UNBELIEVABLE UK DASH CAMERAS | Speeds Up To Cause An Accident, Witnessing The Police Arrest!
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📌Credits & Timestaps:
00:00 Intro
00:21 russell wilcox | UK
00:29 Road Muppets | Poole BH17 8PJ
00:48 Lucas | A34
00:59 David Williams | Coniston House, Carr Ln, Wirral
01:19 Drive Smart Dash | Tweedside Park, Tweedbank, Galashiels
01:50 DBS | Hampshire
02:30 Tractor Dashcam Crashes | UK
02:53 Darek Korczykowski | UK
03:04 Andy GSA Tractor | UK
03:27 Bad drivers | UK
03:53 Rob McDowall | M8
04:27 Brum Kid | UK
05:07 Nottinghamshire Police | A60 in Arnold
05:36 AM | LONDON
06:06 Woking TM | Crockford Park Road A318 New Haw Road / Addelstone
06:28 Driving Lessons Liverpool | LIVERPOOL
07:22 Outro
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1:10 David Williams, thats absolutely your fault. "He could easilt have braked", you shouldn't fause a vehicle to alter direction or speed with your actions and shouldnt have pulled out
Totally agree. I do wonder though, how many people would be calling out the other driver if the footage was from their perspective.
what idiot uploads a video saying they not at fault 🤣makes you wonder how many people think they have right of way to pull out whiles cars are coming what a twt
correct cammer is a twat.
Cammer may have been at fault for a poorly-timed manoeuvre, but that doesn't excuse the other driver ramming him while firing his sonic cannons and crossing the centre line. If the jag driver wanted to get away with the ramming, they shouldn't have given away - by sounding the horn 1:06 to 1:09 - how much time they had to avoid the collision after noticing the problem. It'd be interesting to hear what insurance companies made of this one.
Yep, it didnt look like the jag would actually make contact... but he drove on the white lines to get the hit.
Some of the cammers worse than the supposed idiots
On approach to the T-Pac arrest, you have an unmarked police car with its lights flashing and straddling to lanes. Car in left lane ahead yields to police. What muppet in their right mind would try to squeeze passed the police car.
Absolutely. That's not an actual arrest though. It's a training exercise.
@@ElectricPics well it nearly turned into not an exercise (dashcammer could have got points for doing what he/she did)
@leexgx that would have been the icing on the cake the cammer getting done by the police 🚔 😀.
Gives way to Police. We don't "yield" in the UK
@@TheCaptain7190 Yield is a word, not a bloody trade-mark, and is perfectly acceptable in this case - it means the same as give-way. It's not like Yorci is talking about a road sign.
Blue van on the roundabout did very little wrong... cammer sped up onto the roundabout to make a big issue about it. Roundabouts are there to improve traffic flow, not for attempting to make case law involving who has precedence.
I came looking for this comment. The acceleration before the roundabout was so unnecessary
So much pettiness in this compilation. Stuff i wouldnt even take a 2nd look at, let alone start beeping the horn, saving the footage and then uploading it.
Agreed.
0:30 Cammer complains about another driver but it appears the cammer was parked on a double yellow outside a school.
@1:17 , and how did David know that jaguar speeded up to hit the other car and was aiming for him when it's the cammer pulling out in front of the jaguar, pretty sure its on David to make sure its safe to pull out without getting hit or causing a accident.
Agreed, that road doesn’t look to be a 30. Higher speed roads need more consideration when pulling out.
Yes… I have to agree that the cammer was at fault there for pulling out on the BMW… Would be nice to see any footage from the perspective of the beemer…
This seems to be a very common occurrence nowadays. People miss judging the speed of fast moving traffic as they miss time their emerge from a side road.
On my way backwards and forwards to work on a busy A road (A47) there are several side roads from which people emerge poorly, this is so common that I more or less expect the side road approacher just to pull out. I preadjust my speed and braking accordingly.
It was a jag btw, that ran into him.
@@joshh8704 It is 30MPH limit, Saughall Massey Rd / China Farm Ln. White car was even over the centre line. Beemer sounded horn when he was 15m from car that pulled out, had he braked he would have come to a full stop safely assuming doing 30.
That's a Jaguar XF not a BMW, but yeah you're right, how did the cammer know that the other car sped up, I'm guessing that "David" isn't willing or able to take account for not making sure it's safe before pulling out.
90% of these clips look like the camera car deliberately got into that situation for better footage.
Some of them made a mountain out of a mole hill.
I always love it when travelling down narrow lanes. You see someone coming and stop at a passing place but they stop at the narrowest point and flash you to come forward. Never have understood the thinking or lack of.
1:55 didn't the fact the unmarked Volvo with it's flashing lights, straddling both lanes not give you a clue that they may not want you to go past?
However, pretty dumb to use a dark unmarked for a rolling road block when they have no shortage of vehicles with nice high conspicuity markings. Especially for what is obviously an exercise.
@ianmason. I don't really think the car colour is a issue, the flashing lights and sirens usually give the impression its a actual police car, its only the mentally challenged that miss those clues like Mr impatient unaware cammer, who if they can't spot what's going on around them maybe should give up driving to be honest for everyone's safety as well as their own safety to.
@@paul8161 Oh, I think it does. It took me a a couple of seconds to spot the Volvo whereas the marked cars were obvious from the very beginning of the clip. It stands to reason that your eye is going to be drawn to the vehicles with the bright markings and big warning beacons, not to the dark vehicle with small beacons designed not to be seen until they are turned on. Somebody responsible for exercises ought to have been able to figure out that it would be a lot safer to have a marked car doing the rolling road block. These things ought to be planned with the thickest numpty in mind, not the careful driver.
@ianmason. I think your missing the point if the cammer can miss marked cars and even brighter police personnel in hi viz jackets, the likely hood of him even spotting a brighter unmarked car is slim to fk all...and I'm pretty sure the police can plan there own training without help, but maybe you could forward your suggestions on to them to review I'm sure it might give them a chuckle..everything was planned apart from how the public interact with the police and obviously the police can't be responsible for how people react around them..some people use there brains around the situation, some like Mr cammer don't..plus just because you missed the car stopping in the road until it lit up its lights doesn't mean everyone will, and kinda more importantly why wouldn't you stop no matter what colour vehicle it was especially with all resources infront flashing and wailing away..thats kinda the point.
@@paul8161 You clearly don't get the point despite it being simple and common sense, you're just thinking about assigning blame rather than how it could have been done better and are now veering towards the ad hominem so I'll just leave it there.
2:10,, cammer going for the gap past the unmarked flashing light police car with half a dozen marked police cars with police people in hi viz coats there and he still thinks its ok to try and sneak past.🤦♂️🤷♂️
The poor & aggressive driving displayed by most of the 'cammers' reveals much about lack of skills & attitude. They have no idea just how bad they are.
4:10 cammer blaming van for not checking mirrors , van driver probably didn't expect a impatient twa£ to be right on vans boot trying to undertake !🤦♂️🤷♂️..cammer still trying to constantly undertake blocking van into the lane.
So what did the cammer do wrong? Van man was asleep, began instant lanehogging. Two options exist then: Tailgate and flash them, hope they don't brakecheck or rage. Or just pass on the left, like he did which is much safer.
Van man shouldn't lanehog, simple.
@SVEVelsen try watching and understanding the video , try again, nowhere near it...ps if you're seriously saying to people to tailgate and flash others, let me know when you're on the road so we can all get out of your way.🤦♂️
@@paul8161
Oh I understand. You lanehog, and don't like hearing this.
@@SVEVelsenvan driver moved out of slip lane after they misunderstood that it continued. Cammer then undertook, not illegal in this case because of continuing in their lane, still arguably careless driving. Smart thing to do would be to move across and pass on the right or give the van driver the 10 seconds they needed to realise the error and move back to lane 1
The word "unbelievable" is doing some heavy lifting in the title of this video... some of these are mundane things I probably wouldn't even mutter under my breath to.
1:04 feel like you didn’t stop for long enough before entering the main road. You can see the car not too far away and by the sound of your vehicle it seems large and slow. Maybe you should’ve let the car pass instead of bullying yourself onto the road.
ive noticed people have got more attitude thinking they can do what they want and blame the other driver when a crash happens
The driver moaning about crystal cleaning aint no better than the van undertaking the dont complain if your just as bad
5:37 Looks like the cammer is the idiot here. Tried to block a clearly indicated merge then gets in front somewhat dangerously. And then complains about the guy he cut up.
Cammer is a provo!
some of these cammers should retake their driving test, they are a menace on the road themselves
0:30 himself parked on double yellow lane next to school "no loading at any time" pulled out from illegal parking and blocked Suzuki to do manoeuvre.
1.13 he did it on purpose really....YOU PULLED OUT on him
5:48,,a bit of a over reaction to someone changing lane's to be honest, cammer has anger issues going on..and he didn't brake check you..your go tooting your horn at the wrong person and get yourself beaten up..control your temper.
David Williams highlighting how when you pull out in front of someone a dashcam protects you from blame.
Hatched markings: According to the Highway Code,
If the marking is bordered by a solid white line then you are not permitted to enter it unless it is an emergency. If, however, it is bordered by a broken white line then you can enter it to overtake if you have to, but it is generally understood that you shouldn't use it.
you can use the hatchings if it is clear and safe to do so. the driver FAILED
the 'personal overtaking lane' is great, until someone oncoming decides to use the 'personal overtaking lane' too. Generally treat it like a normal overtake, if there's oncoming traffic, don't overtake
David Williams, you are 100% at fault for failing to give way to the Jaguar.
1:53 It is evident that the unmarked police car (Volvo) instructs drivers to beware, as it has bright-blue flashing lights and travels in the centre of both lanes. Yet, the cam driver thinks, 'Oh, I'll drive past.' Not a clever driver.
Minibus driver hit the fiesta, not other way round. Maybe the fiesta could/should have reversed/moved forward, whatever, the blame lies entirely with the minibis driver. If you cant make the manouvere, dont attempt it.
Haha the cammer even admits the jag could have slowed down to avoid hitting him! 100% cammer’s fault for pulling out when not clear!
4:40 brum kid ,try slowing down and your stop easier and not nearly crash into the back of blue van on roundabout. 🤦♂️🤷♂️..when you blew your horn like a child, figures 🙄 🤣
Suspicious lack of audio. What's the betting that he was leaning on the horn for half a minute? We've previously seen Brum Kid nearly T bone a car turning through a gap in a dual carriageway because he was hacking up the nearside lane at 30 when the offside lane was at a dead stop - not someone who likes to moderate their speed on the approach to things where he ought to.
@ianmason. yes i have seen brum kids master classes on driving before on utube on how not to drive 😳.
Nice to see Hyper Entitled Tractor Man is still yelling angrily at everyone... Meanwhile he's illegally driving around with an uncovered mowing device attached to the front that's dangerous, and sticking out on the right.
Seriously, get him out of the lineup, it's always the same with him: Entitled farmer being the problem.
Illegally attached mower device🤦♂️🤷♂️, really most farmers have then and are absolutely fine, as for illegal hummm..quick call the police get arresting all those illegal farmers 🤦♂️🤷♂️.
I technically you can overtake over those hatched line in the first video, but not like that.
1:10 could have, not could of. You can see him swerving towards the cammer and not braking, so his claim should fail.
Van on its side is more proof that DPD stands for Damaged Parcels Delivered or more accurate Dangerous Person Driving, your choice. lol 😂 😂
3:50 the blue van entered the roundabout fractionally before the cammer. At worst at the same time. The van has to give way to traffic "already" on the roundabout. In this case, I'd say the van didn't do anything wrong, apart from brakechecking after they got clear - the first stop was a car pulling out in front of the van, not a brake check.
I wonder if the 🔔🔚 cammer in the second clip, reported himself for parking on double yellow lines?
Clip number 2, I'm guessing that you didn't report yourself for parking on double yellow lines.
1:00 maybe it was worth it so David learns the lesson that forcing his way out from a give way to make another driver have to stop for him isn't anywhere in the highway code. Did his insurance company find him not at fault too? Or did they have to take 100% responsibility for the collision David caused. David also did the classic thing of pulling out quickly into the road then slowing down to continue the manouvre, in that way of, I'm here now this is my space, I will take all the time I like. The only way there wouldn't be a collision is if the other driver managed to avoid it.
I’ll be the first to say it was a tight pullout, however, if you go through the footage, the at did deliberately cross the white line to hit him.
@fredsmith4106 deliberately? really?..look again, I think your find it's called a corner and lots of roads have them, probably explains him putting half a inch of tyre over the line., for someone essentially pulling out who should have waited then blames the other driver. Humm
Well let’s be honest most people are gonna slow down unless they’re insane, maybe jaguar man can’t afford his finance repayments and wants to write it off and use his gap insurance to get all his money back
@@paul8161so you always cross the white line on corners? Do you have issues using your arms or something, absolutely ridiculous
@@paul8161 if you can’t keep on your own side of the road when taking a corner, you shouldn’t be driving.
If the jag crossed the white line, it was on the wrong side of the road.
At 01.08 driver pulling out was actually a tw@t.
@6:30 "Who's at fault?"
Duh
The mini bus driver obviously as the car was stationary & he hit it. Makes no difference what the car driver could or should have done.
David Williams ….pulls out in front of oncoming traffic and blames the near collision on someone else. Unbelievable! Should be made to retake a test.
@3:15, DPD on its side, not surprising at all.
Not with there driving reputation.
2:32 forget bulbars here comes a mower attachment. Lol That driver was bonkers to pull that move
4:52 apparently pointing out another road-user's errors is an act that supercedes all other errors on the road and instantly makes you subject to verbal abuse and physical threats, or so you'd think from being out on the UK's roads.
_Just because I sounded my horn at him._
Well, don't then.
2:44 that junction in Ferryhill is a nightmare for people doing that used to deliver for Amazon round the Ferryhill, Chilton and West Cornforth area so had that many a time
3:07 And you 'carn't' spell.
Sometimes those T pack stops are done as practice, I see them often on a dual carraige by me, it's driver training or refreshing
cammer needs some
I swear the crimes are the people driving the cam cars, jesus they are pretty much 99% of the cause of anything they say they witness lol. Not checking his mirrors, dont sit right in his blind spot for 5 minutes for no reason and then whinge when he cannot see you are there prat, sped up and hit you on purpose? Leave it out you pulled right out infront of the bloke. Honestly these cammers are the worst drivers of any we see in their clips
And the worst of it is people like that usually think they are wonderful drivers and everybody else is the idiot.
Nice upload! Keep it up! Stay safe out there
Cheers
dbs video suprised they didnt give you a ticket for not being aware of your surrounding what a muppet
Expert police chase following criminal over blind crest.
Lol, it's not like the criminal has a pre planned route with the police before the chase starts, criminals usually do criminal things 😂.
1:56 IT IS ABSOLUTELY NOT SAFE TO JUST STOP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HIGH WAY ON THE FAST/OVERTAKING LANE LIKE THAT!!!!!!!!!!! IT CAN HAVE CATASTROPHIC CONSEQUENCES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😰😰😰😰😰😣😣😣😣😣🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
5:34 Rodney Trotters let himself go
@0:47 I hope you reported the correct ref to the cops… That quite clearly says HYJ, not as the caption suggests HYG…
Half of those videos are just everyday driving in Peterborough. Too many people have not taken a British driving test and we just allow it in our city. Honestly I say come to my city. Then you will experience twats behind the wheel 😂
3:00 😮 yet another 🔔🔚 on 2 wheels.
The police chase, dangerous driving and had to be knocked off the road and given only 10 months, complete joke
05:34 So THAT'S what Mackenzie Crook is up to, nowadays!
2:41 this is an odd caption - if the car ‘probably had plenty of room’ (and it doesn’t look like it) why would the tractor driver feel the need to brake? Also ‘waiting 10 seconds to be safer’ - what, even if there’s nothing behind the tractor?
If you think that was ok you are an idiot.
2:00 Target fixation? The unmarked needs more lights but still.
Lol,he's unmarked, that's why he's got lights hidden, marked cars have more lights, .. hilarious
Can't spell either.
5:34. 'Rodney, you are a plonker!'
3:17 or course it’s DPD
5:34 Rodney Trotter’s seen better days…
To be fair, some of these drivers with dashcams were not exactly in the right either....
The t pac was just a routine practise and not real by the way. Yep they do this often on motorways and even sometimes normal streets but it is easy to tell a practise from the real thing, they want to move traffic fast after successful in t pacs, do not cuff the driver and jump in the stolen or chased car and all leave, like they did, in the real thing is it not this fast and this simple once it is over lol and very rarely does the t pac end very nicely tucked away on the inner edge of the motorway, yet every single time after practise and successful non contact t pac during them, they end there lol
6:40 😰😰😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣😣
4:13 If you hadn't moved up the van's nearside and camped in the van's blind spot they would have seen you. Entirely of your own making.
I disagree. The van was every bit as much to blame. 50/50 I'd say. Both need to improve.
@@bustestlucloc4630 🤣
00:35, cammer is no example of good driving. Did not give the other car room to turn around. 1:07 shows there is not much space between cammer and Jag. 1:58 The cammer has to be stupid to want to pass the police incident and then have a go at them when they, the cammer, try to prevent the pass. 3:21, cammer seems to ass with little care. 4:18, cammer puts themselves in a dangerous position and then a few seconds later undertakes a vehicle indicting left, you cant teach stupid. 4:33, cammer should have taken more notice of the blue van as it approached and just held back a whole second to make it a non incident. 5:38 car starts to change lane, 5:42 cammer starts hooting, why waste 4 seconds, why not just back off and make it a non incident? Cammer has to get in front so cuts up the other car
Regarding Jag clip at @1:00 - Problem is the mindset of a lot of drivers at the moment - to continue into a situation just to make it worse. The Jag had plenty of time to slow down and make it a non-event - but no, they just continue anyway. And in the end cause a collision. Good work Jag driver, your quest is complete - you were "wronged" and to make that point you damaged your car in the process, which, not surprisingly, was entirely avoidable.
But he gets his car all nicely repaired at the cost of David's insurance.
@@calibrazxr750 I think I'd rather have a car that didn't need repairing in the first place 🤔
@yorkshirebiker that depends on circumstances. I used to have an old Ford Focus, which was written off in an accident that I might have been able to avoid, but I didn't. Once the damages were all paid, I got a very nice Audi TT. Clouds and silver linings and all that. I also had a hire car, paid for by the other party's insurance, for a couple of weeks, while everything was sorted out. It is down to personal preference, circumstances and context.
He pulled straight out on the jag that’s what it look like to me 😂
I get what you’re saying but I think most people would slow down and maybe rage blast their horn, who tf wants to damage their own car? Disrupt their journey, have to deal with insurance etc, potentially end up with increased premiums, I get that the van maybe cut it a little fine but the jag driver is a nutcase, any normal person would slow down whilst calling them a few rude words & get over it
Carn't?
I saw a lot of cammer car faults.
Second clip 100% vans fault regardless of jag speeding up
This was cars on a roads
You forget the tractor 😂
@@user-ei3dq2dw6i and a tarctor
Cars are usually found on uk roads yes.🙄
@@paul8161 that wass a lots of car on them rods
@dean4768 guessing you mean roads not rods.
Audi drivers hmmmmmm
Obviously, some bad drivers have got blinkers and can’t see what they are doing wrong, yet are only too quick to video and complain about other people’s driving. Slow down you muppets….
HF19AMO - not a smart move by the cop.
What did he do?
@@paul8161 Pulled out into the path of an on coming car
@@adenwellsmith6908 oncoming? No they didn't, unless you somehow spotted a car travelling the wrong way down the carriageway.
What they did do - and were perfectly entitled to do - was to move to block the lane to prevent the cammer's vehicle from passing into an area of a hazard i.e. the TPAC. While this looks to only have been training, in an actual TPAC it's likely that someone may have bolted across the carriageway in order to evade arrest. Where possible a police vehicle will hang back to put a block on any following traffic until the Police are satisfied the incident is contained. That's why the Volva was straddling the lanes, and why when the cammer's car tried to go past through the gap they moved across to reinforce the fact that they cammer should remain behind.
@arkangel1202 ahh I see cop basically doing his job unlike previous person thinks by sound of it.
@@adenwellsmith6908 Are you really that stupid
The Ford galaxy overtake through the diagonal white lines is perfectly legal because the area has broken borders and can be entered when it is safe to do so (in this case, it appears to be used as a center overtaking third lane).
Highway code 130 shows the regulations for diagonal centre lines.
And there lies the answer, "when it's safe to do so" traffic on both sides of a main road and a maniac driving in the middle certainly isn't safe in anyone's book.
First time I've ever seen a UK police driver do a proper PIT!
Perhaps Trouper Jacob Byrd could be brought from Arizona to teach some UK courses?!
UK police cars need bull bars like the US police cars... would save the car from needing a new bumper etc
1:10 David Williams, You pulled out on the car and how do you know he intended to hit you. It’s easy to blame others for your own mistakes. Your sense of entitlement is astonishing.
Nah, we’ve all had people pull out on us before but most of us know how to use a brake Pedal and aren’t insane enough to damage our own cars to prove a point, he clearly crosses white line, speeds up, absolute weirdo behaviour