Dash cam video of Jeep coming off of dolly behind RV 

imagine your own car passing you in the grass

You got sooo lucky! Can't believe the toad missed all those light standard and signs!!! Go out and buy a lottery ticket!!

I got unreasonably excited that it didn't hit anything and had a "Hell yeah" moment. Good stuff.

My Dad was a trucker driver. Something on the trailer axle broke. He saw the dual wheels come off in the mirror slowed down, swerved into them to knock them down. They would have gone into oncoming traffic and possibly killed someone, had he not done that. Thats just one of the memories I have of my Dad that make me smile .😊 thankfully no one was hurt by the unmanned jeep

Probably the only time in that jeeps life it will ever go off-roading. It escaped on purpose.

Literally best case scenario of a worst case situation. Also just gave everyone a nice fat reminder to check their stuff when towing

That was the most exciting short video. Great plot great action and a protagonist I was rooting for, with a happy ending: better than most movies I’ve seen lately.

"Look at that Jeep over there in the grass, looks just like ours! Hey, this motor home feels like it has a bunch more power all of a sudden."

This jeep has been well trained. We trained our own jeep over a period of two years and it really made a huge difference in terms of our jeeps obedience.

Wow! That Jeep did some real “off-roading!”

When we lived in Florida and were traveling I75 one day taking an on off ramp. Along side the road a big RV had pulled over. He too had a dolly attached (with a strap hanging) and he was scratching his head and looking around in a worried way. It was probably the first turn he had taken in quite awhile where he could actually see the vehicle he was/wasn’t towing. Quite a surprise I would think.

Thank you so much for blurring out that sign near the end. I don't think I could have watched the video without you doing that.

absolutely one lucky ass landing

It's drives itself better than most people I know behind the wheel

Good demo of Jeep's new self driving software! Outstanding collision avoidance algorithm.

Impressive! The only thing the jeep hit besides the rock at the end was the flower

imagine looking out to the side of your rv and just seeing your jeep running away

Most off-roading that Jeep will ever see! 😂 Glad it didn’t wander into traffic and hurt someone.

I'm curious... why was the Green highway sign blurred out? What the hell could be censored from that???

Hey, Marsha... Look a car just like ours over there!!

Just that one rock at the end. Not bad

I'd probably have carried on driving, with nothing but the thought of "look at that idiot trying to overtake me, and coming off the road" as the Jeep went by lol 😅 I'm glad the car came to a safe stop though, and no one got hurt.

After a few "OH NOs" it wasn't too bad‼️ Thanks for sharing 😎

Talk about LUCKY !!!!! Happened to us one time with our jeep in tow using a blue ox towbar. luckily, only one bar came loose as one of the latching pins had came out. immediately switched to a double locking pin.

Wow! A small error that could have ended up in a trip to the body shop or a trip to prison but didn't end with either. If that was me, I'd never buy another lotto ticket. That was a life time of luck right there.

Better name it KITT . LoL 😂 Got lucky on that one 👍

The Jeep missed everything! Nice driving Mr. Ghost! I can see it now. "Hey, look at that idiot with a Jeep like ours passing us in the grass!"

Fair to say that went immensely better than expected

imagine the feeling watching your own car overtake you on he grass! the language used must have been awesome haha 😆

When ever you tow/haul anything, you should stop every 100 miles or when ever, to check all fasteners/hitches/etc. Especially after the first so many miles, things get out of adjustment, even check the hitch ball nut to see if it needs tightening.

it did a great job of parking itself! must be an early model self driving Jeep! :-)

That's convenient there was one of those barrel traffic cones there right before it stopped.

First of all, lucky it didn't kill anyone, and super lucky it looks like it'll drive again.

Reminds of an episode of “Lucy”.

This a whole new level of ghost riding your whip🤣

You did a great job of making it look like no one was driving that Jeep. ;-)

Made it back to the roads edge to be hooked back up

You got angels boy, thank them and the good Lord too.

Your gift for the year my friend!

RV Driver: "Hey honey look. Some idiot in a Jeep that looks just like ours, drove off the road."

Was waiting for some james bond stuff

Just wanted to self drive.

Driver, looking out side mirror: "Hey, there's a Jeep pulling out to pass us that looks just like ours!"

That jeep is more skilled at driving than most people.

Jeepers creepers that was so suspenseful

Happy ending ❤

So no damage from this get-off? That's amazingly lucky!! Thanks for sharing.

HUGE blessing that there was no substantial damage to anyone or anything, even the Jeep.

That's not a jeep..........it's a smart car!

its amazing people can drive this with a normal drivers license

Imagine looking out the window and your Jeeps offroading by itself 😂

Holy hell that went about as good as it could have! Missed two poles and only hit a small rock. At worst it's probably got a bent control arm or something. I was genuinely cheering lol.

Almost as good as Tesla autopilot

How very, very lucky this driver was with so little damage to the Jeep!

Wow!! How unbelievably lucky was that !?!? ❤❤❤

that jeep avoided more obstacles by itself than some of the ones I've seen out there with foreign drivers.

That’s impressive that, despite a hard runover of a stump or something similar, the Jeep avoided crashing into anything!

That camper owner was the luckiest person on the roadways that day. With everything that could have gone wrong, all this person had to do was to lock the front hubs on the Jeep, drive it back to the dolly, reload it, secure it, and be on their way! There was an angel riding “shotgun” that day!

You got so lucky that nothing was damaged and nobody was hurt.

Wow the fact that it rolled safely into that empty grassy area was extremely lucky.

Jeeps are going to Jeep. If you wait too long to take them off-road, they’ll go by theirselves. Actually that Jeep did a better job driving itself than most people on the road.

Just imagine driving along and watching your car rolling through the paddock and coming to a stop after missing every obstacle. Lucky man.

I've owned several tow dollies over the years, every one of them had either a safety strap or a short chain and hook in the middle that would prevent roll off in such a case. My last one had a turnbuckle that was bolted to the dolly and a hook and a short strap on the top. I'd hook that to something solid and crank it down a bit, even if the wheel straps fell off, it wasn't coming off the dolly. My bigger fear was a car jumping forward on a panic stop because there was no way it was breaking that chain or strap unless something severe like a roll over or crash occurred. When my first set of straps started to look worn, I replaced them with a four ratchet system with four wheel loops. for the vehicle to come off the ramps, all four would have to fail. Its a bit more work but a whole lot more peace of mind.

most skilled jeep driver

This is what safety chains are for buddy. Glad no one got hurt.

I really admire how that Jeep handled this in such a calm cool and collected way. Better driving than my wife.

What's missing here is just the family gearing up for their vacay and the wife asking the husband 'are you sure it's tied down" and the husband groaning "yes, dear..."

Wow, thank goodness no loss of life or property damage was done! OBVIOUSLY the owner knows nothing about tying it down correctly or the use of a safety chain! I'm glad he got lucky, I just hope he learned something.

Best use of a Jeep that I have seen yet!

2nd time I have seen this video. Still crazy.😄 The Jeep likely suffered no damage due to its solo off-roading experience; however, I cannot say what damage was caused by dolly towing a Jeep...which is a big no-no. You either flat tow or trailer tow. In order to safely dolly tow, you have to remove the drive shaft, which is usually not practical. If I read another comment correctly, what likely happened to this jeep is the transfer case temporarily slipped into gear yanking the jeep off the dolly. I suppose someone with more knowledge can chime in on what damage this did to the transfer case.

Hey Honey, look, the Jeep that guy’s off-roading in is just like ours. Cool!

Wow! Lucky he had no damage! I’m always so surprised how many people do not know how to properly lock ratchet straps

all in all that went pretty well considering...

Notice how the Jeep actually won? I saw that thing no hands, pass the rv and dodge every obstacle. That was 10/10 😊

It does better than most drivers on the road today.

Wow... never seen such good luck 🤞

Good job the dashcam was running while the engine was off and the car was being towed. Wouldn't want to miss a video of the back of an RV.

Wow, drove itself better than most drivers around my area!

How lucky was that ?? Any damage to jeep, driver side, from that sign ? Probably minimal, but we did hear it contact.

1 - You were already required to have safety chains. 2 - Jeeps are not supposed to be towed on dollys - it tears up the transfer case.

I actually worked on a Grand Cherokee on an insurance claim years ago that was on a towbar behind a diesel pusher motorhome. First the LF tire goes flat, then the shredded tire knocks off the fender flare then trashes the fender and hood. The tire disappears and wears down the alloy to the size of the brake rotor and the caliper was hanging by the brake hose. The violent bouncing and banging broke 2 out of 4 radius arms and broke the actual axle tube out of the front differential. He had a rear camera but couldn't see what was going on.

lol That's some seriously good luck, and of all vehicles to go off-road it was a Jeep! 😂

The fact it did not hit a single thing except the little bump is a miracle

The car driver better him self than most of the driver good job Jeep !

That jeep is a good driver!

Damn the cutout did its job perfectly, if the engineers who designed those angles saw this I bet they’d be proud “SEE, it DOES something, I told you!”

That Jeep should get a Badge of Honor for doing that trail on its own

I got a tow dolly. I have towed many vehicles. You must check and recheck EVERYTHING, you see and in your mind. I have CDL's, do a pre-trip and post trip. Do a load check on your trip, wet or dry. And always add a safety chaining from the dolly to the vehicle. I will say it looks like to me the wheel straps are not in place or not place right. And no safety chain in place.

Scary. Imagine if it was on a two lane road and it collided head on with oncoming traffic. The owners were negligent. It could have ended badly.

New title: "Dashcam video of Jeep coming off dolly behind RV... and safely parking itself"😂. For a completely helpless situation that could have ended terribly, that was a miraculous outcome!

You got INCREDIBLY LUCKY that thing didnt hit anything! 🤙🤙

That could have been so much worse! Did you see how that thing luckily threaded the needle and even avoided every pole. Incredible! I'd say the driver that screwed up hooking this thing up got a very lucky on the damage side of things.

Congrats on the fact it didn’t hit anything and probably isn’t too damaged. Sorry that you got a massive ticket for improperly securing the load and not having a breakaway stopping device.

That Jeep drives better than most people do!

I like how it parked itself right beside the no parking sign in an act of rebellion

I wish everyone could drive as good as this jeep

Oh man how lucky is the owner and everyone around.

The fact that it missed every single post sign or whatever obstacles is amazing 😂

How it missed all those items is a mystery. I drove a wrecker for over half a decade... very fortunate indeed.

Look honey, that’s a damn nice looking jeep there cruising beside us.