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It's a bit shit innit

She says "sewerage" .....

@@monkey_spanner8433 ; No the driver said it was fully loaded see: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CuKke5Ha3a4.html

DiscordedBraeburn they have to find something to laugh about

She was annoying.

Why was the lady passenger not wearing her seal belt properly too drivers in glass houses and all that .

I think that guy is supposed to be a parody of the "travelling salesman" driving stereotype. I think the other family is playing the "oblivious family" stereotype... But it's really not clear as its just mixed in with the serious bits...

Same here, and then some bloody idiot (probably brain dead) overtakes in that empty lane!

@@Xanthopteryx surely undertakes?

@@morganjoyce8712 Pretty much the same in short-hand; They've gone past you in another lane, so it's commonly just called overtaking, though yes, technically undertaking. :)

@@AlexGreenwoodUkulele when somebody goes past you in the right hand lane that is overtaking, when somebody goes past you in the left land (which is illegal, unless the car in the right lane is going slower than usual) it's called undertaking.

@@morganjoyce8712 Yes, That's basically what I just said. Read my comment again. I know exactly what both terms mean, and I was explaining why he merely called it overtaking. In short conversation, it's simply easier to call both of them 'overtaking' because the long and short of it is, they've gone past someone else. In technicality, though, that is undertaking.

Exactly what I was thinking too Jeff Gogo.

they're part of the real life heros for keeping the world running as smoothly as possible

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Congratulations on your retirement and thank you for your service. I'm truly sorry you had to attend to several fatalities. 😢 I hope you had the emotional and mental support you needed after. I can imagine they all stay with you, some more than others. And I second your wish to all the ones still on the job to stay safe. 🙏

I can not find it where someone says that. Where is it?

@@fate6514 15:51 :)

I was dying!

@@NHZProductionss I appreciate people like you! Thank you for the timestamp! You're one of the greats! 👍🤗

That was really funny.😂 It's always a better day at work when you can laugh and have fun.

I-40's a nightmare in AR as well and it's under constant construction.

Yes...love the cameras, oh and the Russians.....seems like every single car has dash cam. That should be mandatory in US autos. Think how much time it would save accident reports.

We have a small network but you guys have longer motorways. These are UK core motorways, the busy parts. Too expensive otherwise.

Come to Canada and you would die to have the Nashville roads no joke

Wait till you see our local roads though, they're all a mess

@Lady Jupiter I saw an rtc where I was first on the scene back in the mid 80's opposite my security post, the passenger had a gash from his knee to historic groin that had sliced through his thigh to his none, the force of the impact rapped the radiator round then engine and tilted a garage forecourt sign post overview but some 20 degrees, drunk driver I am guessing done a runner and left their passenger, fortunately there was a fire station right next door to the site I was patrolling otherwise I would have needed to go to the nearest phone box, even then it took some time to get their attention but they will have been better equipped than me to deal with it, I did chase it up the following day and he survived, I don't know what happened to the driver. Remembering for a long time, I would say they will never forget it I never have, and as the incident was 33-34 years ago I 56 in two months.

NIK4014 aka monti full episodes of anything is appreciated

Same for the States. On residential streets it can take five years.

2 years that fast where u living in SA?

tell me about it. I qualified to drive in the UK but have lived in the US for many years. The only place in the US I've been that's anywhere remotely close to British driving standards is Minnesota and they're still a little bit too fast and apt to drive distracted (e.g. phones and whatnot).

I thought that never more than a 100mph, what I understand about the law is it's 10%+2mph allowance over the speed limit, that's well in excess of that.

@@nigelbutterfield8533 it's because over 100 you're basically guaranteed to lose your licence (automatic summons in front of a judge)... lower than that its 3 points and a £100 fine (fixed penalty)

@@ddon1797 The police can still refer to court. Don't my quote still stands, the police won't usually pull unless over the 10%+2, even successfully argued a 37 in a thirty, just dropped from a 40mph on a wide dual carriageway entering Doncaster and I was trying to find somewhere, so the 30mph hadn't fully registered and whilst I was slowing I tripped a camera at 37, said as much in response to the letter, never heard anything else about it.

How bout the woman that blew a tire..!! She was in full blown panic, in turn traumatized her daughter and then... stops in her bloody lane rather than stay calm, reduce speed turn on 4 ways and pull off. That poor driving skill level is the reason these accidents happen PERIOD. cheers though.

@@barryh2084 i think she was forgetting something u can still drive on a flat tire just get the car somewhere safe stopping in a live lane like she did not a good thing to do

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How about some fencing along the overpass with a curve inward at the top.

Trust me it’s still like that in alot of Europe, Ireland is horrible for it

Michigan, USA

Dallas TX. Love so many things UK but not their traffic issues. BTW, we have one tornado storm chaser who is here from your country that I watch all the time on RU-vid, and of course, the guy from “Big jet TV.” Love your accents where all your words end with a lilt up sound. Lol. Wouldn’t want to live there, tho, with the many dangerous snakes you all have. We have bad snakes too but ours take a couple of days to kill you if they are going to. Your snakes do it in seconds. I’d just be terrified all the time. Just really looked at your name. Lol. You don’t sound AUSTRALIAN. You sound SCOTTISH.....

@@curlyanneb1973 a lot of Aussie have English, Scottish, Irish or Welsh names (mine is welsh) it's a part of our history. Oh and ya don't see snakes everyday or everywhere lol but our spiders are just as bad!

Aiden McDonald mountains of new york

USA North Carolina

If you rewatch it, you will find the car was on Lane 1 to place the cones out. It then moved to the front of the wagon.

Christopher Mills a lorry ran over the cones and nearly took them out while they where sat in the vehicle while they where still In lane one

standards have fallen since a lot of these cop shows on RU-vid were filmed.

Was it closed?

@@arturturkevych3816 whats the fun in a closed road :)

@@arturturkevych3816 no it was open and the cars were the players, they just had a large inflatable football.

they must have got some sort of penalty for that?

The lot hitting cones at begining gave me mad anxiety !!

Perhaps higher unclimbable barriers with blocked of ends on each bridge.

Yeah... plastic Fisher price people

I don't understand why you made such an annoying comment, which is totally irrelevant, to the point of the programme, what I found annoying as to the inclusion of any in vehicle recording who's comments weren't really relevant to the programme.

They look like people with kids to me. They are all annoying. These two make my skin crawl though.

Oh now you've done it. You've pissed off Nigel... Also, literally a good 75% of people in big passenger cars are like that. They just don't give a fuck anymore. But, I digress...

Yes

Kilometers of course. Not miles.

yeah they probably did that but didnt show within the programme!! dont really want to show us the proper boring stuff like taking insurance pics!!

Im tyred of these jokes

I really sadly came across a jumper who’d passed in July. I was in the front in the right hand lane just after it had occurred. Luckily, there was a passing ambulance travelling in front of me who was able to control the scene quickly. So, so sad and very horrific for all - the road was shut 36h. I really thank all those who work on the roads and sadly witness these poor victims. RIP

Lady Jupiter There is no such thing as bragging about who has worse roads xD. Every time I hit a big bump or crack in the road I get pissed.

That's not a pothole compared to 90% of the ones in the UK. On the motorway they take them a lot more seriously due to the higher speeds and higher likelihood of serious damage and resulting injuries. On normal roads potholes can be way way more severe than this

I'm from the UK. In my area, we huge potholes, the roads are so poorly maintained.

LRODRG11 Same in Alaska, not to mention the buckling of the roads from permafrost and cracks from earthquakes.

Itz full of shit innit hahahaha :)

Tori Simpson probably maintenance dispatcher

Spies! Jk

Highways Agency

They do.

Tis ironic that this is in England.

one thing about driving there is you were never very far from a phone even before mobile phones. They had emergency phones on the motorway from the start, spaced every mile, and unlike equivalent systems in the US they cover all areas, urban and rural, universally, and they've continued to be maintained even in today's mobile phone dominated era.

Hahaha... so true. Daft drivers.

Initial goth *eurobeat intensifies*

Thinks he owns the road

They do. Watch previous episode. Then people complain they can’t sleep🤪