Deleted User wrote: » So much for a "professional" driver, eh?
yllw.ldbttr wrote: » Not exactly a close one, but another asshole truck driver on the road.
cats.life wrote: » eh what was wrong with that, you look to be speeding op. he wasnt driving a bike as in you could have slowed a little when you saw him.
Kenny Logins wrote: » Did the truck break the lights?https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Watergrasshill,+Ireland&hl=en&ll=52.01051,-8.345618&spn=0.021845,0.045962&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=56.768363,94.130859&oq=watergrasshill&t=h&hnear=Watergrasshill,+County+Cork,+Ireland&z=15&layer=c&cbll=52.010002,-8.346207&panoid=QT5RCB8eZ7rsb4xPdu_P5w&cbp=12,35.55,,0,5.88
joujoujou wrote: » Try this:http://www.ubone.co.kr/cs/etc_view.asp?page=1&num=9&keyword=&s_word= Not sure if works, as have no file to test it on.
the_syco wrote: » Email the company with a link to the youtube video with the location, date and time. F**k the drivers job; if they're not taken off the road, it's only a matter of time before they wipe someone off the road :mad:
Bruthal wrote: » You think they should be taken off the road based on a single incident?
the_syco wrote: » Breaking a red light at full speed (it was green on yllw.ldbttr side coming up to it, so it's not like it "just turned amber" on the other side, it seems like it was no accident. So yes, I do think they should be taken off the road for such dangerous driving.
yllw.ldbttr wrote: » Breaking a red light deliberately, in a truck, while he clearly saw oncoming traffic and still decided to drive across my lane, so that he could get home 20 seconds earlier? Yes, I do, **** him. Irrelevant to this argument but I had my two year old daughter in the car at the time, so he's basically deciding, whether consciously or not, that his arrival home a few seconds earlier is more important than the safety of any other road user.
Bruthal wrote: » Well I dont know what junction it is, but is the truck not on the same road coming the opposite way through green lights too, rather than red?
Opinicus wrote: » Can we get an emergency translator here stat?
taking a guess at what you mean, you're saying the truck has a green light as he's on the same road as the OP,
well that still doesn't allow him to cross the Op's lane nearly causing a crash.
Kenny Logins wrote: » I posted a streetview link above but I'm not sure how the lights work there.
Bruthal wrote: » Me either, was just pointing out that its possible, if not likely, that the truck went through a green light rather than the red claimed by posters, and just mis-judged speed and distance of the cam car. It didnt seem like a huge emergency braking by the car anyway. Junction does look a bit dodgy if both truck and car had green lights all the same, so maybe the truck did have a red light.
Bruthal wrote: » Forget blasting the horn for long durations, and just drive on.
Bruthal wrote: » Me either, was just pointing out that its possible, if not likely, that the truck went through a green light rather than the red claimed by posters, and just mis-judged speed and distance of the cam car. It didnt seem like a huge emergency braking by the car anyway. Junction does look a bit dodgy if both truck and car had green lights all the same, so maybe the truck did have a red light. A meal made of it imo anyway. Forget blasting the horn for long durations, and just drive on.
Kenny Logins wrote: » That silver Nissan has stopped, just after the Kia goes through, no?
rameire wrote: » i have driven that junction a few times as have family in watergrasshill. the junction would be near enough a T junction, when the road the op comes from is green the lights for the traffic on the right and on the left are red. when the lights are green for the traffic on the right ( truck side ) and left side. the light is then red for the op.
rameire wrote: » just looked at the video again. there seem to be new road markings I have never seen before. so it could be that they have amended the junction. meaning the truck had a green light to go down the road the op came from, but had a turning box to wait in if he wanted to go the way he went.