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He's not blaming the van. Read: "From a defensive driving perspective." Defensive driving, and right of way / who's at fault, are two different issues. Just because the bus driver was in the wrong doesn't mean the van driver couldn't have avoided the collision.
Bus driver certainly to blame here, but van driver didn't start braking until a full 5 seconds after the bus started coming over. Surely anyone would notice a huge red vehicle right next to them coming over into their lane right away? Victim not to blame of course, but their sense of self preservation seems a tad...slow.
I don't think anyone doubts the bus is at fault. I think it's less about victim blaming and more about wondering why the minivan driver didn't have a stronger and faster fear for his literal (and I use that OG style) survival.
As someone else pointed out in the comments, victim blaming and pointing out a perceived lack of defensive driving are two different things. Of course the bus driver is at fault, but wouldn't you notice a big red bus right next to you coming over into your lane right away? It took the van driver 5 full seconds to start braking.
The point is, the van driver had the option to do his best to avoid the accident but clearly chose not to. Besides, we can't see what was happening on the front RHS of the bus, maybe there was a reason he had to swerve. It's not about who's right or wrong, its about who gets to go home with their vehicle intact.
@poruatokin 😂😂😂... I guess standing on the brakes and hugging the curb, as someone illegally enters your line of travel is not "trying to avoid" an accident. 😂
Video 17 the bus driver is 100% at fault driver ether deliberately forced himself into the left lane or failed to look thoroughly before making a lane change. It is not the responsibility of every other person on the road to stop immediately so you can do what ever you want
The caption was poorly worded (MDS strikes again), but there is actually a point to be made here about defensive driving. I would like to think I would notice a big red bus right next to me coming over into my lane and take evasive action *before* a full 5 seconds went by which is how long it took the van driver to react. Of course the bus driver is absolutely at fault, but man, can't help but think the van driver could have saved themselves with just a tap of the brakes and a beep of the horn.
Oh no no no no no! At 5:45, the bus did NOT signal and the bus does NOT have right of way. The car was ALREADY in the lane next to the bus. The LAW is, if there is traffic in the lane next to you, YOU must yield to traffic in the lane. The vehicle CHANGING POSITION MUST YIELD to EXTANT (existing) TRAFFIC. Duh.! These rules have been in place for over 75 years! It is UNBELIEVABLE that people claim ignorance. I hope the SUV sued the hell out of the bus company. Outrageous!
On the other hand, the van driver had the option to brake, get out of the situation and avoid the contact but he chose not to. Doesn't excuse the bus driver, but then we can't see what was happening on the other side of the bus that might have made him swerve.
@poruatokin I guess you didn't watch the same video that we did... Van driver is on the the brakes the entire time the bus is coming over on them... 🫣🫣🫣🫣
@@joshblevins7609No he wasn't "braking the entire time" , not in the video I watched. Yes, he did brake finally, but only after several seconds where the bus was already over the line. He was either very slow, or just being indignant, either way, he gets to go home with the broken vehicle and the insurance hassle, so he lost the game
@@KamInBim 1) No 2) No I am not 3) Just playing devil's advocate, you can't see the full situation from this video, there's 101 reasons why the bus may have deviated from his lane. 4) The van driver needs to learn proper defensive driving, i.e. don't put yourself into a situation where bad things might happen. 5) You need to grow up.
@@hestushenchman The original idea behind that design was to not slow down emergency vehicles as much as full-width bumps. I see a lot of them incorrectly broken up without much reason to back it up.
5:50-- nothing was done out of spite nor did the car need to slow down. The car was maintaining their lane. If the bus had their signal on indicating it needed to come over then the car still had the right to maintain their lane but you could try to say he didn't let the bus over out of spite etc. However this was not the case. The bus had no indicator on and looked like it was going straight. It looks like the bus just failed to maintain their lane and came over into the car. Bus was completely at fault.
Also, as the incursion happened in the intersection, where there is no lane marking, the van driver probably couldn't even tell how far across the bus had come.
7:35 - patience is a virtue. I know it's irritating to deal with that stuff but one of the ideas I live by when I am in my car is i cannot see in front of the car in front of me - if they're slowing or stopped, I assume it's for a reason. and yeah if it's for no reason at all it's so ANNNNOOYINGGGGGGGG but like ... not the end of the world.
Heaven forbid they should ever have a problem with their own vehicle and need to turn on their 4-way flashers to alert other drivers there's a potential problem to avoid. Duh, they're called "hazard" lights for a reason!
They were letting the pickup truck merge back onto the road. Cammer was pretty quick to get upset over something that would have taken a few seconds to resolve.
It's actually really dangerous to come to a complete stop in a lane of traffic to "let someone merge" for the same reason that you don't stop to leave a gap for someone to cross a multiple-lane road as we see again and again in these videos. The onus is on the truck to stop safely and merge safely when it is clear. The person in the lane of travel should not have stopped. We don't know the truck's dilemma so we can't blame them, but it would have been nice if they weren't stopped in the middle of the off ramp.
@@Joe-by8jh what the...? Last March we got 30" overnight in Montana. I got up at 5am and snow blowed my driveway. Then I drove through 24" drifts to get to work up a twisty mountain road. Somehow I made it without crashing. I guess it was a good thing I wasn't playing that song!
Looks like they turned past the max grip angle of their tires causing their front wheels to plow ahead instead of steer. Bet they hyper focused on the approaching guardrail too, always look where you want to go!
There once was a man from Ontario Who listened to Juan Gabriel in stereo We all watched him fail And hit the guardrail 'Cuz it rarely does snow in the barrio!
@@ovalhead1412 what's racist? 1.) They need to be taken to court. 2.) the description in the video says they were laughing and taking pictures at the scene of the accident. To the driver's of the van, it was a sick game
It still baffles me that people see a car on a straight path to their side and steer directly into it every single time. That was a totally avoidable accident for the cammer if they just didn't panic.
I can tell that a lot of you don't actually know how ABS works by your comments on the ice sliding. Most ABS systems are not programmed with checks to determine if you are sliding on ice with all four wheels locked up or if you just hit the brakes and stopped. Cheap ABS systems only look at wheel speeds, and if they all match it won't engage.
4:30-- good think you included you were picking up sandwiches. That would change the entire outcome of a court case if that bit of info wasn't in there.
And the person stopping in the middle of the road with nothing in front of them makes the cammer impatient, while the driver ahead of them stop's, risking anyone behind them to crash into the back of their vehicle for stopping on a active road for someone in a turning lane...
#20 7:07 Why do people think they have to wait until the last second to merge or exit the highway. They give them all that room to do it safely and they don't. I merge or exit at the first safe moment. And, contrary to the "Trucker", there was room in from of the semi to merge when it was legal.
there was room for the jeep to merge but he wasn't at speed. so it was not safe. its not a truck drivers job to slow down for you. they get paid by the mile and only have so many hours of the day to drive. idiots like the jeep driver cost them money.
100% Agree, that is one of my biggest pet peeves. People insist on riding the merge lane down to the very last second, even if they can merge earlier. Or people that are getting off at an exit and enter the exit lane at the last second, same thing but reversed, very annoying
There are so many people who don't know how to drive. Sure, they know the basic functions of a car. They know what the brake and gas pedals do, they know what the steering wheel does, but a lot of times, it's limited to that.
I got my license in January. I just finished my 56th consecutive snowy winter. I have never once lost control of my car. I have, many times, lost traction with the road due to snow and ice. But I have never lost control of my car.
The van avoiding the speedbumps, id do the same thing as long as its clear. Although, i drive a lowered car and would have to nearly stop at every one of them, im sure people behind me would rather me go around 😂
I always wonder. If they don't have insurance can you not just sue and garner their wages or something. In this case the parents. Uninsured drivers should not get a free ride.
@@Extremaduur I doubt the insurance company would go after the drivers parents unless they owned the vehicle he was driving. But the cammer could absolutely seek punitive and pain and suffering compensation through a private attorney. I have a friend who was in a similar situation with an uninsured driver, and she won a $80,000 settlement. The lawyer took 30% off the top, and my friend has yet to see a dime. The local court collections will eventually send it to the State Franchise Tax Board if the person doesn't set up a payment plan, and then the state will garnish up to 25% of their gross wages every paycheck. But it takes a long time to get to that point.
6:55 - that jeep made question out loud why tf he slowed down! He had all the room in the world to speed up or slow down a bit without losing momentum in the beginning. It's not rocket science to make a decision like that and to properly and safely merge
0:28 Assuming your car had ABS (mandated since 2012), think it's more likely you hit the curb because you oversteered. It's a bit counter intuitive, but if the car is just plowing streight ahead, turning the wheels less can actually increase your ability to turn.
OH NO NO NO! AT 5:45, the SUV was ALEADY in the lane. The LAW says that vehicles CHANGING STATUS (lane, speed, position, etc.) MUST YIELD to traffic already in the lane or on course. These laws have been around for 75 years at least. To claim ignorance is just stupid -- and illegal! Also, the bus DID NOT SIGNAL! Also illegal! No passenger vehicle can protect itself from such nonsense, especially with NO SIGNAL from the bus. Outrageous! And outrageous to question who is at fault -- the bus is at fault ! The rules (laws) are CLEAR !!!!!
I feel your frustration and can relate #20. Just the other day some dingleberry in a big ol SUV matched my speed while she was merging then just started moving over like I wasn't even there. She responded to my horn and dropped behind me instead, only to ride way too close like I had done something wrong. I was on cruise control, the speed matching was all on you bb, figure it out
1:06 the transmission locked up which could have been mechanical failure but my surmise is the car was shifted into reverse or park. So dramatic was the incident it leads me to believe it was operator error.
Yes, but it's safer to pull up to turn left when you see an opening in traffic, in one clean motion, rather than blocking an intersection and forcing a red light showdown.
4:08 Car waiting to pull out on left -- then car on right pulls out! I had the reverse happen to me in 2001. Traffic coming from right, which was near a big shoe company, so I kept an eye out just in case. But a woman who stopped at stop sign on left, figured she had time to cross over -- but didn't. Saw her out of the corner of my eye and braked. But it had just started to rain, so slight oil slick caused me to slide into her. Hit her just behind rear door, and her car swung into a minivan waiting at stop on right (woman driver of van cried, since it wasn't her van.) Radiator and engine were pushed back on left side, and my 1992 Toyota Tercel was totaled! Bought new, and just needed a $1500 engine job (at dealer) to be like new again. I got $2875 from insurance, and got an older used car for $3000.
6:55. Looks like Jeep just needed to hit the gas a bit sooner, get out in front, which undoubtedly would have resulted in no problem merging. I agree with cammer's assessment of this one.
It is irritating when the car that is merging ahead of you decides to slow down before merging in front of you; or they don't make any adjustments to speed up or slow down until the last second. The guy in the Jeep was completely oblivious to the truck he was merging in front of.
@@anglachel1 A jeep is light enough that a 4-cyl/5sp wouldn't have any issue getting up to speed with that long of a merge lane. If he has it re-geared for off-roading so that it can't go freeway speeds, then he needs to not be on the freeway.
At least in the video at 0:28, it looks like the cause was too much steering input. In slick conditions, turning the wheel past a certain point can cause the front wheels to start plowing ahead instead of steering you. Technically it can happen in dry conditions too, but the speed and amount of steering input required are so much higher that most people are unlikely to ever experience it.
@raymondcaylor6292 rears locking up, but not the front, is what it looked like to me. E-brake, or the sudden change to reverse? Hard to say, but definitely ODD!
"4 wheelers who CANNOT figure out how to MERGE". No, BUD, YOU should have either slowed down, or moved into the left lane instead of dangerously speeding up ON PURPOSE TOO. Truckers like you should not be allowed to drive semis
#5 what in the world caused that car to do that?? I’m watching on an iPhone (small screen) but I don’t see anything ahead that would have caused such a thing to happen…
8:52 van wasn't incompetent, he was just missing the bumps. Yes, it's illegal to drive on the other side, but there wasn't anyone in that lane and he saved a lot of wear and tear on his vehicle.
A few things 1. 5:50 The cammer was simply saying that defensive driving on the mini van's part could have saved it from the accident, not trying to say it was the mini van's fault. But yea, it's still 100% the bus driver's fault for failure to maintain lane. 2. 6:14 I sure hope those kids got chewed out by their parents. (Probably charged with juvenile underage driving)
방향지시등의 옭바른 사용법을 알려드리겠습니다. 1) 차선을 바꾸거나 좌,우회전 해야 할 경우 무조건 방향지시등을 먼저 작동시킨다. 2) 방향을 바꾸려는 쪽에 다른 차량이 있는지 사람이 있는지를 확인 한다. 3) 상기 2)항에서 다른차량이나 사람이 없다면 차량을 천천히 차선변경 또는 좌,우회전을 한다.(여기서 천천히가 중요하다) 4) 상기 2)항에서 다른차량이 있다면 차량이 지나가고 난후 진입하거나 차량이 양보를 해 주는 경우 진입한다. 5) 상기 2)항에서 사람이 있을 경우 상당한(X 100) 주의를 기울여 차량을 조작하여 차선을 변경하거나 좌,우회전을 한다.....
Funny the guy in Toronto pushing in the snowy corner, you can see previous tracks to also hit the curb in the same spot. BTW guy, your music didn't cause this, lack of snowtires caused it. The way your car just pushed in that corner is def not snow tires at that slow speed.
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5:55 Really blaming the van? How dare they travel in their lane! 100% on the bus driver not checking mirrors here.
He's not blaming the van. Read: "From a defensive driving perspective." Defensive driving, and right of way / who's at fault, are two different issues. Just because the bus driver was in the wrong doesn't mean the van driver couldn't have avoided the collision.
Bus driver certainly to blame here, but van driver didn't start braking until a full 5 seconds after the bus started coming over. Surely anyone would notice a huge red vehicle right next to them coming over into their lane right away? Victim not to blame of course, but their sense of self preservation seems a tad...slow.
5:50 Now that is some serious victim blaming
I don't think anyone doubts the bus is at fault. I think it's less about victim blaming and more about wondering why the minivan driver didn't have a stronger and faster fear for his literal (and I use that OG style) survival.
There are real victims, and there are people that choose to be victims. The van driver was in the second category.
@@poruatokin and you are a god damn troglodyte.
As someone else pointed out in the comments, victim blaming and pointing out a perceived lack of defensive driving are two different things. Of course the bus driver is at fault, but wouldn't you notice a big red bus right next to you coming over into your lane right away? It took the van driver 5 full seconds to start braking.
5:54 "out of spite"? The dude was maintaining his lane and the bus crossed over into his lane. How dare he drive while there are morons around....
i sure as hell aint movin out the way for a city bus. hit me please LMAO
cha Ching@@jsvice
The point is, the van driver had the option to do his best to avoid the accident but clearly chose not to. Besides, we can't see what was happening on the front RHS of the bus, maybe there was a reason he had to swerve.
It's not about who's right or wrong, its about who gets to go home with their vehicle intact.
@poruatokin 😂😂😂... I guess standing on the brakes and hugging the curb, as someone illegally enters your line of travel is not "trying to avoid" an accident. 😂
@@joshblevins7609 Except that he didn't stand on the brakes until way, way too late. Either very slow reaction time or just being a dick.
Video 17 the bus driver is 100% at fault driver ether deliberately forced himself into the left lane or failed to look thoroughly before making a lane change. It is not the responsibility of every other person on the road to stop immediately so you can do what ever you want
Or maybe he's avoiding an accident which we cannot see. The USA has those dopey "turn right on red" junctions which may have played a part in this.
5:34: What anyone "feels" is irrelevant to determining fault. The bus failed to maintain lane and hit the van, not the other way around.
The caption was poorly worded (MDS strikes again), but there is actually a point to be made here about defensive driving. I would like to think I would notice a big red bus right next to me coming over into my lane and take evasive action *before* a full 5 seconds went by which is how long it took the van driver to react. Of course the bus driver is absolutely at fault, but man, can't help but think the van driver could have saved themselves with just a tap of the brakes and a beep of the horn.
@@Sn0trocket Bus driver needed to "save" it, and get back into his own lane, not the victim just minding his own business.
5:50 Regardless of what the cammer thinks, the van was in the right, had the lane and the bus is at fault.
@7:10 “WAKE UP PRINCESS” had me dying 😂
That dude in the jeep is my entire town. I hate driving to work and school in the morning
The bus at 5:38 wasn’t even paying attention
Or maybe he was paying attention to his front right hand side which we don't get to see in the video.
@@poruatokin you're way too invested in trying to blame the victim. Were you driving the bus?
@@rickpartlow534 lol I was thinking the same thing.
Oh no no no no no! At 5:45, the bus did NOT signal and the bus does NOT have right of way. The car was ALREADY in the lane next to the bus. The LAW is, if there is traffic in the lane next to you, YOU must yield to traffic in the lane. The vehicle CHANGING POSITION MUST YIELD to EXTANT (existing) TRAFFIC. Duh.! These rules have been in place for over 75 years! It is UNBELIEVABLE that people claim ignorance. I hope the SUV sued the hell out of the bus company. Outrageous!
On the other hand, the van driver had the option to brake, get out of the situation and avoid the contact but he chose not to. Doesn't excuse the bus driver, but then we can't see what was happening on the other side of the bus that might have made him swerve.
@poruatokin I guess you didn't watch the same video that we did... Van driver is on the the brakes the entire time the bus is coming over on them... 🫣🫣🫣🫣
@@joshblevins7609No he wasn't "braking the entire time" , not in the video I watched.
Yes, he did brake finally, but only after several seconds where the bus was already over the line. He was either very slow, or just being indignant, either way, he gets to go home with the broken vehicle and the insurance hassle, so he lost the game
@@poruatokin are you the bus driver? You're under almost every comment about this clip
@@KamInBim
1) No
2) No I am not
3) Just playing devil's advocate, you can't see the full situation from this video, there's 101 reasons why the bus may have deviated from his lane.
4) The van driver needs to learn proper defensive driving, i.e. don't put yourself into a situation where bad things might happen.
5) You need to grow up.
These sub titles...... "I was on my way to pick up a sandwich". Oh, thanks.... we were all wondering .....
Well, social media is all about taking a picture of lunch and posting it.
“I just got done with a 12 hour shift and was hungry so on my way to jack in the box when this happened”
I was mainly concerned with the time stamp 😂
I was wondering😂
8:53: Van seems to be deliberately skirting those speed bumps. Illegal, yes; "impaired?" Doubtful.
Those are some stupid speed bumps. I've never seen them broken in sections like that. Around where I am, they are solid all the way across.
, they're on a hill. It's most likey for channeling water.
@@hestushenchman The original idea behind that design was to not slow down emergency vehicles as much as full-width bumps. I see a lot of them incorrectly broken up without much reason to back it up.
5:50-- nothing was done out of spite nor did the car need to slow down. The car was maintaining their lane. If the bus had their signal on indicating it needed to come over then the car still had the right to maintain their lane but you could try to say he didn't let the bus over out of spite etc. However this was not the case. The bus had no indicator on and looked like it was going straight. It looks like the bus just failed to maintain their lane and came over into the car. Bus was completely at fault.
Also, as the incursion happened in the intersection, where there is no lane marking, the van driver probably couldn't even tell how far across the bus had come.
7:35 - patience is a virtue. I know it's irritating to deal with that stuff but one of the ideas I live by when I am in my car is i cannot see in front of the car in front of me - if they're slowing or stopped, I assume it's for a reason. and yeah if it's for no reason at all it's so ANNNNOOYINGGGGGGGG but like ... not the end of the world.
I'm not even sure what the cammer was gonna do, was he gonna go around and cut off the truck with the hazard lights on or something?
Heaven forbid they should ever have a problem with their own vehicle and need to turn on their 4-way flashers to alert other drivers there's a potential problem to avoid. Duh, they're called "hazard" lights for a reason!
And there isn't any way to know from the cammers position that a pedestrian / motorcycle was not injured laying in the road.
They were letting the pickup truck merge back onto the road. Cammer was pretty quick to get upset over something that would have taken a few seconds to resolve.
It's actually really dangerous to come to a complete stop in a lane of traffic to "let someone merge" for the same reason that you don't stop to leave a gap for someone to cross a multiple-lane road as we see again and again in these videos. The onus is on the truck to stop safely and merge safely when it is clear. The person in the lane of travel should not have stopped. We don't know the truck's dilemma so we can't blame them, but it would have been nice if they weren't stopped in the middle of the off ramp.
00:50 Bro, I can't believe it. Every time I listen to Abrazame muy Fuerte I forget how to drive in snow, too!
This clip is so insane...like, how do you get distracted by a song lmao
@@Joe-by8jh what the...? Last March we got 30" overnight in Montana. I got up at 5am and snow blowed my driveway. Then I drove through 24" drifts to get to work up a twisty mountain road. Somehow I made it without crashing. I guess it was a good thing I wasn't playing that song!
I just have to close my eyes and sing along every time!
I'm glad that I DON'T listen to that natural fertilizer!
Looks like they turned past the max grip angle of their tires causing their front wheels to plow ahead instead of steer. Bet they hyper focused on the approaching guardrail too, always look where you want to go!
There once was a man from Ontario
Who listened to Juan Gabriel in stereo
We all watched him fail
And hit the guardrail
'Cuz it rarely does snow in the barrio!
😆
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6:15 - you *_ARE_* taking the kids and their families to court, aren't you? *_WELL ARE YOU???_*
They can snap a selfie in juvenile hall
That was very racist of you to say
@@ovalhead1412 what's racist? 1.) They need to be taken to court. 2.) the description in the video says they were laughing and taking pictures at the scene of the accident. To the driver's of the van, it was a sick game
@@IntelliPocalypse you want to put innocent poc children in jail after all of the hardship they go through?
@@ovalhead1412 hello! They took a vehicle with no license and crashed into someone and put them in the hospital
@9:14 that's funny since Washington drivers are famously known for driving badly in Oregon
I thought the van was obviously minimizing the speed bumps.
Yep. And then the cammer makes an illegal pass on a double yellow line to prove they are an even bigger idiot.
3:47 woman materializes out of the light like she's getting off the ship in Close Encounters.
👍🤣🤣
4:30 nothing was explained in the context. Just someone going to pick up their sandwiches.
what is there to explain? obviously the white sedan just failed to yield
@@Ten_Thirty_Sevendid you get your sandwich on time?
@@Ten_Thirty_Sevendid both parties stop? Did cammer provide footage to them?
"Driver almost hit me" That driver wasn't even close to hitting you.
1:12 i wonder if the passenger just ripped the handbrake, back wheels lock up before brake lights come on
5:50 ....What?!
.....what the F---!!!
6:18
Teenagers joyriding, causing an accident, and having zero fear of consequences?
I'm gonna go out on a limb here....
That's too much noticing you're doing there. The "teens" are at it again!
It still baffles me that people see a car on a straight path to their side and steer directly into it every single time. That was a totally avoidable accident for the cammer if they just didn't panic.
@@arc00taTrue - Golden rule is to avoid a head on collision at any cost.
Good ole De-gen Z.
Unbelievable how many drivers mistake their horn for their brake
#7 is in alhambra, ca and that entire shopping complex is crazy to navigate in lol
1:10 "Dude what would happen if you pulled your hanbdrake on a busy 2 lane highway?"
"Idk dude let's find out..."
*post spin-out:
"Duuuuuuuuuuude!"
1st clip "Almost hit me" OMG. At least he didn't say it was closer than it looks, wide angle lens.
I can tell that a lot of you don't actually know how ABS works by your comments on the ice sliding. Most ABS systems are not programmed with checks to determine if you are sliding on ice with all four wheels locked up or if you just hit the brakes and stopped. Cheap ABS systems only look at wheel speeds, and if they all match it won't engage.
1:07 Looks like he jammed it into park!
2:38 Good job of hitting the brakes while honking the horn. You can do both.
4:30-- good think you included you were picking up sandwiches. That would change the entire outcome of a court case if that bit of info wasn't in there.
7:22 it just shows how impatient you are cammer.
And the person stopping in the middle of the road with nothing in front of them makes the cammer impatient, while the driver ahead of them stop's, risking anyone behind them to crash into the back of their vehicle for stopping on a active road for someone in a turning lane...
#20 7:07 Why do people think they have to wait until the last second to merge or exit the highway. They give them all that room to do it safely and they don't. I merge or exit at the first safe moment.
And, contrary to the "Trucker", there was room in from of the semi to merge when it was legal.
there was room for the jeep to merge but he wasn't at speed. so it was not safe. its not a truck drivers job to slow down for you. they get paid by the mile and only have so many hours of the day to drive. idiots like the jeep driver cost them money.
100% Agree, that is one of my biggest pet peeves. People insist on riding the merge lane down to the very last second, even if they can merge earlier. Or people that are getting off at an exit and enter the exit lane at the last second, same thing but reversed, very annoying
The dude was accelerating like it was a 2 cylinder engine.
They’re likely the the type to try to do a zipper merge and try to get to the front.
There are so many people who don't know how to drive. Sure, they know the basic functions of a car. They know what the brake and gas pedals do, they know what the steering wheel does, but a lot of times, it's limited to that.
6:14 I wonder if they were still laughing when the cops showed up.
Good afternoon y’all Happy Tuesday #1
I got my license in January. I just finished my 56th consecutive snowy winter. I have never once lost control of my car. I have, many times, lost traction with the road due to snow and ice. But I have never lost control of my car.
You've driven 56 years since January?
6:28 Dinner and a show. Nice!
The "teens" are at it again!
Wake up princess lol
The van avoiding the speedbumps, id do the same thing as long as its clear. Although, i drive a lowered car and would have to nearly stop at every one of them, im sure people behind me would rather me go around 😂
1:10 Does the occupant pull the handbrake? 🧐
By moving it "up" as opposed to pushing it "down".
3:13 You answered your own question. Panic. Someone knowing what they're doing and not panicking isn't going to be mashin' them brakes.
6:05 The usual suspects
Blacks?
7:35 - Take your meds.
0:35 its so obvious when cammers havent driven in snow before
Great video!😸
#5 uhh what does this button do 😅 EBRAKE!!!
6:11 Wow! A 14 year old with all of that? Uninsured, unlicensed, expired tags, & registration. Where are his parents? Sue the parents.
We can only speculate as to the race of the occupants of the van...
I always wonder. If they don't have insurance can you not just sue and garner their wages or something. In this case the parents. Uninsured drivers should not get a free ride.
Add in getting CPS involved
@@Extremaduur a 14 year old can't be insured anywhere in the US
@@Extremaduur I doubt the insurance company would go after the drivers parents unless they owned the vehicle he was driving. But the cammer could absolutely seek punitive and pain and suffering compensation through a private attorney. I have a friend who was in a similar situation with an uninsured driver, and she won a $80,000 settlement. The lawyer took 30% off the top, and my friend has yet to see a dime. The local court collections will eventually send it to the State Franchise Tax Board if the person doesn't set up a payment plan, and then the state will garnish up to 25% of their gross wages every paycheck. But it takes a long time to get to that point.
6:55 - that jeep made question out loud why tf he slowed down! He had all the room in the world to speed up or slow down a bit without losing momentum in the beginning. It's not rocket science to make a decision like that and to properly and safely merge
0:03 - I did this once.
But I was new to the area, and it was a dark and rainy night.
6:20 What????
I can't believe this 😳
5:53 oh he knew what he was doing. he did not want to let the bus cut him off
"YOU are REQUIREDE to YEILD"
But not requirede to learn to spell apparently
0:28 Assuming your car had ABS (mandated since 2012), think it's more likely you hit the curb because you oversteered. It's a bit counter intuitive, but if the car is just plowing streight ahead, turning the wheels less can actually increase your ability to turn.
4:29 You weren't time travelling to get sandwiches? That would be a more interesting story to tell.
OH NO NO NO! AT 5:45, the SUV was ALEADY in the lane. The LAW says that vehicles CHANGING STATUS (lane, speed, position, etc.) MUST YIELD to traffic already in the lane or on course. These laws have been around for 75 years at least. To claim ignorance is just stupid -- and illegal! Also, the bus DID NOT SIGNAL! Also illegal! No passenger vehicle can protect itself from such nonsense, especially with NO SIGNAL from the bus. Outrageous! And outrageous to question who is at fault -- the bus is at fault ! The rules (laws) are CLEAR !!!!!
I feel your frustration and can relate #20. Just the other day some dingleberry in a big ol SUV matched my speed while she was merging then just started moving over like I wasn't even there. She responded to my horn and dropped behind me instead, only to ride way too close like I had done something wrong. I was on cruise control, the speed matching was all on you bb, figure it out
1:59 The lady looks drunk, especially with her reaction at 2:02 in the video.
Driving on the wrong side of the road, too.
If people would focus and braking and swerving ,instead of wasting one hand honking the damn horn, then they just might be able to avoid the accident.
You are wrong you’re not supposed to swerve or you can cause an accident and then everything is on you genius
1:06 the transmission locked up which could have been mechanical failure but my surmise is the car was shifted into reverse or park. So dramatic was the incident it leads me to believe it was operator error.
My bet is on a 'money shift' as well
7:15 We call that "shit or git"
1:00 - Can't say for sure, but does the cammer have any light on? No sign of illumination on the side of the car coming over.
Yeah other guy had signal on too. Yet cammer keeps on speeding up to pass. Cammer could slow down and be courteous
4:16 That's why you need to be a bit hesitant and wait for that last one through because more often than not this is the situation and result.
Yes, but it's safer to pull up to turn left when you see an opening in traffic, in one clean motion, rather than blocking an intersection and forcing a red light showdown.
1:07 Glad the white car got out of your way. A bit dramatic but courteous. haha
Failed attempt at brake checking the red truck.
@@bobroberts2371 Really, that's the best you can come up with?
@@bobroberts2371 Failed attempt at inserting reasonable hypothesis.
1:46 Cruising down the wrong side, not a care in the freaking world...
Funny thing about your comment is that it’s true about both the cammer and the other car lol
@6:14 that’s fu’ed up! 😡
6:25 I think they need to mark those lanes a little more clearly.
9:24 .......As you cross over a double yellow line to pass.
8:52 😂 i usually say the same. When they act like complete jerks its cuz they have to poo.
"From defensive driving perfective"
4:08 Car waiting to pull out on left -- then car on right pulls out! I had the reverse happen to me in 2001. Traffic coming from right, which was near a big shoe company, so I kept an eye out just in case. But a woman who stopped at stop sign on left, figured she had time to cross over -- but didn't. Saw her out of the corner of my eye and braked. But it had just started to rain, so slight oil slick caused me to slide into her. Hit her just behind rear door, and her car swung into a minivan waiting at stop on right (woman driver of van cried, since it wasn't her van.) Radiator and engine were pushed back on left side, and my 1992 Toyota Tercel was totaled! Bought new, and just needed a $1500 engine job (at dealer) to be like new again. I got $2875 from insurance, and got an older used car for $3000.
8:53 The van driver is too sensitive to run over a speed bump.
#11 i have a feeling it was an insurance scam
0:48 And I wasn't intelligent enough to put on the wipers. Those who are attentive don't have to pay.
Depending in the type of sandwich, there is no further explanation needed
0:06 almost hit you? Shut up. They weren’t even close.
6:55. Looks like Jeep just needed to hit the gas a bit sooner, get out in front, which undoubtedly would have resulted in no problem merging. I agree with cammer's assessment of this one.
6:46 fwd and you can’t maintain speed even if you was speeding that’s an easy pass
7:18 it’s a merge lane. You don’t have to yield. Needless to say the jump driver could and had plenty of time to get to Highway speeds.
It is irritating when the car that is merging ahead of you decides to slow down before merging in front of you; or they don't make any adjustments to speed up or slow down until the last second. The guy in the Jeep was completely oblivious to the truck he was merging in front of.
@@jp1087 If he was in a 4 cylinder 5 speed, he's probably doing the best he can.
It's so bad where I live that the Sherriff made a video telling people to stop crawling up on ramps and stopping at the top. They still do it.
@@anglachel1 A jeep is light enough that a 4-cyl/5sp wouldn't have any issue getting up to speed with that long of a merge lane. If he has it re-geared for off-roading so that it can't go freeway speeds, then he needs to not be on the freeway.
Unless he was at highway speed and the trucker was exceeding it
Re 25, nah he is late to his funeral.
Dirigir com neve nas ruas deve ser muito difícil, pelo que assisto nos vídeos.
Sometimes. You just have to slow down.
@@pazuzu7119 Valeu, obrigado por responder. Estou no Brasil e aqui não tem neve, só chuva, e é perigoso com chuva. Eu já sofri na pele. Abraço.
@JoelSouza-yq8go We had a few days here about 6 weeks ago when the wind chill was -50° C. Now *that's* suffering!
At least in the video at 0:28, it looks like the cause was too much steering input. In slick conditions, turning the wheel past a certain point can cause the front wheels to start plowing ahead instead of steering you. Technically it can happen in dry conditions too, but the speed and amount of steering input required are so much higher that most people are unlikely to ever experience it.
As I watch these videos of people driving in the snow and ice I wonder what's more important then theirs's and other lives?
7:03 that jeep pisses me off.
Just that one????
@@pazuzu7119😆
8:48 - I doubt it.
That maniac probably just committed a crime and was fleeing.
1:10 mmmkay
I think their braked locked up.
@@mrow7598I don't think so. It looked like the vehicle shifted into reverse or park through mechanical failure or more likely operator error.
@raymondcaylor6292 rears locking up, but not the front, is what it looked like to me. E-brake, or the sudden change to reverse? Hard to say, but definitely ODD!
"4 wheelers who CANNOT figure out how to MERGE". No, BUD, YOU should have either slowed down, or moved into the left lane instead of dangerously speeding up ON PURPOSE TOO. Truckers like you should not be allowed to drive semis
Yeah trucker princess needs a reality check.
#5 what in the world caused that car to do that?? I’m watching on an iPhone (small screen) but I don’t see anything ahead that would have caused such a thing to happen…
8:52 van wasn't incompetent, he was just missing the bumps. Yes, it's illegal to drive on the other side, but there wasn't anyone in that lane and he saved a lot of wear and tear on his vehicle.
So the van was illegally driving on the wrong side of the road. People like you who make excuses for these cattle make me sick.
@anglachel1 When Mr. Sober passed him on the double solid yellow, how did that make you feel?
@@pazuzu7119 Felt good to see. I'd get away from a dangerous driver too. The van was driving unpredictably and dangerously.
@@pazuzu7119 Laws for thee, not for me
#11 🤔 I'm confused 😕 Is this a Bridge Troll trying to Collect a Toll under this Bridge 😂😅🤣
A few things
1. 5:50 The cammer was simply saying that defensive driving on the mini van's part could have saved it from the accident, not trying to say it was the mini van's fault. But yea, it's still 100% the bus driver's fault for failure to maintain lane.
2. 6:14 I sure hope those kids got chewed out by their parents. (Probably charged with juvenile underage driving)
“Probably had to poop”…
550. You’re talking about the bus that HIT the car right?
#10 is that an appropriate use of the word "feather" as a verb?
2:20 - Really - cammer didn't see that coming? Think you need to get your head out of your phone.
@1:45 seems like shes way to the left of the lane than she should be.
방향지시등의 옭바른 사용법을 알려드리겠습니다.
1) 차선을 바꾸거나 좌,우회전 해야 할 경우 무조건 방향지시등을 먼저 작동시킨다.
2) 방향을 바꾸려는 쪽에 다른 차량이 있는지 사람이 있는지를 확인 한다.
3) 상기 2)항에서 다른차량이나 사람이 없다면 차량을 천천히 차선변경 또는 좌,우회전을 한다.(여기서 천천히가 중요하다)
4) 상기 2)항에서 다른차량이 있다면 차량이 지나가고 난후 진입하거나 차량이 양보를 해 주는 경우 진입한다.
5) 상기 2)항에서 사람이 있을 경우 상당한(X 100) 주의를 기울여 차량을 조작하여 차선을 변경하거나 좌,우회전을 한다.....
#3. Looks like someone was driving too fast for the conditions and paid the price
Funny the guy in Toronto pushing in the snowy corner, you can see previous tracks to also hit the curb in the same spot. BTW guy, your music didn't cause this, lack of snowtires caused it. The way your car just pushed in that corner is def not snow tires at that slow speed.