No 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Agree

I boycott all products in advertisements. In its early days, KZfaq was just for fun, not to make money...Ads just make me sick

It's the google who set where part of the video will place an advertisement.

​@@bongperlas8180 well said👏👏👏

I was worried he was gonna get run over by those massive tyres.

@@Warrioruk same. He was trying to get over those rocks, one slip and he would've gone under.

@@chiefvon3068 Exactly

@@adamdonker420 very true

Looks more like an x- trail

No, it's not a Patrol! It's a Japanese Jeep, disguised as a Patrol! A Jeeprol!!

i love how they called it a jeep like 4 times. good call

That's what I was thinking Maybe a Y60 patrol

Absolutely, some people are being too chauvinist perhaps. Chips are good, but this car was not one unfortunately.

I’m glad you posted this. I’ve owned 2 Jeeps and knew right away the white SUV was not, in fact, a Jeep.

Was going to comment this too 😂😂😂😂😂

Jeep? Nah! Although I thought it was a Toyota Cruiser but it definitely wasn't a Jeep! Only four wheel drive I've ever owned was a little Subaru Brumby ute, mind you it went where the big boys went and then places the big boys didn't too, but that was a freaky little ute that I eventually sold to a farmer so that he could feed his sheep and cattle, enjoy your retirement little Brumby.

Both are patrols, white one is a gq and the champagne colour one is a gu.

Yeah. Bunch of idiots. Definitely people you DON'T want in an emergency situation.

And the people are laughing.

It's just to stupid... Bunch of ignorant and selfish people

@@ozanpress Yep. Very wierd culture that not a single one stepped up to help by directing traffic.

The announcer was right. All that honking will never change a selfishly slow driver even when danger is coming. "It's not safe to speed! Off my rear aho1e! 😡" 🤭

It depends on the driver. It is both Nissan Patrol

I was thinking the same thing... I'm watching the video saying to myself there both ###king patrols. Lol

Or maybe the white one was a Ford maverick and not a Nissan patrol hahah I know I know.. Same car different badge lol

That is what I was about to type and in that moment I saw your comment.🙃

Video creator clearly doesn't know cars, he also called the Land Rover Defender in the rhino clip a "Jeep" 🤦🏻‍♂

@@BigMoserGaming yep. their mother was an idiot and now her husband has no family.

@@BigMoserGaming there is a big difference

I'm also in Sydney and did hear about that. The woman and toddler were killed instantly and the baby died a day later at Westmead. It was very sad. Whether she was distracted we will never know, but what she did was incredibly dumb. Unfortunately, no matter what type of training certain individuals receive, you will never fix stupid.

@@richyearle007 she did an illegal U-turn in one of those U-turn bays for the emergency services apparently. Stupid, indeed! Even Highway Patrol have to boot it to get away from the traffic and then brake hard just before the bay in order to safely make a U-turn like that

@@MLG85 What sealed her and the children's fate is when she pulled out in front of a truck of all things. If she pulled out in front of another car though it may have caused the death of even more people.. I can't imagine the grief her husband and family is going through, not to mention the poor truck diver. I watch a lot of dashcams Australia on KZfaq and honestly can't believe some of the stupid things people do. Accidents are from being distracted in some form, driving aggressively, lack of common sense and others, positively drug affected. I have a 16yr old who is on her "L" plates at the moment and i make her watch those videos too. Hopefully this knowledge will make her aware of what to expect and how to react given the worse case scenario. To get her "P" plates she needs to complete 120hrs of driving in varying weather conditions and 20hrs of that at night to even be eligible to do the driving test. She will be much better prepared than i ever was when i first got my licence many years ago.

Well, what do we expect from these channels when it comes to cars...

As if a jeep could do that

OMG.. the rhino clip...its a LAND ROVER...

​@@junehalog024are q3q11111v

both of them were nissan patrols lol

The same time the Land Rover became one I surmise.

Oh that’s the air circulation button and not the “Reset Car after Crash” button, thanks I didn’t know

@@BrightsTrainsNTrucks2023 commend of the day :)) .. thanks for the laughs

Stick to your hotwheels. 🙄

I've got a 1999 Ford F150, and one thing I really don't like about it is that it has no dedicated air recirculation button. It does have a max ac button which recirculates the air, but I'd much rather just have a dedicated air recirculation button. They are very useful when driving behind diesel vehicles or other smelly cars.

Used to drive Edmonton Calgary run several times a week Lots of dust amongst sideways winds, I remember many ending up looking like underground coal workers even when there weren't any accidents. Now we live happily on 'wet coast' where everyone look like drowned rats 😂 Be well, drive safe

nice of you to offer safe harbor to you sudden English friends. Yes, wind off the front range of the Rockies is severe and nasty.

You are correct.

Yeah I noticed an electrical flash in the left hand side. Good thing it didn't roll forward

Unfortunately it's hard for some ppl to force themselves to drive towards a object because it defines their logic. Kinda like knowing you need to relax your body as much as possible when you're thrown from a horse to reduce injury upon impact. Things happen so fast and it's hard to remember not to tense up.

He may have been avoiding a driver to his left, though, in which case he did the right thing and likely protected a lot of other drivers. It did look to be very heavy traffic. But you're right in that people tend to drive right into the oncoming obstacle; I've noticed it a lot in these videos where a driver is turning left across someone's bow, and the cammer car almost 100% of the time tries to evade by going right---and smashes into the oncoming car when they could have gone left and passed behind the offending driver without incident.

This is also true with motorcycles esp with animals 😬

@@adhdhamster lol you steer towards a deer and you're probably gonna hit the deer.

@@WhiteSupreme statistically not true..

but we can pass on the right ;)

I said exact same thing in my comment. Passing on right had nothing to do with that accident. Commentator is sometimes a moron lol.

and then you got all thes uk people always only passing on the rights, its so crazy bro

​@@Lynnfield3440same here in New Zealand, where passing on the right is the norm.

@@richardvoogd705 crazy all those people breaking the cardinal rule bro.

That second Nissan almost succeded going somewhere without even trying....

4wd can go anywhere, and does, every day. Into a tree, into a wall, into parked cars, into a lake, into the car in front of them, under the trailer behind them.........4wd isn't the freedom to drive fast in bad conditions, it's the freedom to drive slow,, and not get stuck.

My 4wd Ford truck is often getting stuck, in mud and snow, in my own driveway 😅

@@jimkear6749 👍👍👍👌

If you don’t mind, I’d like your opinion on an accident I was in. WARNING: LONG EXPLANATION BUT NECESSARY. I absolutely hate when people aren’t paying attention and brake at the last second, leaving very little time for everyone else to brake. That is what happened to me while I was leaving a lane and clipped the person in front of me, in said lane, who braked very abruptly while the cars in front slowed down (it was a busy exit). Then when I tried to move to the shoulder after the collision (I had no choice but to go to the other side) someone driving an older truck rear ended me and shoved me straight into the concrete barrier, which took off my bumper. We had to take an exit and get off the highway into an area I didn’t know. The man was was nice but also not at the same time. He was about middle aged and said he hadn’t driven on the highway in 20 years because it made him nervous. He kept asking why I didn’t pull over into a couple other establishments beforehand and I said I didn’t know the area and didn’t have time to move lanes to go into any parking lot and was scared to since that was literally how we just got into an accident. I led us to a gas station btw so I don’t see what the problem was. He kept saying it looked like I had seen a ghost and stuff like that. I mean clearly I’m shaken up, but I was actually very calm and didn’t feel nor look like I was freaking out (because I wasn’t). He was just emphasizing all of these things and talking about getting that first call from his daughter about a crash and how scary that is for a parent. He was like saying all this stuff to calm me down and I mean I appreciated him staying calm but it was kind of excessive. These details are important because he said all of this in front of the officer taking the report, especially the part that he hadn’t driven in 20 years and that he can get a new truck now. Yes, I was moving to the other side, but I had already made it into the lane with plenty of time for anyone behind to brake unless they weren’t paying attention or panicked. Both collisions were deemed my fault. I can see the first collision being my fault because that truck didn’t follow us and there was no other information. I’m okay with that. But that second one with the older guy feels a bit like insurance fraud. I was specifically pushed into the barrier. It did the thing where the metal from his vehicle got locked onto mine and I couldn’t swerve away from the barrier because his truck was stuck onto my car on the dent that got made from the impact. Just felt sort of purposeful and that blame was placed on me because I’m young (I was 19). Also got screwed over by insurance because they said there would be a first time allowance but they raised the pay anyway. I’m gonna invest in a dashcam now.

@@natd602 nat As I’m not an attorney I can’t give you legal advice, however after reading your detailed crash description I have to say that as drivers we must all stay alert of all traffic around us. Look in you mirrors often, look way ahead for any alarming movement of traffic in anticipation of a worst case scenario; defensive driving! As for your specific incident, the investigating officer has extreme discretion in most jurisdictions and your at their mercy if you don’t have video or eye witnesses whom can support your side of the story, so a dash cam is a good thing. Now, it’s usually the law that if you are following in traffic it’s incumbent upon you to avoid colliding with vehicles in front of you; however in my experience the drivers leading traffic must also consider the flow of traffic around them as well and not do abrupt movements at the jeopardy of other drivers like you. If the investigating officer properly documented your interview and all other involved or witnesses that day than your insurance company should have done the best for you; but realize that many times insurance companies will settle a case with the other driver even though you have good evidence it wasn’t your fault because it’s cost effective to do so for them, in some cases litigation would be way more expensive than just settling, so the implication then is that you were at fault even though you weren’t. Sad I know it happened to one of my sons when he was a teenager, much like it did to you-life’s a bitch sometimes so the best thing to do is be a careful driver, take good driver courses which endear you with the insurance companies and pick a good insurance company and stick with them, they usually reciprocate with respect and will go to bat for you harder if you’re a no problem and long time customer. Good luck 👍🏼

There are hundreds of videos of that kind here …

Oh you're that genius. If someone directly behind you honks it's specifically for you, huh? Lead car won't go on green. Car 2 won't honk. Car 3 won't honk. I honk way back at 5 and Vinny in car 4 throws up his hands looking in his rear view "Where do you expect me to go?!😡" He does this even as he benefits from lead car now going on green. You're a real smart driver, Vin. Everyone is dumber than you. 🙄

cameraman never dies

Says who?

​@@fuktiktok8611 Oxford English dictionary.

Not to mention Nissan, not neeeesan. Oh, yanks, gotta love you.

@@fuktiktok8611 likely the London-based news organization, Reuters.

I am being sarcastic.

I must be sarcastic too, and the black Hawke hit wires - not bent the lampost like rubber, but as I said, I must be sarcastic too.

Also if it was the wash from the rotor it would have blew outward not falllen into the street, when the nose pitches up it seems like the back wheel catches a cable.

A vehicle ISN'T a U-Boat! Snorkels are only useful for experienced drivers to ford STILL water. A few inches of swiftly moving water can sweep almost ANY wheeled vehicle off of the roadway. Is it worth your life to risk it?

He also damaged the kia

Where are yours at

@@TheDesynchronized One day maybe haha

My thoughts exactly. It kind of reminds me of idiots in snow or icy conditions when they jamb on the brakes to stop, which of course they don’t. Let off the brakes you usually go in the direction the front wheels are turned in.

Seems like Walmart is giving out licenses I swear

There are so many mistakes here... sigh

I was thinking that also. The driver should have turned left to avoid the tire, but there was not much time to decide.

@@Rancid-Jane Turning left might have caused him to hit the vehicle in that lane. he tried to swerve to avoid both the tire and other cars but he moved into it's path anyways unfortunately. Braking might have helped a bit more but even that may have resulted in an accident. Cammer was truly unlucky.

Fellow Paradise-er here too! I'm glad you made it out safely that day!! 🥰👏

Happy you two escaped! We live in Los Molinos and had just dined at Black Bear the day prior

Thank you I said the same thing I was looking to see if anyone saw what I saw good eye

It was always behind the van, it's called being shadowed. It's not weird, ghosts and ghost vehicles don't exist, sometimes you just don't see things. Jesus Christ, it's like some of y'all have an issue with object permanence like infants do

Mother Nature and Gravity aren't real. God However, does exist.

​@@Tinyfurball 😂😂😂 Seek help and get a basic level of education

Shiver me timbers

"...they risked THEMSELVES..." There is no such thing as "there self's," not in any way, shape, form or manner of the English language!!!! And it was a commercial made by Nissan showcasing what a Nissan can do--the white vehicle was also a Nissan, and it was helping the newer one out of the flood water.

"....the guy with the CAMERA was at FAULT (for) going TOO slow in the passing lane. The left lane is the passing lane, not the cruising lane. It's the (....) in the passing lane that CAUSE most of these wrecks." Grammar matters. Spelling, punctuation, syntax, all matter if you want to sound the least bit intelligent (although you likely don't, so they don't).

@@jb6712 thanks for the grammar school lesson . I'll make a note

The landing helicopter is a Blackhawk, the telling differences are the rear wheel is single and halfway down the tail, seahawks have a double wheel at the base, and the flat underside, most seahawks will be fitted with a radar or some other sensors on their belly.

The ones

​@@hart-of-gold 😂 I couldn't even tell you that and I've been on both many times, in the Marines we just thought of the Seahawks as the Navy's Blackhawks. Thanks for the explanation

I’ve never driven large trucks, but I did drive charter bus. Some of the trips were to ski hills and I would let off the brakes if I started to slide, then the bus would start to go in the direction the front wheels are turned.

As soon as I saw the rear wheels of that lead truck not turning I knew it would go very bad.

It's not exactly possible to keep 12-18 car lengths between you and the vehicles in front of you (60 mph÷10=6 ×2car lengths =12 or 3 car lengths =18). You'd have to slam the brakes every time someone got over in front of you, which they'd be doing constantly. Especially if you kept going slower and slower trying to hang back. If you're traveling with a trailer or load, you try to keep a steady speed while not being on someone's tailgate. In traffic on the interstate, you can only do the best you can and what the traffic around you allows. The problem in that clip was someone hitting their brakes and coming to a stop on the interstate- it's supposed to be constant travel at a fairly constant speed, not people driving like jackasses. Which seems to be the case there because whatever the "big emergency " was that someone had to stop for seemed to be completely gone less than a minute later when he started moving his truck. Or maybe magic just disappeared all those cars that had seconds before had to come to a complete stop because some jerk off doesn't know how to drive like an adult.

You should also increase it if road conditions aren't optimal....

BRAKING force. Stopping force, not shattered force.

@@jb6712 Thank you officer.

I was told a minimum of 1 car length or 1 second per 10mph, and triple that in snow

I was taught using car lengths. I find 2 seconds easier to get my head around, and it automatically adjusts the safe distance to suit the speed,.

The track has hade to much distance he didn`t see the red lights of the car in front , and he is the one who got in accident not the others tailgates.

@@serlGlent this comment is utter bullshit haha, if you can't see the lights or the build up of traffic then you probably shouldn't be driving or need glasses.

i think they deserves the medal of the most stupid people in the world

And that's why California is Florida's cousin 😂😂

Thats stupid laws , in the clips the cars were all over the place, in UK you defintely shouldnt sit in the middle lane, unless you are going faster than the slow lane, like if they are trucks, traielrs caravans...no wonder so many accidents, idiotic laws....

That's why California is going down hill so badly. Full of idiocy. They're all moving to Texas to screw Texas up.

Exactly, if it was brake failure, the rear wheels on the front truck would be turning. On top of that, if he would have let off the brakes when he started to slide sideways, would have helped him keep straight more.

I know you have to advertise. I understand that, but make it at the beginning or the end of the video.