Really? 3:32 this is the second time you use the R* word like it's okay.

That POS is from before the Frontier even existed. I know these trucks as hardbodies, but I think they are technically called D21s. You are right though, getting dragged by one of those in the rain is humiliating.

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"hey, I guess the cammer proved it was his lane" he also proved, if footage submitted to their insurer, they are a liability and instead of attempting to avoid an accident they partly caused it. He's also proven to anyone who watches the clip that he shouldn't be in control of a gun, a vehicle or minors because he's unstable.

Victim blaming = narcissistic sociopath

I'm always like, no problem go ahead and cut in...you win that 1/2 second congratulations

@@CANNABISfreedomNOtaxesbaby needs a fresh diaper

@@FYMASMD I hope you're following your court order to stay 1000 feet away from schools and playgrounds!

Not even clapped out, that truck body is solid

Yep, semi was already starting to take the turn while the cammer was barely around the corner. He just could have waited and given the semi some space.

I think he might be one of those people who feel entitled

Yeah the cammer has that dangerous mindset of I’m not waiting.

Cammer didn't want to wait but also think the semi's passenger side mirror was blocking his view of the guy turning onto the street. Those big mirrors cause huge blind spots in certain situations you can hide an entire vehicle from view if both of you are moving until you get close enough that you can finally see what it's hiding

The cammer is being an idiot/jerk and posting the video shows he thinks he is in the right!

Exactly!

Both drivers were 💩

On top of that, just as he was starting to move back to the right lane which would've allowed cammer to go, cammer honked. Which of course caused him to stop his lane change (when you get honked at you assume you're about to hit someone, so the proper thing to do in this case was to stop the lane change). Cammer caused his own suffering.

In addition I think the very wet road might have caused a bit of hydroplane because he hesitated. Cammer is a total anole!

Love her concern about the tree failing, and how they would be inconvenienced rather then if everyone is okay

Or that she thinks the tree will somehow fall on them ... through the truck.

More annoyed by her whiny tone of authority. Wouldn't want to have that has a major part of my life.

Instead he chose to speed in bad conditions and call other road ragers.

I agree with you on 100% the Nissan and here's why: unless whomever designed this intersection is an idiot, the Red Nissan would have had a red light since the Cammer's side had not only a solid green light but they also had a green left turn arrow.

I'm pretty sure the cammer had a green arrow there, making it 100% the red Nissan's fault.

I hate how painfully unaware some people are about their surroundings, 90% of driving is situational awareness.

It's the Nissan's fault absolutely - you can see the left hand arrow for the cammer meaning they have a protected left turn. Nissan just ran the red. The video description is incorrect and not relevant to the clip.

"Because it was wet I had no traction" I don't think you should be driving is my observation. Still laughing and replayed it about 5x's now.

gotta love when they post stuff like this and don't expect to get dragged. haha

He had no traction. How bad were his tires? That old ass truck kicked his butt!

Those old nissans were light with 4cylinders and likely a 5sp manual.

_deny?_

@@mvpfocus yes

He didn't even have to stop. As the video showed, he had space to get past. He just had to keep over to the right.

How long has the driver of the semi been driving to know that he has to move forward and backwards in his seat to see around the a-pillar and not miss vehicles because of lazyness?

how long has the trucker been driving to know not to turn when there is traffic

@@rogerw-interested There was no traffic when he started his turn. The truck was already pulling out by the time the cammer turned onto the street.

@@dragonsmonk You must be the cammer...

I now call this phenomenon "cammers self righteousness." You have a cam that you think proves you are in the right so feel justified in defending that position even to the point of not avoiding an accident. Which directly goes against the "last clear chance" doctrine that says if you can avoid and accident you are required to do so and therefore the cammer is at least partially responsible.

@@tarrantwolf I absolutely love this explanation and the the terminology. I will be using this from now on even outside dashcam videos. This applies to Karen's as well.

Victim blaming = narcissistic sociopath

@@CANNABISfreedomNOtaxes #27 is not a victim

@@th3namesadam968 was that you in the Subaru not using your signal and coming over illegally when there obviously wasn't enough room?

​@@CANNABISfreedomNOtaxeseven if it was them, the cammer could have avoided the collision by not pressing the gas. Insurance will 100% deny his claim, if he even filed one.

@@Shonon22 incorrect

So many of them have very little tolerance for such criticisms.

I think that's the point though...even if you have a protected green, pay attention to what other drivers are doing. I could tell the other car wasn't slowing down and cammer should have too.

@@jayawilliams07 I agree, but realistically the Cammer was probably looking at the light, then once it turned green looked ahead of them and saw an oncoming car a little bit away and assumed they would stop, then looked at where they were turning. Plus the red SUV was probably partially blocked by the A-pillar, it's good to watch approaching cars, but not always something we do.

Exactly. A green arrow is different than just a green light.

@@baddriversoftennessee Why not? Why are you not a defensive driver. I always look for cars that might be failing to stop before I proceed into an intersection. Just like I always look both ways when crossing or turning onto a one way street. Other people don't always do what they're supposed to. Your job as a defensive driver is to watch for people not paying attention. They were behind the A-pillar? Well, that's not a problem if you lean forward or to the side a little and look around your A-pillar. This is not difficult and is something that any good driver does whether consciously or not. I'm not saying this cammer is at fault for the accident, but if they were more attentive, they could have avoided it.

One of the many times you'd like to ask the cammer, was it worth it. All the time and aggravation for submitting claims, filing affidavits, waiting on adjusters, waiting on repairs, and all the other hassles that come including higher insurance rates. If you find one that answers yes, that's one sick, sadistic Numnut.

Meaning?

While leaving the property behind that directly ties to them (or their family), presuming it wasn't stolen.

obviously didnt learn the first time cutting corners is bad, did it at the next light too

Seems like when people cut it close they always have grind damage on the front corner. Clearly they don’t learn.

@@tarrantwolf Odd, this channel has already shown this clip YEARS ago. That's my clip. The guy reported the truck stolen even though the detective knew that it was him (he was drunk as well when they showed up as his house). We couldn't prove that he was driving and he stayed by his stolen statement. I ended up having to pay my deductible as his insurance is no longer liable in a stolen vehicle situation.

Yeah, he hid, but parked in a driveway that wasn't even his. At the time, myself and the cops thought that he was inside hiding. They towed the vehicle.

1:49 idiotic comment of the day.

Doesn't matter. Doesn't/didn't have to. The trucker did!

Yep I agree 100%. The truck was already making the turn. The only one not realizing how big a semi is was the cammer.

"But, but... it's all about ME!! F**k everyone else!!"

@@kodek1234 Anyone who drives near industrial parks or truck stops on the daily knows give trucks a wide berth and make sure to give them right of way when they're already turning.

@@nukfauxsho I used to ride a streetbike, and learned very early to give trucks all the room they wanted/needed. I was never going to win that confrontation.

Exactly. Wrong side of the road, wrong striping. It looks like somewhere in Australia.

​@@brandongorte4746 Definitely Australia. Linfox truck at 2:47. Brisbane City Council truck at 2:59. Queensland number plates.

Yup, and the ones driving like that usually don't have insurance so you'll be paying for it anyway

Retraining? Where at, the Stevie Wonder Institute For Trucking?

Corrective action is much better than inaction

Yeah, the guy is totally driving like a dick.

Seems pretty likely to be the case, but they both seem like idiots in this clip. The cammer was in the wrong for riding up his ass in inclement conditions just to prove a point, but then the dude in the pickup re-engaging a road rager at the next light is equally stupid. If someone’s acting like a clown behind you in traffic, we all know it’s frustrating, but let them go on with their life and cause a different accident somewhere else.

Often seems to co e with the cam, people know they have the cam "proving" they're in the right so feel justified in enforcing that fact, even if it places them in the wrong. Self righteousness comes out with the cam.

Relax! He was only trying to warn the sidewalk before the tree fell on it.

He was trying to drown out his nagging passenger.

@@spamlessaccount I feel his pain

What are you doing? Why are you not instantly out of my way?

It's called rain. Hard to stop on a dime.

No, but 3 right make a left.

Good question. I'm sure there's an explanation, but there's only so much that can be written in one small paragraph.

Ms. Storyline doing ad lib lol.

The police informed me after the fact. The house that he parked at wasn't his and he wasn't inside. They towed his truck.

I've noticed most cities don't bother trimming tress at the side of the road. They rely on trucks and busses passing the tree to gradually wear back the branches.

oh come on! we have seen vids, we know how sneaky and devious trees can be. leaning way over into car's way 'randomly', shifting closer to roads. remember that vid when that tree threw its branch down on a car? cant trust them i tell you

@@rogerw-interested The worst is when a tree falls on a street and *doesn't* make a sound. Sneaky bastards!

@@pazuzu7119again, cant be trusted. look at how they are always next to a road, just waiting

Hey! Cammer honked, which means they totally fixed the situation

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How do you know her name was Suz?

What's a SUZ?

@@mountainmanwannabe9495 SUV corrected

TheJase8566 You watch your ass!!!

@@pazuzu7119 Harumph!

? Cammer stopped, truck ran into him. WTF are you talking about?

@@spamlessaccount he went over the line before he stopped, what are you talking about?

@@mackchris5451 Just because you can't see the line in the video doesn't mean he's over it. Camera normally can't see 10-15 feet in front of the car. Even if he is over, it's barely. Still on the truck to not run into him since cammer is on his own side.

@@spamlessaccount so you don't know if he went over the line?

@@mackchris5451 You're the one accusing him - *you* need to prove it, which you can't. Based on his approach, it's highly unlikely.

Brisbane. Australia.

Exactly - didn't look particularly fast at all.

Not so much that he rolled thru the stop sign, which he did, but he failed to yield the right of way.

@@sambrannan7550 Probably ASSumed 4-way.

​, the Jeep had no sign, so figure you're talking about the car.

@@sambrannan7550 Yes, that too. But the failure to stop precipitated the failure to yield.

Time stamp?