This video does the exact opposite.

"DUDE, COME ON!"

Imagine if she had mechanical or health issues. But its green light according to the cammer, she SHOULD go

It's legally his fault but she's the one who should cut up her license.

​@@pupi-pupithat's why you have hazard lights derp derp derp

Yall can say whatever but a green light doesn't give you the right to run into the person infront of you 😂

She never saw the green light. She stopped on a red and was probably looking back over her left shoulder at approaching traffic, just like she's supposed to. It's your responsibility to make sure it's clear in front of you before accelerating. It's all on you, Dude.

I know, right! It's one thing to drive like an inconsiderate prick, but to them submit the video, thinking the OTHER guy is the problem is just astounding.

@@MrHand-ih4sz The problem is.. stupid people think they can make their own laws. That dipstick shouldn't be pulling out into oncoming traffic whether he got there first or not..

@@Jack_Waffles It's called "courtesy", and it's called "not being an inconsiderate prick". All he had to do was let off the gas, and the other driver passes safely, but NOPE, he speeds up to block the guy. Even his passenger calls him out for being a jackass. There's no way to get past that parked car without crossing the center line, so according to you, he should NEVER pass the parked car.

He is supposed to wait for oncoming traffic to clear first, you don't just drive out and expect everyone coming the other way to stop. According to you, he can just pull around and anyone coming the other way must stop even though they don't have the parked car on their side. That's not how the laws work.

@@Jack_Waffles We found the cammer.

Yeah. Imagine getting upset at her for not going the instant the light changed. What a POS

@@HirschyKissagreed. Especially these days when you need to take a second to ensure nobody is blowing through the red.

Evidently his passenger was paying attention to the car in front. Sounded like she was trying to stop him.

Just ask any plow driver. They're always paying attention. Even when they back out of a driveway into the main road while you're going 45mph on it... total attention. 😂

For real. I can understand why he was mad, but he should have been mostly angry with himself.

That type of situation usually involves an insurance scam. That lady could have gone. She knew exactly what she was doing

Cammers fault for not paying attention.

Yeah, I've seen this a million times. The light is red, so they look to see if they can make the right turn and just as they look, the light turns green. Its not until they look back after clearing the traffic coming from the left that they notice the light. Totally on cammer there.

@@whoisbrucewayne17he wasn’t paying attention. You can hear in the dash cam, his wife said, “ oh honey”. Just before the crash. He didn’t paid attention, all his fault

3:10 The cammer seems to forget that you have to share the 'Travelled" portion of the highway. The parked vehicle narrows that portion, so you have to share, if possible, the remainder. He seems to think that an imaginary line is drawn on the road. There isn't one, because parking is allowed and moves the middle of the traveled portion of the roadway. It now becomes the middle between the curb and the parked car. Next time relax and take your passengers advice.

Yeah, and looking at the street, they are probably just causing an issue with a neighbor for no actual reason. Very DB.

Exactly this. There was no reason that he couldn't wait three seconds for the other guy to pass the parked car.

His plow? Fine. That car in front? Totalled. 😂😂😂

That's what we call a pompous Dbag!

Cammer has a problem.

"I don't have the right of way, I'll just pull into oncoming traffic"

The van was already there, dude just needed to stop acting like an ass for 5 seconds so the van could go.

@@Jack_Waffles Bullshit

The cammer was an A$$hole! The mini van reached the car first, therefore he has to wait.

Definitely was a "big truck, little dick" move.

Both are idiots.

@@janaf3813 The cammer was an A$$hole! Check. The minivan had the obligation to yield. Correction.

No, the mini van must wait, untill it´s clear for him. The car blocked his lane. But the cammer is an A$$h... he could just be nice and let him throug.@@janaf3813

And carrying on a conversation too. Maybe she shoulda said STOP instead of Oh Honey!

@@rhondahandley9595 Right - My husband rear ended somebody while I was in the car with him very similarly to this and I haven't rode in the passenger seat with him since and he still gets pissed about it lol once you even come close to crashing with me in the car and it's your fault I'll never ride with you again, period.

​@@rhondahandley9595I tell my friends there is only one rule in my car (well, two counting seats belts, but no current friends have an issue) if I tell you to shut up, you shut up _imedietly!_ I've got no problems talking on the wide open road, but if I'm trying to judge traffic/make a difficult maneuver, I need 100% concentration for that!

​@chynacash3138 ok a bit dramatic im sure you've had a close call that was your fault it happens get off your high horse

@@jaridatkinson4907 I can feel however I want about riding with people who crash or come close to crashing mf you sound crazy as hell with that entire weird comment you typed - Idk who you think you are but you damn sure are a NOBODY smh.

He shared his douchebag story

Didn't even have to brake, just take your foot off the gas for a second and move a little to the right. Had to play "I'm the biggest douchebag" and then submitted it for us all to see, it's great.

@@warlocc-paulhere is the kicker though. He is a legally justified prick! The van has all the obligation in the situation as they have no right to the oncoming lane until it is clear. If they misjudged or the other person sped up it still falls on the van driver to ensure a COMPLETE AND SAFE PASS. Cammer was a dick but he was not in the wrong legally and when it comes to insurance courtesy doesn’t matter at all.

Would have actually saved himself time if he has, being a dick actually took longer!

​@@JamesLightningthe van was already closer to the parked car and was going around it well before the cammer got there. Cammer saw that early enough that they should have adjusted their speed. I don't know how insurance would rule it, but I'd say defensive driving is more important than right of way. If someone can avoid a collision but deliberately chooses not to, they should be liable even if they technically had the right of way.

They let off the gas pretty quick when the horn didn't work..seems a bit older as well so reaction time is slower

Not only sped up, turned to the right so they'd be extra sure of making contact! I'll never understand this "I'm right, therefor crash!" attitude, I'd rather not put any scrapes on my car, plus having to deal with insurance and other paperwork.

yup, they deliberately hit that car.

"I got you on dashcam"...no numb nuts, you got yourself on dashcam. Was the other driver being aggressive? Off course, but you made the situation a lot worse than it should have been. I have no love for aggressive drivers but im not going to treat fire with fire by becoming them.

How about the other driver NOT indicating AND hitting the brakes WHILE changing lanes?

He's probably one of those drivers who has to make eye contact with their passengers while driving and socializing. 🙄

She had a green light,her fault

@@oliverwilliam6931 Yes, It's annoying she was stopped at the green light and didn't notice the light had turned green. But I'm sure she was doing the EXACT same thing he admitted to doing: "I look left to make sure no one was coming." And his ad hominem attacks against her don't dispute the fact he was not looking forward when he struck the back of her car. If any ticket was issued, he got it, and I'm willing to bet the insurance companies ruled him at fault, too.

While I agree that was stupid, I suspect he had good reason to be upset. That car obviously was far along side that truck before that truck started changing lanes. And we only have the cammer's word the guy was even "passing". There were 2 lanes connecting at that spot. The car might have just been in the right side one. If that is the case then they did absolutely nothing wrong. In that case the truck driver just forced them off the road and they sped up to keep from having to go into the ditch.

@101perspective looks like an awful lot of speculation and conjecture. Bottom line is the Tahoe driver has rage control issues which were clearly on display in the video. So much so that we was willing to open his door at Highway speeds to prove it. Putting the lives of other motorists in harms way because he clearly not in control of his emotions nor the vehicle. But by all means, Go ahead and defend the 🤡.

I too think that the cammer quickly merging into the right lane forced the pickup onto the shoulder, giving him good reason to be upset. That said, opening his door like that to yell at the cammer was incredibly dangerous and stupid.

@@twellgood9109 Which requires more speculation though: 1) That the car managed to change lanes and get almost all the way past the truck in less than 1 second. Or 2) That the car was always in that right lane? Not saying the former is impossible. Just that it is at LEAST equal in regards to speculation, if not significantly less likely. Plus, there is ZERO speculation on whether that trucker should have checked his blind spots before changing lanes. And zero speculation that he either didn't or did and seen the vehicle and changed lanes anyway.

@101perspective words spoken by someone who clearly has never driven a CMV before. Do a ride-a-long then come back to me. Otherwise continue to stick up for the knucklehead who just about got a severe case of road rash and just as easily could have ended up being a speedbump.

We don't have the audio. He probably stopped once he heard the other semi truck driver blowing his air horn. The truck driver should still lose his CDL for that stupid stunt though.

@@CANNABISfreedomNOtaxes I'm sure he had zero clue he was pushing that little tin can.

@@spamlessaccount I agree with you 💯

Failed to realize that going around the block would have been easier, my question is why was the sedan parked on the street in the first place?

I think what's going on is he missed his right turn, pulled over to the right side (didn't notice the parked white car), and was backing up so he could make his right turn. The other truck honked and made him realize something was amiss. So he pulled forward, made a left turn into the parking lot at the top of the screen, and back onto the road. Stopped and pushed the car back to its parking spot. At the very end of the clip, you can see him backing up his truck again - probably still trying to make his turn (now a left turn). It also looks like the owner of the car walks up to it at the very end of the clip, completely unaware anything has happened. I'm surprised the car's door was unlocked so the (bad) truck driver could open it to push the car back. And I assume it was in park, but pushing it backward sheared off the parking pawl.

Cammers can be found anywhere in the world. Good cammers rarely upload recordings .... because they have nothing to show.

​@@palco22Can confirm, four years of recordings and only one accident which I was mearly a witness for. After talking to both parties involved, I decided even the person at fault didn't deseve their mistake getting broadcast for all the world to see.

@@scottthewaterwarrior I'm with you all the way ! Good to hear.

Actually no, we've never actually been nicer. Even back in the 50's, road rage was well known enough for Disney to make a short about it (Motor Mania).

@@owi-cd9ru I remember Motor Mania as a kid and it did reflect some truth but people, were for the most part more tolerant and accommodating.

Da pr-ick

His passenger was 100% right! You can hear him say as its happening "Why not move over and let them pass?...". You know you're a class-A douche when your passenger knows better.

Yeah that definitely looked intentional - I feel bad for the owner since the VW Jetta probably needed a transmission after being pushed like that while in Park.

Sounded like the cammer’s passenger, not the driver.

@@ranlive1 Yeah, the cammer's passenger had the gall to be reasonable.

Actually, No. On a residential street, like the one they were on, it is up to the oncoming car that has a parked car in it's lane to make room for the traffic that has nothing blocking their lane. He was actually in the right. He was a jerk about it but if there had been an accident the person that was going around the parked car would have been charged.

What’s worse is another vehicle followed them….

I dont get it. Doesnt the yellow line being on the wrong side register? Or how about all the signs facing the other way being a sign or something wrong.

@@MrPetej00 I really wish the video had continued for 10 more seconds. Two cars facing the wrong direction is unusual enough, that there may have been something up ahead which tricked them into driving the wrong way. Makes me wonder if that pickup trying to merge from the right at the very end was actually a third wrong-way driver making a U-turn.

guy behind is an idiot. It's illegal not to stop at a yellow in Qc. Light was yellow from the start of the video. He had plenty of time.

Maybe they saw what happened and joined in the fun…

I wonder if he's pulling something and filling it up with gas. I see it happen a lot in my town, especially company vehicles. 🤔

You mean it’s a Toyota

@@Shinigamiusmc nope, definitely a Lexus.

@@morrij01 a Lexus is a Toyota

@@ShinigamiusmcEveryone knows that but that model has a Lexus badge.

@@elijahjenkins1669 Toyota in Japan also has the Lexus Badge, but still a Toyota

It's still the other guy's fault. No one is allowed to hit someone else because they speed up or slow down. The cammer had the lane. The other guy didn't so he had to wait until it's clear.

@@Mantisman6233nobody said otherwise, we are just pointing out the cammer is a dick breath

I was thinking the same plus cammer turned into him. obviously white car should of indicated first.

Honestly, it should be 50/50 lol. Cammer sped up causing a collision, not taking the last clear chance to avoid, and the other guy merged without a turn signal.

@@Mantisman6233nah, defensive driving, dude accelerated and hit him on purpose, actually the cammer caused and accident

I wonder if he's pulling something and filling it up with gas. I see it happen a lot in my town, especially company vehicles. 🤔

The problem isn't the test. People know the rules of the road. They know how to be courteous and friendly, they choose not to because they have zero integrity. Its only when they see the police that they obey the rules.

Longer wait times at the DMV would mean less car sales, the politicians who own automaker stocks wont be too happy about that, and they are the ones making the laws...

But does that negate the other driver changing lanes without indicating AND hitting the brakes while straddling the lane marker? Regardless, cammer had command of the lane and the other driver should have waited.

@@jdoe836 Of course not. They're both responsible is all I meant, & it's *always* worth avoiding a preventable wreck rather than flooring it like this & getting in a wreck (God forbid if a kid in another car was killed).

It's 100% on the person who performed the improper lane change. He never signaled. He forced his way in.

@@aaronlewis8948 I see your point. I can see why anyone would ignore the cammer flooring it, too, or the lack of the rest of the footage & the audio edit. Only speaking from my experience & after seeing too many unrelated kids die from completely preventable wrecks like this to say it's worth discouraging & it's not likely entirely liable to the other driver in my experience in the 6 states I worked in (ironically *because* of the footage itself).

@@GreydawgYes the obvious is to avoid an accident but if those drivers continues to do what the other driver did without consequences, they’ll continue to do so. No signaling and cut too close in front of drivers. 10/90 sounds about right when it comes to insurance. Only way to stop these erratic drivers who think they own the road.

Sure but other driver is a bigger D. No signaling and pushing everyone else out of the way so he can get to the front of everyone.

Laws in Virginia are really clear with respects to changing lanes, the dummy in the Hyundai from Pennsylvania didn't follow them.

@@jdoe836 Oh, yeah, he definitely should get a ticket. HOWEVER, so should the cammer for reckless driving. Plus, because of the last clear chance doctrine the cammer should be primarily responsible for the accident. Btw, I suspect he was honking during that muted start of the video also which means he realized well in advance what the guy was planning to do. Thus making his speeding up even more obvious he was responsible for the crash. I'm not an expert but that is my read on it. But I agree, the other guy isn't an innocent little angel in all of this. He still violated the law and should get a ticket. However, just because someone breaks the law on the road doesn't give you the right to just speed up and plow into them.

The other driver asks "was it worth it?" that's a good question... Overall, when all said and done, was it worth it to the cammer to intentionally try and block the lane change, crash into the other car and then deal with the repair, insurance etc. The answer should be "no" unless they have no life at all. I would have honked and then moved on with my day, not crashed and spent hours waiting for a police report, then lost hours and hours going to repair shops etc. forget that.

Not to mention the little flick to the right to try and PIT the guy.

I came here to say this! I agree with you

its both ways green. oncoming has dual turn for inside and middle lane and we have outside lane aswell as qew entrance. as we know dual left turns are very difficult

@@brandon13774 Left turn still has to yield to straight or right-turning traffic.

@@spamlessaccount everyone has their own lanes to turn into and theres no straight from the way of travel from cammer. everyone can proceed on green if they all turn into their correct lane

@@brandon13774 This is a single quote from a single article, but feel free to confirm it everywhere you can (can't post links here): "In situation #2: Where the driver making a left-hand turn and the driver making a right-hand turn can turn into two separate lanes, then they are both free to do so, however, *the driver making a left-hand turn must exercise all due caution to make sure there is no immediate hazard otherwise they will be at fault in any traffic incident*."

@@spamlessaccount This might be up for debate if cammer had turned right into the middle lane (the outer left turn lane's destination). But it's irrelevant here since the left turner moved to the far right lane (the only lane cammer could turn into). It's still a horrible intersection design though. People turning right or left on a green onto a road with more lanes than turning lanes, are used to being able to pick and choose which lane they'll turn into. It's legal in most places, and routinely flaunted in states where it's illegal. So deliberately pointing two flows of traffic at each other where this is likely to result in a collision, is crazy.

I had the same question. How can the double left turn lanes have a green arrow against a green crossing light?

Intersection had me confused as well

3:15 and many others.

They should also never expect you to *NOT* change lanes (but they do)!!!

You are correct probably family following each other and not from the area

Monkey see, monkey do!😂

Just overall strange. It didn't roll at all once the truck stopped.

Not quite - trhat big of a truck wouldn't even notice a car sitting still. They have so much torque because they need it to move their weight. it's like pushing a bicycle with an SUV - not something even a little difficult. It could have been sliding the tires the whole way and that truck wouldn't have noticed, except maybe the noise (and trucks are loud, so maybe not just as easily). What I want to know is, why did the truck back up so far in the first place? What was the thinking? In the end he just drive away forward, so was that deliberate, and if so, WHY? 🤔

@@Broadpaw_Foxit was actually that same truck driver that pushed it out of the way after.

Frampton.

Missed it - which clip?

@@spamlessaccount Clip #18 6:31 wait till they get to the corner.

@@wilsoncrunch1330 Sure enough - nice catch. I don't think I've seen one in 30 years.