If your idiot enuff to ride your bike wheres theres traffic its your own fault when it happens!

"Im the best driver you know"

why we have always bitches that scream OH MY GAWWWD man someone call their parents bruh they need control

I've never been an idiot. I know where park is. In fact when waiting at a red light I put the gear in park instead of checking email and shit and forgetting to keep the left foot on the brake pedal.

Sorry but that is something an idiot would do, good call though.

Did you hear her voice almost break no less than 3 times. She was | | that close to breaking out in tears.

I had a lady almost rear-end me once. We wound up getting lunch at the same place and we laughed about it. Then she started trying to preach all this conspiracy crap about the World Trade Center (this was in 2008). When my food came I asked her to let me concentrate on eating for a bit and she completely lost it. Absolute Karen screech mode. Her final comment? "I should've hit you!" My response? "Yeah, you should have. I was in a Dodge Ram. You were in a tin can sports car. You would be dead, your insurance would fix my truck, and the world would be better off without you."

So nice of her to confess on video when the police are probably already on the way.

And we allow them to vote.

That's a Karen in training.

I've done it one time due to an obscured stop sign. That type of thing is frustrating, to say the least.

I was driving home really tired once and someone had knocked over a stop sign, luckily I recognized one of the trees in time to stop before the intersection.

Yeah this sort of stuff happens to everyone. This is also why it's just as bad to drive while you're completely beat and tired as driving drunk, I once misread the stop lines on a road and stopped with half the car over the stop line cause I was so tired I was in a bit of a daze and was forcing my eyelids open. Quickly backed up once I came to a complete stop, embarrassing for sure though

I've been driving for almost 40 years now. I've NEVER run a red light. What are you talking about "Everybody’s done it atleast once"? No, only bad drivers who shouldn't have a license have done this

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My brother did that in Seattle a couple times. I don't know why, and it was definitely his fault, but I wonder if it's because of the light signal.

Taking responsibility would be handing g in your keys so you don't kill somebody

@@zachb1706 everyone makes mistakes sometimes when you lose your focus for a second

@@CaptainSkinnySK yeah nah no mistake there. Purposely ran a red

@@zachb1706 ?? Dude realized it was red not green and reversed. How is that purposely running a red.

I was fresh out of high school and straight into a nice job that required me to wake up earlier than my body was used to. Ran an all-way-stop because I wasn't used to the morning driving yet. I was 5% awake, my brain driving autopilot on a well known route with no sunlight. There was an old and small white pickup who was stopped to my left and by all accounts I should have been on a collision course with but, they waited for me to blow the 4-way-stop before proceeding. Did not get much work done that day.

I've done that exact thing my first few months of driving. I have nightmares about it years later. 🤣

4:01 Jeep Cherokee - Great Name, Crap car! But in the hands of idiots an exciting tool!

It takes real effort to pull that off.

I've never heard the term "overtaken" until today. You're like the 5th person to say that, where are you people from? Here on planet earth we call it "passed"

@@silkroad1201 in the uk its an overtake and literally everywhere else except the us 😂😂

@@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307 it’s not a Cherokee, it’s a Gladiator (Jeep’s pickup truck model)

Obligatory "Time To Take The Keys Away From Grandma" clip.

@@texasred2702 My bet is that it's someone from a different country (using a borrowed or rented vehicle), where roundabouts aren't common or just plain don't exist. It's still probably part of their driver education system (assuming the country bothers doing much of that), but it would certainly explain the driver's hesitance and total screwup of going the wrong way, if it was just some obscure thing that they'd never had anything to do with in the past. My country (Canada) doesn't use roundabouts much (I think I've seen a grand total of like two, in person), but the driver education still expects you to know about and study up on it. I could totally see it not being part of older generation's education (Canada became more strict about driver education in the last few decades, I think), or just plain forgotten because it's so damned rare (you don't use it, you lose it). I'm pretty sure that in the USA roundabouts are even rarer, relatively speaking. Don't know about other countries outside of the EU and UK, but maybe Australia wouldn't have too many of them either? So yeah, definitely a bonehead move on the part of the driver, but good odds that they'd never had to navigate one before and quite possibly never even heard of such a thing.

@@ThatSoddingGamer It’s from Poland and roundabouts are absolutely very common here and for pretty long time

@@ThatSoddingGamer idk, I live in the USA and where I live, they're really common actually

@@ThatSoddingGamer they should still have the 3 brain cells left to watch what the fuck everyone else is doing its not hard to learn on the spot

Ikr most of the time all it takes is a hand wave to acknowledge it was a mistake, we all just move on.

And he didn’t hit anyone! He recognized and backed his ass up at once

@@DigitalYojimbo dude, exactly.

Friggin Indiana Jones moment right there

Fr final destination shit

Dude dodged a massive rolling object there. Like Liam said, Indiana Jones moment.

If I were him, I'd feel like I just won the lottery! Scared, but extremely happy!

@@theclearsounds3911 If I was him I would feel pretty freaking unlucky, he was carrying stuff what happened to said stuff?

Oh yeah 100% nobody would willingly put that bs on their wheel unless they are psychotic.

😂mine isn’t the same but I do have a pink fuzzy steering wheel cover. It’s medium fuzzy. It’s to keep the wheel cool enough to touch. It came with my seat covers. Swear I’m not this crazy lol 😝

@@lithium5755 your use of emojis tells me otherwise

e-girls in the real world lol

bro did you see the fucking my melody stickers on the last window 💀 the egirls are spreading like a plague

Bro, I so wanted them to go around the roundabout and get to the exit before it, waving.

@@thedarkemissary That'd have been dope. 👍

@@Mykhaiel I meant not get mad as in road rage. I apologize for not being clearer about that.

@@Mykhaiel sir, you appear to actually be the one who is not ok

@@Mykhaielmaybe you’re too American to do irony properly

Nice of her to admit it on camera like that for the insurance companies

I wanna know what she's on and the typa shit she be seeing 😂😂

She just pulls to to random people on the road and does this shit ?🤣 Sczhio shadow demons

"locally known lunatic" lol

As someone who lives in the same house for 20 years in sort of a literal corner of development before it's just swamp after, I can see how these things happen lol

Seems like your typical California transplant.

It’s a threesome

lmaoo navy light!

All that work for 5 likes. That stinks. Here, have a like stranger.

6:05 Sun//Eater - Lorna Shore

ur awesome

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@@sprinkIes even funnier the truck drivers

Getting into that death wobble at such a low speed takes a really Stupid hand...and them getting out was pure luck. They were doing everything wrong!

That wobble was caused by a VERY badly loaded trailer.

True, points for that. Taking them right away for setting things up badly enough to get into that situation in the first place, though!

Well…sorta. There were about 48 times I was screaming that the driver did the WRONG thing. I was just waiting for a jackknife flip, to be honest. That was ALL luck that straightened him out

That was 100% luck and 0% skill. That driver probably decided to step on the gas to "straighten out", which does exactly the opposite.

The idiot needs to learn the lesson immediately. It's like waiting three years to shove your dogs face in a pile of their shit in your living room. They're not going to understand the lesson unless the consequence is immediately connected to their mistake.

Some people have a justice complex and end up fighting for most of their lives with morons, assholes, and people who've made honest mistakes. You can lay out the logic to them of letting things go, but they won't listen, since in truth most of them are fighting some inner psychological battle and are trying to prove a point to themselves. They're featured in many KZfaq videos!

When I was learning to drive I was told, drive as if EVERYONE around you are total idiots.

@@polarvortex3294 I like your comment but when I went to your channel, you don't have any content.?.

@@jennybeam7226 many commentors on KZfaq have zero content. What a shame.

Lol

"Start _seeing_ motorcycles!" .... yeah I see them, usually doing some reckless shit that'll get someone killed.

I mean look at the rest of these videos. Cars have zero regard for the safety of bikers and especially cyclists. This one I guess had a death wish

@@davidbarger3786 i mean... the dude DID just attempt to cross into the HOV solid white line... definitely a death wish and ideocracy by the biker

then just 30 seconds later in the video... 0:53

Must be from another country where they don't have roundabouts, and is too stupid to figure out how it works

Lmao

What is that clip even from

Begins to have a seizure

That is the smartest thing you can do. Big trucks and other commercial vehicles have limited visibility, they are very heavy, and cannot stop or change direction quickly. 40 tons of metal will squash you like an ant.

@@robertthomas2942 right??? It's death on wheels if you're not cautious, so I try to be very cautious lol

@@alison4316 Well, I'm glad someone gets it. I am responsible for a commercial fleet, mostly construction and utility trucks. The stupid things people do putting themselves in harms way is amazing. Unfortunately I see it daily.

I don't go out of my way to avoid them, I just don't present a problem to them. Give them some space, stay out of the blind spots

At the same time, wouldn't it be weird to just stop after the intersection? The light position changed, not the intersection.

If you don't know a roundabout, you won't understand it there. From his low car, he also has less overview than the truck driver behind him. It would be helpful to have a traffic sign on the lawn that makes it clear in which direction you have to drive around this lawn. Instead of laughing stupidly, the boys could have gotten out of the truck and explained to the driver in front of them that this is how he gets to his destination.

I figured him for impaired. Unless he's out of someplace where oxcarts and Yamahas are cutting-edge state of the traffic art, and it's his first week on a European driver's license.

huh? stop lights are normally on the opposite side of the intersection so that you can see them...

@@williamapodaca8614 Not in the rest of the world.

@@beatoldfield yeah, I thought that too. Most of the world doesn't have the stop signs so far away. Maybe a tourist in a rental?

@@williamapodaca8614 normally they are on both sides of the intersection. If they are only on the far side, that would make it look like the intersection was further up the road than it actually was.

@@beatoldfield wow, we found something america does better than everyone else?? Finally!

IKR...what;s next place the light a quarter miles away from the intersection...?

@@mikejunior211 Stop signs after the intersection.

@@frankkolton1780 Makes sense...

It's different from state to state which is annoying. The first time I drove in a state were the lights weren't basically right in the middle of the intersection, like right where you stop I was a little confused too.

Their just color blind lol

I agree, but Mistakes will happen always

@@proagar.ioplayer8909 No doubt about it. I would submit to you that a significant number of collisions occur not because of mistakes but because of aggressive driving and not adhering to the rules of the road.

My friend stopped at a red, then went anyway, slow crawl cause his brain was like "its green". He didn't realize, I had to tell him. Sometimes the brain just shits itself.

@@isolars Yeah, I can see this happening. The human brain is a weird thing

wasn't he like driving completely over the shoulder and didn't even bothering to slow down? I don't know how he would think he is right

@@ed_iz_ed fr

Bruh really almost just killed a dude for riding a bike and your saying he's not at fault 🤨 that's backwards as fuck

Maybe if he would turn that garbage he is listening to down, he would realize he is on the shoulder.

Completely driving on the shoulder “break down lane”. Even went over rumble strips on his left side

Yeah i hate stupid drivers i truly do, but people who react in this way when they make a mistake are not bad drivers, because for them every mistake is a lesson

@@swagpepperoni5503 yeah because we were all new drivers once and made mistakes hell even after 40+ years of driving, on occasion I will make a mistake.

clip starts abruptly as he accelerates to try and stop this guy from getting around him i can only assume he was brake checking the guy and then his slower car couldn't stop the guy from passing lol

Looks like this took place in the U.S. So yes, you can actually judge that driver for being an idiot. If you drive in another country, it's your responsibility to know the laws which govern that country's roads, period. There's no debating this fact.

@@Survivor_of_DMVdrivers Ahm..there is debating. That is not a rule or anything, it's just the way USA builds their roads and the only way you'd know that beforehand is either by watching a shit ton of videos like this and figuring it out or having someone point that out to you. The rules themselves are pretty much the same. And yes, I know it was taken in the US. You can also notice it's most likely a rental car, so the driver is not from there most likely.

@@st4rpt_603 : Read my original comment again--it's still on the individual to know that country's road laws (and construction, if you want to nitpick some more) before driving. Failing to do so endangers lives. I drove in both South Korea & Peru when I lived in each for several years. Did I just take a test and start driving immediately? Hell no, I watched some KZfaq, read articles, asked around for tips, etc. Even then, I made a couple mistakes...and had I been the cause of an accident, it would've been **my** fault. So please don't excuse ignorance of the law as a reason to absolve from responsibility. That just won't fly.

@@st4rpt_603 In the US, I've only seen a few signal lights put up after the intersection in 30 years of driving unless it was under construction. It makes about the same amount of sense as placing stop signs after the intersection. The lights should be moved over the correct lanes and turned around. The longitude an latitude numbers on the dash cam video indicate this was in Lexington Kentucky. I've driven through many parts of Kentucky many times, I've never seen a similar signal set up there.

@@frankkolton1780 thats strange. Im also in the us and have never seen an intersection any other way personally.

Trump-voters can defy gravity. Vote Trump.

I do , too. Not to all pedestrians - You can't just step off the curb because there is a crosswalk. The laws of physics let us know that vehicles have a certain distance and need a certain amount of time to stop. Stay safe everyone.

That's when it gets real

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I could already tell from his posture and movement that he wasn't crashing into the bikes from a loss of control. But according to your information, I now also see the moment of decision in his eyes. At the end he looks in the same way at the bikes parked behind him (of which only the shadow can be seen here). He will probably drive into that next.

Why would you purposely run into bikes.

do you have the link to it?

@@m03 I saw it as part of a compilation. Never did find the original.

I want the rest of this video

Shes incredibly lucky that she didnt get run over, mimicking like she had a gun and was about to pull it. At that range, in a vehicle, the thing to do is to charge her and run her down, regardless

especially if they can avoid the crazy shitheads just by getting a little slower. if you have the shitheads behind you they can always rear end you and you have no chance to avoid. I am always happy when morons and idiots are in front of me, so its my choice to enlarge the distance to them

Sounds accurate

Most places are like that lol If the lights were at the line you stop at, you couldnt see the lights when you were stopped.

​@@yeetandskeet define "most"

@@yeetandskeet USA doesn't count as "most places", that doesn't happen in EU, lights are where you need to stop.

@@yeetandskeet That is why in many places in addition to the light there are side lights. Also you can still see the light because you do not stop over the pedestrian crosiing.

In Canada it is the same. Lights are always at the far side of the intersection. Why would you have them at the stop line? You can't see it change over your head.

Usually its intended as an emergency lane, i.e. you go there if you have an emergency. Id assume something like that mightve been the case.

I saw this clip on reddit and someone there said in some states that treat the shoulder as a lane under some circumstances

That's where listening to earbuds would have killed him. If you can't hear shit like that happening behind you, you haven't got a chance.

@@puntacanaman1 I think you'd pretty wrong there, cars smashing into things is pretty loud.

Video number 1 put a smile on my face. Some either distracted or angry nitwit gets his shit wrecked by a trucker who doesn't give af.

Yeah. I got a small car and I wouldn't have tried that. Plus it could screw up the underside of car, and that's where alot of important things are for my car to operate, even if I could get up there. Lol.

Potentially ramming into moving cars? Never worth it. Dangerous and reckless. I completely disagree

Size doesn’t matter, if he just angled himself right and given it a good run up with more throttle he could’ve easily gotten up there

@@o.l.ashman9696 how the hell would he be able to get a good run up?🤣

That Toyota was probably a 2wd Prerunner without a locker. The idiot could have made it up if he had some weight in the back or had good tires

“With a charger” as in charging into the sea.

He said, “what a charger” not “with a charger”

I bet they thought they could pull out and pass the truck which had the trailer at a stop sign or something, before the clip started.

Some people have no idea what the lane markings mean. They probably thought it was a legit 2-lane.

both wrong you cannot turn while someone is coming

@@leviconspiracies true

Car is in the wrong- however biker could’ve been more careful by slowing down

@@leviconspiracies nah, biker is in the wrong he's going way to fast. car had enough time to make the turn if they biker wasn't speeding.

Also what if it was a fucking kid using that pedestrian crossing uh? Fuck that biker going way too fast in town.

They are alway at the end?

@@spoogz2857 Not always. In NY at least, they're usually before - middle of intersection. If people don't know the area well, they're gonna run the light.

@@saiftama Absolutely agree! That is a very confusing, poorly positioned light. Every light I've ever seen in OH has either been at the beginning of the intersection, or in the middle. I've only seen one other one like this and I did a similar thing. There was a road that was split with 2 lanes each way, but a large median area in between (I've never seen anything like that in a downtown city setting). There was so much space in between, it made it look like there were two distinct roads just coming fairly close to each other. There was a lot of construction in the area so there were no lines or signs showing the edge of the intersection. I followed another car through and up to the light and then we both realized, "oh crap, we're in the middle of the intersection". Both of us ended up having to run the light because we had to get out of the way. Felt really stupid, but man, what a confusing mess. Luckily there was only one other car in the area. They were at a perpendicular road but they were sitting at a green light so I think they were confused as well. I'm not sure if maybe they set the light up there temporarily because they were making major changes to the road or what (I think maybe widening it), but putting the light 100 feet from edge of the intersection with no other markings or signs is just asking for trouble.

Maybe he's european and just confused, if I didnt know it I'd be too as we have every lights befote intersections so basically you wait beneath them

in england theres one in the start and one on the other side either way it should be simple to see that you shouldnt just drive through the crossroads