*Near TC* CHP Traffic Break for a Traffic Collision 

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Lol, more than half the fucking drivers are from some other Country and probably think they are ice cream trucks!🤣

this happened in every states

Excellent idea. It can cause a lot of confusion when you don't know what the cop wants you to do.

@@phcusnret use some fucking common sense. Cop sitting sideways very clearly blocking as much of the road as possible. "Oh this just means to go around right???" Fuck off. You're the same type of person who thinks the Mexico truck driver in Colorado blew past giant blinking yellow signs and an obvious runaway truck ramp deciding to instead plow into stopped traffic killing people - because he couldn't read English. Just fuck right off.

I was just thinking something very similar to that, and no where near as nice

Damn he’s got some skills and situational awareness

Like herding sheep..... Vehicle like a sheep dog at work.... Right colour too🤣

@@almilhouse9059 ikr lol. Also 140 likes, wasn't expecting that. Thanks😂😀

What are you talking?

It definitely was a nice move 🙌

I was out at a major traffic collision several years ago (as an off-duty firefighter) - CHP put up cones and flares to divert traffic to a crossroad, and a CHP car was posted at that intersection. A car STILL drive right between the cones and across the flares, and up to the scene where the road was completely jammed with emergency vehicles. Once he saw he couldn't squeeze through, he pulled a U-turn, right as the air ambulance helicopter was on final approach to land on the roadway right where he turned around. I hope that idiot got a massive fine and points on his license for that stunt.

Some people are really dense between the ears, they're just stupid.

More like the police officer's considering he may not have known if the truck was gonna stop in time or at all. Why the truck would do that in the first place I don't know.

@@CJDiecast but the truck was already stopped because the CHP officer came from the right shoulder and had moved across the lanes to try to stop all traffic and the truck continue to try to move behind the officer vehicle

You kiddin? The trooper is the one getting himself killed. Loaded Peterbilt, figure fourteen tons, vs a two ton Ford. Truck would hardly notice.

@@jaysmith1408 it was already stopped and continued to try to sneak past

@@jaysmith1408 You're not going to get killed if half your car gets bumped at 15 mph

CHP has one of the best EVOC programs anywhere and they spend a lot of time with EVOC in the academy.

Sometimes in Philly we get pretty backed up. Usually not too much police intervention though.

@@vipshoot1780 Oh the good ol’ Schuylkill expressway hate that road. 😂😂 yeah PSP really doesn’t do traffic breaks like CHP does or Nevada DPS (state police)

California is a shithole. There isnt a single highway at any time of day or day of the week you "WONT" find a traffic jam. It seems the average freeway speed is 35mph and the fucking speed limit is 70mph. Give it another 5 to 8 years and these freeways will be at an all day stand still, the State is i a decade behind when it comes to freeways ability to freely move the capicity, and its gonna get worse.🤣👍

CHP is corrupt af lmao xD

California fukin' sucks. I speak from experience.

LOLOLOLOL!

damn i miss him lol

Yeah, because Jeremy NEVER used a siren…

LOLLLLL

LMAOO

@Kaiden the state trooper yes but either way it still takes a lot of balls to throw yourself in front of a huge truck like that, trained or not

Indeed scary close

Amharic to believe people can collide on a straight away between Fullerton Road and Fairview.

Rotary lightbars are uber-geigh.

That’s actually LA County FD not LAFD

@@mywy1std33 dude you get what I'm saying we don't need to get all fancy

I 😍 rotary light bars

Probably meant to throw it on his rear facing setting (usually involves putting light switch to the center secondary setting) and probably didn't realise he turned them off.

He likely hit the reset button to shut the siren off and shut the whole system down instead

That truck drive should have all his licenses and certifications revoked.

@@0g.Ghost.7373 chill buddy you’re over reacting

@@premium3141 Nah you all have just gone soft on criminal scum.

@jesse arias nah kid. They know the laws.

@@0g.Ghost.7373 do you know how rare a police stop like this is? You are not required to know this when you get your cdls so for you to assume he knows every law just because he’s a trucker is not too smart.

Would love to, trust me, but the priority is scene safety and the people involved in the crash. If the officer tries contacting the drivers behind him, he leaves the involved vulnerable.

@@joeblow8197 I was thinking more along the lines of looking at the video (Bodycam/carcam) and paying them a visit after the event. As always it's priorities and time.

Ngl this happened to me few years ago in fl and I flew right past him like a dumbass the maneuver just looks so odd I didnt catch on

It helps when they have a loud speaker to say "do not pass". They do that when there's junk in the middle of the highway. sometimes to allow construction crews to get on the highway as well.

Eastbound 60 near Fairway

@jesse arias When the 2016 FPIU First came out it was fast

@@CallMeAhSirHKP just because they came out fast doesn't mean a department can't modify them to be slow....

@@Project153 I'm just noticing

CHP light patterns are pretty slow across the whole lightrig, at least comparitive to other departments in Cali. There's some laws written that restrict what and how emergency vehicles can have flashers. Like for example, it's state law that all emergency vehicles shall have 1 steady burning red light facing forward on the car when the flashers are turned on. It wouldn't surprise me if the strobes in the headlights are required to be slow for a similar law.

@@KomradeDoge I know about the red light but i think the wig wags are programmed differently

most people call it a traffic break here in California. Basically, traffic slows to a halt until whatever up ahead is cleared, etc. Had this happen quite a few times to me. Most recently in San Francisco where there was large debris on the freeway and they did a traffic break until it was cleared off

@@freshbenz ok . thanks mate

I forgot to check his story to see if he posted that video loll

thanks!

@@jeremyapps no problem, Stay safe out there.

Cal fire

Dave Roberts on IG

They’ll sometimes do it to allow CalTrans (or another officer) to safely move a foreign object (like unsecured cargo, luggage, vehicle parts etc) off the roadway. So by the time you get there, said object is gone, hence why it seems like it was done for no reason. I’ve heard of them doing it for funeral processions too, but I’ve personally never seen it

It’s never for no reason. You just might not know the reason. There’s several.

They do this sometimes to help with the traffic flow as well I've seen them do it to where they allow the traffic in the front to go and get much more further up the road then once that happens they stop doing it and then let traffic go

Ye check out his IG. His name is Dave Roberts

Then don’t lmao

Yes you would. And you will.

@@lateral1385 Lived there 15 years. I will never move back.

@@karatlack4464 No. I hereby command you to move back to California within two months. You’re going back there, and you’re going to like it. Enjoy the drought, and claustrophobic traffic. It’s all yours for the taking. That’s a direct order. Don’t even try to question it, OK? I expect a full report on your progress toward moving every week.

Oh I'm sure you do, ya Brit phecks. You "do" everything better--except speak English!!! LEARN TO TALK 'Murican goawdam------mit!!

Clear instructions!

I would still pass

If it wasn't a cop, no one would care lol.

Send me the link when you see it

To slow drivers down so they wont get in the way of incidents

@@CallMeAhSirHKP Yeah, but after they have slowed down they will speed up again?

​@@Mike25654 once they get past that incident they're allowed to go back to normal freeway speed but sometimes they also do this to shut down the freeway in case of debris or the accident requires a full shut down

Traffic Collision

@@jeremyappsThanks!