I promised myself that my next vehicle on retirement would be an ancient decrepit landy with steel bull bars and no fucks given. Turns out, I just couldn't do it. Habit of a lifetime, watching out for stupid people and dickheads.
The yellow courier driver in the clip hit my brand new car He happened to deliver a parcel to my office the following day and now he has to pay for the damage !
19:09 ~~ “….. you cannot do that, you cannot do that ~~ very naughty !” At least he dropped the ‘f bomb’ to himself, he was so polite to the other driver ! Lol xoxox
I always worry I'm going to end up in one of the weekly compilations (or God forbid I get a short video all for an incident I caused/was involved in), but then I see all the ridiculously stupid stuff people do in these clips, and it makes me realise the stuff I do that I consider stupid, isn't even in the same universe as the stuff that is actually in these videos
@@andreweaston7695i agree about 2:08. But at 13:00, a merge like that on the part of the white SUV was reckless and aggressive at 90km/h. I'd have probably braked out of fear, but that doesn't put white SUV in the right.
Rugby transports new recruit Rocket Raj landed in Australia 2 weeks ago and his mate Sanjeet knows a guy who knows a guy who hands out licences without you having to attend driving school.
I have identified several issues each driver has demonstrated - their licences are fake, their skills are imaginary, their eyes are painted on and their care factor is zero. And that's just the truck drivers.
honestly if the dash cam driver had followed with thier turn instead of stopping at a give way sign that was clear as day to see drivers from the right where not even there. would have never happened
@@johnfarnell4144 and this never would have happened also if the tool behind actually looks where he is going, can’t blame dc because it could easily been a child or pedestrian cross that intersection and the Ford hits them because he’s only looking right
@@knight2425 true in the end it is the tool behind at fault for not paying attention. Just thats clearly not a blind corner for the dashcammer. So easy to see it was clear.
@@johnfarnell4144 yes and I agree it was easy to see for dc and annoying when they stop for no reason but that’s besides the point as you should always make sure in front of you is clear before moving off so the car behind needs to look both directions which he clearly didn’t and just assumed the car in front wasn’t stopping, this is how people get hurt
3:11 yes. She stopped on the yellow. In Queensland at least if a cop sees you go through a yellow light and “judges you could have stopped”, you get the exact SAME fine as if you ran a red light. Fun.
This one infuriated me. How that stupid woman throws her hands out when they were obviously tailgating someone correctly stopping at an amber light to the point of rear-ending them is typical of trash people unaccountable for their trash beaviour that the rest of us have to deal with. Hope everyone involved reads this.
Note To Self : On winning Tatts, buy big as effing possible Dodge Ram Dually with rear cab, paint it really effing bright colours, fit with bigest black anodised bullbars and nudge bars, then just cruise around in relaxed manner, so you can barely feel it when red light runners become mobile speed bumps and Darwin Award winners. Fit dashcams and train horns, for evidence and laughs.
I ain't paying that much on vehicle, insurance and juice just to crawl through Sydney traffic, Tatts win or no. If I had a windfall, Id just slap a bullbar and a dashcam on my shitty old Volvo estate and say "merge into me, cunts" 😂
Alternatively get a 1973 Toyota Cressida with more rust than metalwork on South Australian plates, and drive around with zero cares in the world. Someone dented the car? Not to worry. It's an improvement.
@@ashleysharkey6406 Till one runs a red and the Cressida is cracked open like an egg,.... But in parked at the shops, rusty Cressida for the 'don't care' win.
And it looks like the tram didn't open it's doors and took off without them. Which is standard practice when drivers spot passengers pulling dangerous stunts like while trying to catch the tram.
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@@Jonesy1701 He was watching and trying to sneak up on that little twerp on the bike... lights and sirens do not facilitate sneaking up.... Missed by "that much".... should have had at least his disco lights on coming back towards the DC...."in hot pursuit"...
@@JohnSmith-pl2bk Yeah but there wasn't really a need to sneak up. The kid's on a bike. He can go a max of maybe 30 km/h. Should have just lit it up once he got to the intersection.
am truly flabbergasted at how many DC drivers who have zero tolerance for minor discretions/errors in judgement. They would rather sit on their horn & hurl profanities.. He/she who has not f*cked up whilst driving can cast the first stone, or barrage of abuse !
I agree! It seems to me like many of them are already 99% of the way to a tantrum beforehand, and the extra 1% just tips them over the edge. Let's all take a breath and have a little bit of patience for our fellow humans 😅
00:50 & 11:00 - recent news story outlined that these 'Hit & Runs' are increasing rapidly. Reasons include, 1. no insurance, 4 or 5 digit excess 2. defective vehicle 3. no license 4. driving whilst disqualified 5. cost of fine / loss of Demerit Points
I swear there was barely a single incident of this occurring between day 1 of the compilation and 2021, and since then there's at least 3-5 clips every week of someone driving down the wrong side of the road, particularly on freeways.
9:30 we've seen this before from the car's perspective. Not only insane to capture this on camera, but to capture it twice from people who submit to this channel is wild. I hope the cops found them, and the car locks his doors
Cop ute pulls out ,no indicator, goes through red light, stops suddenly pulls half off the road, no indicator. Reverses out wrong side of road crosses to other side of road, no indicator. Goes through red light & crosses to other side of the road where it started from, no indicator. All this with no emergency lights or siren. Great driving example.
These people never cease to amaze me. I wish I'd had a camera yesterday when the idiot taxi driver merged into me then tried to claim it was my fault. I had a chuckle when the cop told him he was in the wrong
Honestly, a simple one man cyber traffic unit can reduce up to 40% of road offences once they start handing out fines for dashcam videos submitted with necessary details. They can even incentivize the submissions and that'll make more people get dashcams further increasing the eyes on road. The fines even need not be exorbitant. Imagine your work being watching dashcam videos, noting doing the offences and issuing fines. 😂😂😂
@@gurugulab1414 None of which will be accepted by a magistrate (when challenged by the alleged offender) without Witness Statements and attendance in court by that witness.
Just absolutely astounded when drivers are caught going the wrong way instead of immediately correcting... NAH.... let's continue and see what happens ?????🥴👎🤬🤬
@@suegibson8914 In my experience native born Australians are also preposterously bad and/or aggressive drivers. This is also not a unique policy trait of the Albanese government, previous Liberal and Labor governments have also relied on a high migration rate for various reasons, but mainly it's an easy way of growing the economy when your fertility rate starts to drop like it does in most developed nations.
I live in the United States. We, and Canadians, drive on the right side of the road. From these clips it is obvious a lot of us visit Australia, and can not get the hang of driving on the other side of the road.
It really baffles me how many people get so worked up over being honked at. They're either letting you know they're there or that you made a mistake; it shouldn't be something to get mad about. It's just crazy to me.
Some Australians need to learn that the brake is usually more effective than the horn, and that giving way is better than having a collision while asserting right-of-way.
@@wilson2455 Or we stop acquiescing to stupidity, ignorance, incompetence and allowing Dunning and Kruger to do their work and say "no we are not going to accept the incompetence of fools on our roads". Now, do the bloody reverse of shame, then hand in your license, as you have no place on Australian roads.
am truly stunned how many DC drivers have zero tolerance for minor discretions/errors in judgement. As stated, they would rather sit on their horn & hurl abuse..
Putting the absolutely appalling level of utter incompetence of so many drivers on our roads, one positive is the minuscule number of hit-and-runs we have in comparison to America. If this number of clips were compiled from US dash cams there would be at least 10 hit-and-runs. It almost seems the default behaviour in the States. Given that we tend to follow America in so many ways culturally, I hope to God this is one trend that never carries over.
@@kimsland999 Many states don’t require a front plate. They only require a rear plate. I cannot, for the life of me, understand why. And if your car is registered in a state which doesn’t require a front plate, you can legally drive that car in, through, and around any state - even those which do require a front plate. Like so many things in America, it makes absolutely no sense. 29 of the 50 US states do require front plates. 21 only require a rear plate. The 21 which don’t require a front plate are… Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Mississippi New Mexico North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee West Virginia
The reason for the hit and run is the lack of insurance among the idiot drivers.... huge insurance costs and even worse premium increases for the next year or more if you are at fault. Plus being sued rears it's ugly head as well..... Plus the lazy Police attitude and the different jurisdictions that don't give a continental to follow up on a complaint form some little hick town Sherriff There's something about Police all trained under one law... oh wait... how many states in Australia?
@@just_passing_through Ok thanks. I'm aware motorbikes don't require front plates for safety reasons, but clearly front plates on cars worldwide don't have that issue. Its a very odd road regulation you have, I have a few more confusions (over judges doing personal judgements, we can't have that here, as it would create a legal precedent that anyone could use in their matter if its similar) But it would take a book to ask you all these confusing things I see in America vids.
18:58, I mean, it was a little it dramatic, the car was only slightly hanging over, still bad of the Lexus driver, but there was no need to say it was... *very* naughty lol
I am curious how a lot of these end up as jumping out of the car raging should help the problem right along. “They will not calm down Daniel Jackson, they will in fact calm up”
12:04 I've been the one to rear end someone like this, I was so focused on the fact that there was no incoming traffic. They were on the phone and came to a dead stop to look at the last minute... still my fault. Also.... 19:00 19:48 Dafuq!!!
It's pretty easy to do - I've learnt over the years never to assume the car in front is going to go at a roundabout - never touched but must have been close a few times.
I did something similar at a slip lane in my first year of driving. Guy in front of me moved to cross the line then changed his mind. As I was looking right for my chance to enter the flow, I didn't notice he was still there until crunch! He was pretty good about it and I just bought him a new tail light. We live and learn
1) The most Dangerous road is a road you don't know 2) Miss a turn , don't pull a 'Quickie' 3) Maintain your tyres and brakes for Rainy areas 4) Stop at Red or see Red Feel free to add