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Dash cam thread 2 (car videos only, no commenting on videos)

biko

Follow on from the first one

Kicking off with a classic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_Vvh9exNqs

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Sterling Archer

punisher5112 wrote: »

We need a super hero called sensor sprayer man..... He is a man that will paint out these sensors for those too Stoopid to see em.....

Perhaps a sprayed line across the road beside the lights to indicate you stop here.. oh wait

Maybe in large letters place front wheels here or surrender license

GreeBo

Shane_ef wrote: »

Perhaps a sprayed line across the road beside the lights to indicate you stop here.. oh wait

Maybe in large letters place front wheels here or surrender license

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jln3mi0vfJU

ganmo

Alanstrainor wrote: »

I think we give most motorists too much credit here honestly. The vast majority of people are completely ignorant of these sensors, they just assume lights work like clockwork and it will be their turn next. For most people this will still work for them, as they stop at the stop line. But for the previously mentioned idiots, it becomes a problem.

It was my driving instructor 12 years ago that told me about them. The amount of ppl that’s shocked when I pointed them out to them keeps surprising me

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ganmo wrote: »

It was my driving instructor 12 years ago that told me about them. The amount of ppl that’s shocked when I pointed them out to them keeps surprising me

I've been aware of them ever since I started to drive, the older ones were rubber tubes that you could "reset" by rolling back to run over them again if the lights didn't change.

Isambard

Deleted User wrote: »

I've been aware of them ever since I started to drive, the older ones were rubber tubes that you could "reset" by rolling back to run over them again if the lights didn't change.

tee heee, I remember doing that

liamog

The line is a little air horn hooked up to the control room. When you go over it the light man looks at the camera and sees that you're waiting for the light.
If you wave he'll change it quicker!

punisher5112

liamog wrote: »

The line is a little air horn hooked up to the control room. When you go over it the light man looks at the camera and sees that you're waiting for the light.
If you wave he'll change it quicker!

Well in the city they can do this.

They can mess with all the settings happens on occasion.

inforfun

liamog wrote: »

The line is a little air horn hooked up to the control room. When you go over it the light man looks at the camera and sees that you're waiting for the light.
If you wave he'll change it quicker!

My first traffic light on my commute must be manned by a deaf blind man then.

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491349/855193fd/karma_voor_roadrager.html

This one is all kinds of special:
https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491269/442c9ada/ga_me_niet_opjagen.html

inforfun

Like a glove....

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491321/5e0d5ba7/volvo_versus_bus.html

Tazio

inforfun wrote: »

Like a glove....

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491321/5e0d5ba7/volvo_versus_bus.html

inches in it.. wonder if that car connected with the curb?

But that road surface is a thing of beauty.

inforfun

Motor tax in The Netherlands is high enough (would pay €200 per 3 months for the car i pay 540 pa here) so you should expect some quality.

Seve OB

inforfun wrote: »

My first traffic light on my commute must be manned by a deaf blind man then.

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491349/855193fd/karma_voor_roadrager.html

This one is all kinds of special:
https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491269/442c9ada/ga_me_niet_opjagen.html

first one there had to be some kind of road rage, that looked like he was making a dart at the other guy and it backfired badly on him. other guy got clipped also by the looks of it but he carried on regardless

Carpentry

2 from this morning

zubair

Slow day.

Patrick2010

Carpentry wrote: »

2 from this morning

Since no one else has said it I'll go

.....
Why were you in the outside lane when the inside lanes were free?

Isambard

we all thought it no doubt

soups05

I assumed there was another car in the lane beside him and he was mid overtake. God knows no one would dare to post a vid where they are doing anything wrong for fear of being lynched lol.

Hammer Archer

Jesus, the guy is in a line of traffic in the outside lane gradually overtaking another line of traffic in the middle lane and they are, unlike most, leaving a safe distance between them and the car in front.

Joeface

I was coming through Oola last night from Tipperary Town , and as you come out over the railway bridge down into the village there is traffic calming in place .

I could see far enough ahead to notice that one of the appraoching cars was outta line .

and as they got closer he wasn't leaving himself any time

I need get a rearview camera as well , all I saw was the driver going out the bridge on wrong side trying to over take the camper van . Anyone that knows that road knows you cannot see over the bridge for on coming ...madness

AndyBoBandy

Joeface wrote: »

I need get a rearview camera as well

I think you also need an audio warning on that clip!!

1 second of silence, then suddenly;

Joeface

AndyBoBandy wrote:

I think you also need an audio warning on that clip!!

All apologies..never checked sound as it supposed to be muted on the device so no idea why that's there. I shall repair the clip.

fritzelly

We wont mention the speed sign either...:rolleyes:

delly

So after some messing around, I've managed to get my first compilation video together. I'll have to up my editing skills, but it's not bad for a first effort. I don't have the mic on when running, so still looking to see what the best overlay music or sound is to go with the videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiatgbT46BA

fritzelly

Cyclist running outta puff - those flat roads are a killer

delly

fritzelly wrote: »

Cyclist running outta puff - those flat roads are a killer

I reckon he was preparing himself for the big incline! He was very close to the car when he put his foot down, a good example of that 1.5m clearance rule.

fritzelly

delly wrote: »

I reckon he was preparing himself for the big incline! He was very close to the car when he put his foot down, a good example of that 1.5m clearance rule.

Watched it a bit more closely - cyclist was not aware of other traffic (never looked around or signalled), started turning right and got a shock there was a car there
Almost on the other side of the road then he indicates to you lmao

DaveyDave

fritzelly wrote: »

Watched it a bit more closely - cyclist was not aware of other traffic (never looked around or signalled), started turning right and got a shock there was a car there
Almost on the other side of the road then he indicates to you lmao

It does seem like the cyclist is an accident waiting to happen but the chap in the car barely moved. I don't understand why people are so afraid of crossing a solid white line when it comes to cyclists. There wasn't even any oncoming traffic at that point. I see it on the commute home from work all the time, I move over the full lane and all the cars behind barely move one wheel over the line. I definitely wouldn't be passing that close to someone who looks like they're going to fall in front of the car.

The problem with cycling is it's so easy to get on a bike, a lot of people genuinely can't ride them properly.

fritzelly

DaveyDave wrote: »

It does seem like the cyclist is an accident waiting to happen but the chap in the car barely moved. I don't understand why people are so afraid of crossing a solid white line when it comes to cyclists. There wasn't even any oncoming traffic at that point. I see it on the commute home from work all the time, I move over the full lane and all the cars behind barely move one wheel over the line. I definitely wouldn't be passing that close to someone who looks like they're going to fall in front of the car.

The problem with cycling is it's so easy to get on a bike, a lot of people genuinely can't ride them properly.

Looks like a blind bend and the cyclist was pretty much at a stop and even passing a cyclist doesn't mean you can go over a solid white line

BorneTobyWilde

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491969/640846c0/arrestatie_loopt_uit_de_klauwen.html

fritzelly

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/7491969/640846c0/arrestatie_loopt_uit_de_klauwen.html

Not really for this thread