04:36 120mph is not 'cruising.' That's a felony in some states.

Who in their right mind would let a 17 yr old drive their beamer? He better have some serious consequences for that stunt.

So many people should not have the privilege of driving.

Thank you for the update, Underworld..!! 4:12 That was scary.

What a thrilling video of road moments! Yet, the lack of safety on the road is upsetting.

When you have more hours playing GTA instead of actual hours driving a real car in real traffic

Wow - neat to see Barrie on there. I lived there from 1984 to 1993. In 1985, Barrie had Canada's first EF4 tornado, and the damage was devastating. There was no footage of it though - being the mid 80s, cameras weren't everywhere. The city is certainly aware of the dangers though, and getting hit again kind of underlines that. Barrie's a LOT bigger now too - back in '85, it was around 46K people.

These road moments are amxiety-inducing. There's just something about them that screams horror in many different languages.

That didn't cost him thousands of dollars at 8:34. That's a Lada Samara. The whole car is worth about 600$.

The slow moving trolley was like the scene in Austin Powers with the steam roller.

I’ll have said this before and I’ll say this again, why did that Officer not jump the barrier!

God bless that lady who windshield was smashed

That accident in Fairfax County, with the BMW M-3 driven by teens is, yes, a perfect example of too much car for the driver. Kids just don't understand -- no matter how many videos they sit through in driver's Ed -- how fast and awful an accident can happen. I'll never forget. The first winter after my son got his license, he would laugh at me when I cautioned him to be careful when there was ice or snow. The next year? If I mentioned ice or snow he'd give me a seriously worried look. A few years later he admitted he had had a few fender-benders in his first winter. Thankfully, he was driving an old tank, an 18yo Jaguar that he got a for a good price from a friend of a friend. I had to drive it because he got it before he had his license and I was glad for that. After driving it I knew, if he was in almost any but the worst accident, he would live. It was solid. And it got him through that all-too dangerous 1st year of driving.

Wow that Officer was lucky.

That truck with the long concrete poles should of had a hi-vis cloth wrapped around that for better visibilty not just for inpatient driver but for everyone else along the journey. Good compilation of videos - Happy new year XD

Great videos

7:45 That train came out of nowhere LOL. I mean, the tracks were a clue.

4:18 the driver has no control over the vehicle at all. 120 miles per hour or 190 km/h requires experience and a vehicle in top condition. Bad tires, worn suspension or just incorrect tire pressure can be fatal. Likewise the driver's incompetence. But even a pothole in the road can throw the car off balance. In Germany there are always guard rails in the middle.

This entire video’s background music be like: Ooooooo OOOOOOOOH OOOOOOOH oooooooo Oooooo

Wait so the trolley could stop feet after impact but not feet before it even though it saw the collision coming 🤣

8:35 Bruh ... it was in Russia - the total cost of that accident was around $12,99

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Remember, it’s always a great idea to go at least 90 mph in snowy conditions. That way we can continue to get great footage like this

So glad that officer walked away from that. One step in a different direction could have cost him so much more.

The guy on 1 geez mate has no fears

that lada and trolley is a push with ''thousands of dollars worth of damage'' thats was like 12.59 in dollars lol

Holy smokes, that first one was lucky as hell. 😱

1:54 Is that guy in blue next to the guard rail taking a leak?

4:57 hope the driver didn’t get a ticket after that

Number 6 Driver: What are you doing?! Me: What are YOU doing?!?!

When the two guys got out of the car after being hit by the tram, I was like, “Elvis!”

Rich usually doesn't equal intelligent...

Cop didn't think to jump the barrier?

4:16 breaking is the first lesson of driving. You break in a straight line and release the breaks to turn. You only ever drive as fast as you're able to safely break bro.

4:30 holy fucking shit!!!! That cop was very lucky!!!!!

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It's unfortunately that old joke about the most dangerous part of a vehicle, but it is also about driving standards and standards of driving tests, road safety and vehicles. I guess stuff like this is probably always going to happen sometimes. 😳😒🥺

that truck scarped a bridge moments before.

"There used to be a road where all that rock is."....ummm, actually it's the other way around, & I believe it's the cause of the landslide. The fact is, there used to be rock where all that road is. Cut away sections to make a road & there's nothing there to support the hillside above...therefore, landslide.

No:6, I know that vehicle as a tram. Never heard it being called a trolley before.

The yellow pick up pinning the Audi to the barrier was uncalled for therefore the equally violent reaction from the blue SUV that nearly cost his life.

#2 showed very petty drivers who were willing to kill each other over a get back and a spot on the road

when a car is headed at you from ten o'clock, you run forward, not in the direction the car is headed.

Pause at 1:09, 4 inches (10.16 cm) higher, and they would've experienced what Jane Mansfield did.

I wouldn’t be surprised if South Africa was also in the top 10 suckiest roads. They have some impressive potholes and too but to add to that, load shedding means the traffic lights at major intersections just stop working periodically throughout the day. That can get a little hairy…

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#8 about the teen who drove over 120 MPH should have his driver's license taken away from him until he is 25 years old. Also every state should go back to the old days when a person in there teens can not get their license until they are 18 for junior license and 21 for adult license. Back then parents didn't loose their children as fast as they are today. I know that there are going to be some parents out there who are going to say; "HOW DO YOU EXPECT OUR CHILDREN TO GET BACK AND FORTH TO SCHOOL OR WORK?" Well back in my day my mother and father didn't allow me to get my license until I turned 19. I am now 65. That was back in 1976 and I am very happy that they made me wait. But, if you have a child who wants their drivers license at the age of 16 well there's only one thing that you need to ask yourself. "HOW MUCH DO YOU LOVE YOUR CHILDREN?" Do you want your children with you for the Holidays or would you rather go and put flowers on their graves. The only way we are going to stop children from getting killed is to go back to the olden days to keep our children safe. And to keep them with us longer. I think people out here should write to our Government asking that the Government to change the driving age be changed back to junior license at 18 and adult license at 21. To save our childrens lives.

Clip #8 Revoke the driver's licenses from the teenage driver AND his parents...VERY VERY bad judgment on their part...🤬 (No regard or concern for the passengers in the BMW, the parked vehicle and the officer doing his duty)

That isn't a train it's called a tram

8:52 my childhood home 😭

03:13 I could probably get the car unstuck but it might not work😅 Give me like 2 jacks a piece of plywood and some mechanics. Trust me we had a Ford Ranger that rolled forward over a wall the cab on the ground and the bed of the truck stuck standing up and the only thing tires it was on were the two front tires. Don't know how it got stuck like that but it did. We somehow drove it the rest of the way down from the wall without breaking anything. I don't understand my family sometimes I'm the only girl out of 4 boys in my household. Story 2:January of 2021/2022 I got COVID and we were about to enter the street from the gas station parking lot we don't even pass the gas pumps and the driver side tire decides nope not today and falls off rolling halfway across the parking lot. Yea that's truck didn't like us alot. We had to call my dad to bring tools to fix said tire.. Yea i didn't trust that tire for a couple months. 😅

That's Okay no problem Mom and Dada will take care of all his problems.what that problem.. going at 120mph.they will just buy another B.M.W..for their little Boy..

The guy in SUV mustn't of seen final destination.

Some people might find this video more amusing than others.

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Wow

9:40 there is so telling what would have happened if you watched all the final destination movies

Nr.1 crazy luck!!😮😅

How that poor cop survived, I'll never know! No lottery tickets for him. 😮

#6. Fred West and the Tram.

As a South African, I sympathise with Thailand's terrible roads and money to fix them "disappearing" 😒

8:30 I disagree with the take on #6. That slow-moving street trolley had all the opportunity to stop and not smash into the car. Street Trolleys are NOT Freight Trains. The guy driving the car is still dumb, parking on train tracks is never smart. But that trolley could have stopped effortlessly. If it really didn't have the braking ability to do that, then I blame maintenance and/or engineering. I've personally been on street trolleys when they hit the brakes hard when some unanticipated issue came up - they can definitely stop.

7:12 Those guys aren't Russians, certainly they are in Russia, more specifically in St. Petersburg, but their nationality is from Southern countries bordering Russia - Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Armenia, etc., so they are usually immigrants which came for work

5:05 its more of a question why cars can be licensed that exeed the speed limits on highways by more than 20miles

I'm a scary cat! I can't understand when people gather at the edges of giant potholes and sink holes which have just opened up. Or huge river banks which have dropped or steep deep mountainsides dropped off. Couldn't it worsen? Or isn't that a common theme?

8:53 This is 100% the fault of the truck driver, who had an unflagged long load. Loads that extend more than 1 metre need to be marked either with appropriate light or red flag/cloth. Similar to having night accident with car that has no lights, they are in the wrong regardless as can't reasonably be seen.

I'm afraid I'm going to end up like that yellow truck road rage video...my rage increases with each year, having less and less tolerance for stupid people on the road. I really really don't want to end up like that...I should probably seek counseling, lest I end up being the next KZfaq "star" lol.

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Looooool "thousands of dollars worth of damage" that shitbox isn't worth even hundreds.

Police Officer should have jumped over the fence instead of running away, he was so lucky…

In America, someone woulda drove around that van and also gone into the hole.

"thousands of dollars of damage" lol, that ancient rustbucket was worth at max couple hundred if not less

That Russian car cost is not thousands - more like 100-200$

That cop needs to go play the lottery and retire on his winnings.

14:10 is that not a road worker type vehicle ffs?! With the line up arrows and shit?! I dunno what it’s like in china but here in Canada those types of lights you obey and move the fuck over …. ??? Anyone??

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I still do not understand why we allow children to get behind the wheel of a deadly weapon! It makes no sense! I didn’t drive until I was 20, because I knew I wasn’t ready. Most kids don’t have that level of reasoning as teens, and are so excited to drive and get a car, that even if they did, they would probably ignore it in favor of being a licensed driver. 🙄

#6 That's not a train, the operator 100% could have used their brake long before the impact. Legally speaking the car is still at fault however i feel like the operator had malice intent to brake after the impact as it's clear it could have stopped quick enough before the impact

Shabby construction by China

It's quite funny to hear comments with a hint of claimed superiority about other nations from those who still use "pounds" and "feet" as units of measurement... 😅

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Some people operate on only one brain cell, so we can't really blame them for being idiots

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Number 1 wasn’t spectacular at all. That hill isn’t that big and they already had the mesh up long ago. I don’t park at that end of the lot anymore though. 😊

I bet you a thousand dollars that accident did not cost these two Russians thousands of dollars worth of damage. The car itself is worth less than a thousand dollars.

8:34 ''cost them thousands of dollars'' yeah sure, that car is worth 500 bucks at most. and i doubt the tram sustained much damage, probably some scratches, also the tram could have easily stopped to prevent this, demonstrated by how fast he came to a stop after hitting the car. also just shitty road design in a shitty country.

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Too much unnessary yep yap

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Lane merging. . . why do people still fail on this so hard. If you have to merge, you do NOT have the legal right of way. It's why with onramps you have to adjust your speed to merge with the flow of traffic. Sometimes, you have no option but to slow down

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16:50 These are not "two Russians", they are two Caucasians. lol

Why put the unecessary intros before the videos?

He is s not your driver ,,,,stop saying that

Narrator needs to check his facts as he says many indefensible things. Winds do not come from nowhere; the state of the meteorological sciences is such that wind predictions are very accurate. If that wind came "from nowhere," then China's meteorological agency was negligent.

smart editing to have long video on a simple street accident = showing the whole history of the city where the accident happened 😂

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This is so poorly edited I stopped watching after a minute

Way to much talk and nothing new...