jaxxx wrote: » I would love to do that for a living... Only where necessary of course :pac:
Isambard wrote: » every 15 minutes you mean? they need bullbars like the Aussies use
Isambard wrote: » there's a prog on UK TV currently called Cop car garage which shows them dealing with the repair of damaged cars and the building of specialist vehicles, it's worth looking out for.
SuperS54 wrote: » Think the dash cam car running into the back of it was a bit gratuitous all the same...
Seve OB wrote: » Hardly. It was just in a high speed pursuit. Car was boxed in already by the ramming cop car at the front so dash cam was boxing it in at the back. It’s how they work, don’t need the speed demons trying to make an escape
SuperS54 wrote: » Of course they needed to block the car from the rear, didn't need to run into it in order to block it though, hence gratuitous.
bear1 wrote: » Warsaw. The guy ran the stop sign, I had right of way. Smacked into the side of him. Damage is: Door bent Bumper destroyed Xenons smashed and pushed in Tyre punctured Wing completely torn to the point it looks like someone took a can opener to it The trim near the windscreen has popped out so I think potential bent frame Bonnet fecked And it was pissing oil from I think the intercooler Rough estimate from the recovery lad was about 4k euro worth of damage. Guy has no insurance or nct. Police called and he admitted fault so he has had his car taken off of him. Given a 120e fine and they are waiting to get final confirmation he has insurance or not cause suddenly he said he has insurance but waiting for the documents to come. Police were sceptical. He tried to offer me 1k euro to simply let him go so i told him not a chance. Gutted isn't even the right word.
josip wrote: » Although we regularly engage in a good game of coulda, woulda, shoulda on this thread, it's usually a vid from the internet or it was just a close call. In this case I think we should be mindful that it's one of our thread's regular posters involved and he's possibly facing having to pay for all or most of the damages out of his own pocket. He'll know better than any of us if he could have done something differently.
CiniO wrote: » Sorry to hear that. UFG (Polish equivalent of MIBI) has online access to insurance database. I checked his number plate and it shows no insurance, but it might be due to various reasons. (f.e. data not updated, or mistake in data). It's quite uncommon in Poland for someone to drive with no insurance, but I believe it happens. You can check here: https://ufg.pl/infoportal/faces/pages_home-page?_afrLoop=6844949978922577&_afrWindowMode=0&_adf.ctrl-state=19pvpr5353_155 Anyway - if he was not insured, then UFG is the institution you can claim from.
josip wrote: » Interesting what people, even trained professionals, do when they panic. How was taking off his hat going to help him get out of the way?
GBX wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_R5nJUK5Zs
Caliden wrote: » Car at 2:30, dickhead. A bit of common courtesy seems like a herculean task for some people.
Isambard wrote: » the camcar driver I assume you mean?
neris wrote: » The cam car had his side of the road clear
GreeBo wrote: » Clear of parked cars maybe, but the oncoming car already proceeded passed the first of the parked cars. There were a couple of places where the cam car could have stopped opposite a gap allowing the cars to pass normally, but instead he drive right up to the other can and then mounted the pavement. they are either an aggressive idiot, or have very poor awareness.
inforfun wrote: » http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7398683/bf17b53e/mag_ik_dan_eindelijk_.html
boardz wrote: » For me the oncoming car should have given way but lets say he did commit himself before he realised, he still had an opportunity to pull back in to his side of the road after he passed the first parked car.
fritzelly wrote: » Oncoming car was already committed and there was no room to pull in, cam car should have given way instead of planning for YT submission by trying to play the victim card
boardz wrote: » I have forensically examined this video and there is ample room for the oncoming car to pull in right after he passed the first parked car