All clips uploaded to this channel have been produce by myself. They are mostly from Southern New Brunswick, and of poor drivers, but in the growing "beyond section"....lol, you can find a little more variety. Please like and subscribe, and comment good or bad, thank you.
Hello! We're creating a new video and would love to include your clip on our social networks. Can we use it? We'll make sure to give you credit in the description and add a watermark to the video
I'm old. I remember the era before cell phones. A lot of people were never distracted. They were selfish self centered entitled assholes. We need mandatory road tests every 10 years.
Целью покрытия является защита деревянных элементов конструкции от атмосферных воздействий. Срок службы открытых деревянных мостов обычно составляет всего 20 лет из-за воздействия дождя и солнца, а крытый мост может прослужить более 100 лет.
Колись при ссср мені довелось працювати зі чпеуіалістами із фрн. Цебуло в далекому1976 році .вони ариїхали до нас у суми встановлювати холодильне обладнання у новозбудоаному магазині океан. Ми всі дивувались.як так цей зварник який учора зварював мідні трубопрводи для холодильного обладнання сьогодні підкоючає касові арарати а на др день монтує підвисний потолок.я якось за кілька днів допомагав монтувати підвисну стелю так у нас був 75 мм. Угольник а у них проаолока 5 чи 6 мм. Ось він радянський союз та його передові технології.0
Помню.. Открытие " ОКЕАНА" много чего необычного в продаже появилось..и, " тележки" в торговом зале.. Новинка тогда была да и . Всякое масло селедочное..да, еще когда универмаг новый открыли.. Так и говорили : в новом универмаге, в старом универмаге.. " дом одежды" но.. По привычке.. В старом универмаге.. Очереди в конце месяца.. За.... КАК молоды мы были..Сумы Украина... Теперь вот не знаю.. Улицы попереименовали.. Не сообразшь..скажут на Первомайской - знаю где это.. А так..
@@bukabuka5411 город магазинов , чтоб жить в сумах нада чтоб ктото работал в польше или еще дальше , Женщины с детьми за границей , на хазяйстве без источников дохода остались мужчины , на лестничных пролетах стоят как проститутки на окружной , Вернее уже не стоят , мобилизация сделала их невидимыми
bro how old are you and what state are you from? these are just normal drivers in NY. Be a good driver and just learn to expect and deal with this kinda shit.
Ah, Simms corner. A tourists worse nightmare trying to determine who has the right of way. I mean even the locals don't get it, and really some people just flat out ignore who has the right of way and just go and hope they don't get nailed by someone else. They really need a web cam setup there, like they do at the Armdale Rotary, would be one entertaining feed.
Yep, typical Moncton scenarios. The one on the bike going down Main doesn't care I've seen them do that on busier streets than that section of Main St. I believe that car with no brake lights is an Elantra, they must have some problem with them as I see them all the time with one, two and in this case all 3 burned out. I guess at least the turn signal works, something that most people in Moncton have no concept on how they work and when to use them.
I just came across your videos this morning. I deal with this every day. The traffic circle in moncton is the worst. I am so afraid of getting hit on that first turn from non yielding drivers.
I stayed in NB for 8 months during the Covid Planned-Demic. There seems to be some unwritten rules of right of way that differ from Ontario. The people are great. In town drivers seem mostly considerate to a fault. But get on the highways and all gloves are off. Just remember when in a new place, you are the outsider that needs to learn the rules of the road, despite what you were originally taught.
hello, can i use your video in my new collection?. I will indicate the original link and the name of the channel in the video, if yes, then comment on the situation in the video..
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Hi Ashley Eastwood , I wanted to ask the same If I can feature your clip "More distracted drivers " with credit back to you? Kindly, let me know. Thanks
I wouldn’t consider your driving ‘good’ by any means, might even call it a bit aggressive. @2:08 that corner in renforth has a speed limit of 60km/h and drops down to a 50 right after, you are doing at least 75 around the bend (just to go halfway into the oncoming lane) and about 70 coming up on that guys tail. You know people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.
we gotta appreciate the driving they do for our content. imma say they drive all around New Brunswick. and just the fact that you keep your cool. Good job
The driver of this video has a bad habit of not giving enough cushion space while behind some vehicles. If a driver passes you and ends up too close in front of you, you are suppose to back off or pass the vehicle if permitted.
@@drivingnbandbeyond One that pulls quickly in front of you like that is too unpredictable of a driver and is always best to back off and let them do their unsafe thing. You never know what stupid move they might make. I have always created a more than necessary cushion space for the last 18 years and it has paid off many times. Before that I didn't and had some nasty close calls and two minor collisions that would have been preventable if only I had created enough cushion space. A real good habit to get into, is not to accelerate the instant the light turns green, just do a simple double check in order to give you time in case someone goes through a red light. I know for sure if I didn't do this, I would be dead today, as a speeding exotic car flew through a red light at well over 120K in a 60K speed limit zone. Driving can be so much more fun and safe simply by practicing some safe habit. It's hard to create good new habits, but totally worth it. I use to race cars on tracks, and they teach you to always make your transitions as smooth as possible. I recall once riding a bus and a passenger beat me to it asking the driver if he ever raced cars because the transit driver always braked smoothly and accelerated smoothy plus his transitions were impeccable. It turned out he never raced cars, but took pride in his driving and cared about his standing passengers.
@@drivingnbandbeyond Yes. One should always be in the habit of checking their mirrors and being aware of the surroundings. Too many people that drive sit in their cars like they are on the couch watching TV.
Thank you, I missed this Friday. I was gonna watch from Fort Howe, up the street from our place. Is this filmed from Dominion Park, on the west side? I just got back from viewing them today. Thankfully the rain stopped, but the fog obscured their departure.
