful situation fade away. I feel like chasing butterflies now😂
The music made me feel like i needed to go rescue princess peach.
That's great, finally I bit of justice in the road :)
I would've bailed on the video if it weren't for the music. I found myself tapping my foot while listening to it and then chuckled at the driver's chuckle in the video. Good job putting this video together! Kudos.
Love them gotcha moments.
I like the casual Sunday drive music while the shit went down.
this isn't in the US so the cops aren't busy kicking down grandmaw's door looking for drug dealers ...they have time to ticket bad drivers
TRUE
Very well made video Scott, excellent music choice for the tone of the clip.
Very satisfying clip indeed, aside from the fact that the music made me feel like I was playing The Sims
YOU are my kind of driver! I'm a professional driver & every day I shut down people trying to pass on the right, or turn into the wrong lane - NOT on MY watch!
Gotta love the music and that chuckle haha
hurrah! Love the little chuckle of glee at the end.
These kinds of drivers are menaces.
The dude's chuckle is the best part of the whole thing.
Rob W HAHa thanks
Why does the music make me want to shave in the bath?
I love the music. Its very Karma like... lol.... and I always get a kick out of the music you put when the cops are coming..... this is the best channel! Keep up the brilliant work Scotty and DC Owners who submit. Have a safe but happy day out there 👌🙃
I love that laugh :)
If that's bad driving, need to come to States and see some truly bad driving.
billy kelly lol, or you can come with me to Istanbul.
Oh believe me, this don’t even scratch the surface of bad driving in Australia.
billy kelly; Try Naples (Italy). If you stop at a red light or proceed on a green light you will surely die. If you attempt to comply with any other rules of the road you will surely die.
OMG, remember watching that. Thanks Scotty and even though I drive a camry, never been on. 😊😊😊
you drive like me,i love it.i drive every day , every day i deal with idiots and every day i teach them humility and what its like to look at my taillights
Great captures and he deserves that
Making other p players who do obey the law look bad. Nope. Good on ya cop
That's how it's done
Good to see the police at work!
Good job blocking Mr p plate driver. And great on the police for noticing his poor driving abilities. Great all round 👏
You were just as bad "booked" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don't follow ?
I wonder if he had a big cry when he was asked about speeding then escalated into tantrums, screams, shouts, and roars
Love your little giggle !!
the college i went to is on a road called highway 51. people die on the road cause of speeding and whenever a car is cutting through traffic i speed up to the car in the next lane so they cant pass. they honk and get so mad i love it. i literally smile the whole way through. satifsction.
you should have all gotten tickets. you were driving on the wrong side of the road!
actually we are driving on the correct side of the road :)
Jim Spencer no steering wheel in correct position aswell doubles rights :)
Dane Mugford another one who watch the video but didn't bother doing research to get the facts, to see the person is driving on the correct side. As this video is from Australia not say America.
Damn, but we really need a "humor" font . . .
Pft! MUG is right! ;oP
I love the siren sounds
Hahaha! When I took a niece to dinner and shopping on her 11th birthday, we were stopped at a traffic light. A Mustang at the front of the cross traffic took off burning rubber, without seeing the cop right behind him. He found out, though!! We got a huge laugh out of that.
I saw something similar once. Two mustangs (a fox body and a retro body) decided to drag race. They tore off at the green light. And then 4 or 5 police cars came out of a I Hop across the street. I had to pull over because I was laughing so hard.
aww happy ending, should be like a disney movie.
Beautiful. Finally a cop around, yes, indeed. Those kinds of guys are the self-entitled drivers who think the left lane is for them to go as fast as they want, and even if you're already going 10mph above the limit, they'll still pull up on your ass real fast and try to bully you out of the way. Yep, they need to be put in their place.
You should still move out of the way instead of creating a battle of egos with 2-3 ton vehicles
@@ethannicosia979 exactly these people only care about themselves don’t care about anyone else’s time or even take into consideration if the other person is a better driver they slow you down because they aren’t fluid on the road they’re shitty drivers. Lol
@@22beepbeep22 It's not even about time. I refuse to drive in a pack of vehicles unless in bumper to bumper traffic. It's asinine to not have outs in case of an emergency, and piling close to each other severely limits visibility which is the most important aspect of driving.
The other point is, you're battling people's crazy, and there is always someone wilder than you. If it weren't for the abundance of dash cams, I'd have intentionally run a person or two off the road by now.
This guy should of let the careless driver pass him and go home alive and well.
@@stewartlancaster6155 Excuse me!
LOL! Love the mismatched music!!! Sounded like a diy tutorial video
Dash cams will save the world :)
Loved the evil chuckle @ 1:23. :-)
Such a good driver, he didn’t use the bus lane to over take hahaha
I got lucky years ago. 2 drunk dumbshits pulled out of a rest area with beer can up to mouth. Tried to force me over Semi with twin trailers. I was boxed in by heavy traffic in passing lane so held my ground. He gives me the finger as he rode the shoulder beer can still in hand. I had my co driver make a quick 911 call. Just happened to be a highway patrolman a few car lengths behind us. Next exit they were handcuffed while the trooper was stacking their empty beer cans on the hood. Priceless.
I love a happy ending.
That guys on the blue car is driving a Holden Commodore i think so
He got a double whammy. The ticket and even more late to where he was rushing off to.
Well played!!!
Looks like Epping Road. Cop car is marked as EW if I read it correctly, EW for Eastwood. Drive on Epping Road in peak hour regularly and you will see enough of lane hoppers around.
oh good old Epping Rd. I did a blocker on a scrub in a WRX. Even managed to get a few other drivers involved. Everyone drove at the speed limit and he kept weaving back and forth hoping to overtake but no one gave him room. He was fully raging by the time the road widened to 3 lanes
AvoidTheCadaver What satisfaction do you get from intentionally stopping someone who is trying to get somewhere? Let them be.
Alex Martin Intentionally stopping someone from breaking the law? Love it.
Let them be; if they are abiding by the road laws, sure.
The guy was driving downright dangerously and we were approaching the entrance to Macquarie University opposite a supermarket where there is a lot of pedestrian traffic in the day time. I'd say that's as good a reason to block a speeder as any
AvoidTheCadaver Ah, that does change my perspective. If that was not the case, I see no point in blocking people who are not likely to cause harm for going a few over. If any, they'll just get a ticket.
Perfectly InSane Speeding is hardly something as dangerous as you think it is, if not done in excess. I go above the speed limit everyday, and so does nearly everyone reading this comment. Going in excess is what matters. Tickets and speed limits are mostly posted for revenue than for actual safety, with the exception of school zones and those alike.
My God that was like an acid trip................holy shit!
Haha instant karma. Got to love that laugh though :D
"Tailgating, speeding and cutting people off" Sounds like the majority of Commodore drivers to me.
That'd be considered good driving in the states haha, great video though! Made my day :)
Cool Music, Looks Weird Seeing You Drive On The Opposite Side Of The Road (& Yes iKnow That's The Way It Is In Other Places), Relax ..........
realnigga10016 hey thanks , yeah it's funny right side drivering doesn't look weird to me, guess it's watching so much on tv , was in usa recently , found driving on right side seemed a bit more natural after a few days lol ,
Wish the police had been around yesterday when someone (not a P plater for once) was doing the same thing to me and everyone else on the road. Looks like the same road, too!
Giving P platers a bad rep yet again haha glad he got caught!!
Fund the police, and drive safely!
Its never a moment i want police around
Hmm. The cops wouldn't have known he was missing his rear P until they pulled him over; I'm betting they nabbed him for trying to overtake on the left. I guess you're lucky they decided he was the bigger catch, because speeding up to prevent someone from overtaking you is also an infringement. (I'm assuming this was in NSW?)
Hi , 1 the police would have know he was p plater when they scanned his plate before they pulled him over , 2 no it's on illegal to overtake on the left ? 3 No speeding up when someone is overtaking is not illegal on a Muiltple lane road , yes NSW , and no not illegal , police wouldn't have been interest in me as no laws broken :)
Hi 1) The licence plate of the car tells them who the car is registered to, not who's behind the wheel 3) Yeah, it's an infringement, and you say so yourself on other videos of yours, quoting a fine and the points awarded. The police couldn't have known the driver was a P-plater before looking at his licence, so what is it you think they pulled him over for?
The police may have assumed he was driving and pulled him over , the car may have beeen u registered or he may have oustsanding tickets etc , could be many reasons,
What do you think is an infringement the overtake to the left or sped up overtaking ? And if you know I quote the rules and there fore know the, why do you think I'm wrong , plead provide the rule number then ?
When they scan your registration, it does not provide details such as the licensed driver being on a provisionary license.
Larry David of cause it does , it shows what everything
HAHAHA Good Job thank you for removing this grub from the roads and Thank you for also emptying his bank 🏦 account
All the thumbs down ,are like that driver who was pulled over by the cops, cause that's how they drive .
Hahahaha instant Karma!! Love it Scott!
:)
As written in the video , the driver had a p plate on the front of the car but not on the back , that's how I know he's a p plater ,
GANTZ100pts Someone who has a provisional licence because he just passed his driving test shortly.
Chief Kurtz No because we have learner permits as well. Where a full licence holder must accompany the learner.
aussie bloke has nothing to do with the age I know p plates that are like 35 lol sad what are you no about
aussie bloke fuck that license nonsense.
Chief Kurtz P-plates have no American equivalent except perhaps a hardship permit for someone with a suspended license. But even that's not quite the same.
That’s the most famous statement. A cop when you need one.
Which is why I tailgate so little immature guys can not zig zag. When they try I just yell out "SNOWFLAKE"
B-but he d-does have a P-plate on his C-car!!
I hope we have those kind of police in our contry where they instantly arrest or give ticket once they see a traffic violator.
sometimes, life is good.
Always good to see..!!
If someone is trying to speed, I just let them pass. They clearly have somewhere to go. They can determine what feels safe to them as long as it isn't a residential street.
Hi no that got updated you don't do that anymore .
That area is where I grew up North Ryde, Eastwood. Epping .....
So you're one of the entitled ones that can't stand to let someone pass you?
Justice!!!!! I wish this would happen to me. I drive alot and God knows I've asked when is there a cop when u need one.
We got one!!! Another Bogandore bites the dust hehe
LOL....I can't stand douche drivers! Nice scenery ♥
jenntip yeah nice scenery 😋
jenntip I
Thats some funky ass beats you got going
that was perfect. hope he learned a lesson
More than likely not
No he won’t
I can imagine driving on the right side of the car. It's like sitting in the passenger seat when someone suddenly slides the steering wheel and pedals over to you. I can see myself sitting in a car that I own on a warm summer evening talking with my friends standing outside of it. Sun just starting to set. I want to describe what I am thinking but it has too much detail. Then I think of the same thing with the driver's seat on the left. It just doesn't seem as nice. I think driving on the left and right side of a car are 2 completely different experiences. Experiences that I would like to experience myself. Same goes with the roads. When I think of a British or Australian urban street, It seems so much nicer than an American one just because of the roads.
I don't think it would be that hard to get used to driving on the other side of the road, but I have never driven on the left side of the road before so I wouldn't know.
Tholaran97 Australian roads are rather bad mostly, to much distance to cover and not enough money to pay for them.
When I was in the US years ago it took me no time to get used to driving but it took me ages to get used to being a passenger, crossing the road was scary as fuck :)
This is Australian - not British. 'P plater' is actually nothing but a slang term for a provisional license holder - typically one would hold one after learning to drive (L plates). A provisional license is a restricted permit to operate a vehicle under certain conditions. As far as I know the main restraints were, top speed and alcohol intake (both lower), possibly more these days.
I believe there are similar licensing systems in place in countries other than Britain or Australia, too.
The camera car loves the right hand lane.
what would be the difference if they loved the middle or left ? none :)
Beautiful justice
Great video. What's the music you used .,?
The cop has a Holden Commodore. I'd love to drive one of those. Unfortunately, my country stopped importing them a few years ago because the brand that it was badged under went bankrupt.
Nah they are shit , buy a ford falcon :)
+Scotts Car Cameras what brand was importing them / went out of business ?
Scotts Car Cameras
It was called the Pontiac Bonneville. I found out about this when I visited a dealer and was shocked to see "Import papers" taped to the window (it's required in the US and it clearly said "Importer: Holden Cars Australia"!)
All they did was remove the badges and put Pontiac badges and maybe switch out a few interior body panels but it was definitely a Commodore. It was not cheap, they cost over $50,000 US! Bloody hell!
good result - he shouldn't bring his bad practises to Australia. Leave them at home.
haha nice play ! :)
That chuckle! i wanna buy you a beer.
Thanks next time I'm at Bligh park tavern I'll let you know ;)
Love your clips matey.
lol so good!
but as a perpetual speeder myself, i like to let impatient dickheads pass me so they can be the one to get the cop’s attention!
it has worked numerous times.
Nice one Scott!
Bloody GO THE boys in blue.
Beautiful.
Merry Christmas
LOL. Wish I was there to see it.
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