bbk wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=429TTi2QlFA
CiniO wrote: » I'll bet that in first video it's going to be pedestrian who is to blame for accident. They will probably even sue him to pay for repairs to damage to the vehicle.
nd wrote: » Was the pedestrian definitely ok? He hadn't moved in a long time.
oak5548 wrote: » I left a comment on one of wolfs videos and he private messaged me telling me that I had a small díck and needed to get therapy, and I should grow up and stop being a little boy.
ScrubsfanChris wrote: » This guy seem's to have an obsession with small penis's :P I left a comment along the lines of "Why you may be right, becasue of your attitude, you sometimes come of as more of a d*ck thnm the drivers." He has since deleted this comment, but did send be a message...
ScrubsfanChris wrote: » How do you get your scooter license in these countries, is it show up with €10 and a photo = here you go sir? :pac: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fp3qoBhIdpk
kult wrote: » If the driver was a politician then nothing will happen to him and can sue pedestrian and claim. This is the law in that country, believe it or not.
mb1725 wrote: » The guy at 3.40 with the umbrella on a scooter !!! :eek:
dashcamdanny wrote: » Newbridge Co.Kildare. I am driving at 50kpm . This joker Breaks the speed limit, Overtakes on a solid white line, Overtakes on a pedestrian crossing, Outside a school, And goes on the break the red light in the distance. I think of a judge got hold of him, he would be taking the bus for a year at least. Probably for the best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xEor-aHzxY
ken wrote: » You should show that to the Gardai in Newbridge station. They've acted on dashcam video before.
gutteruu wrote: » Not saying its wrong to report, especially that last video, but is this getting a bit like a 'vigilante's with cameras' thread?
Deleted User wrote: » I wouldn't report such an incident even though several laws were broken as in that particular situation, the driver was lucky that no one was in "actual" danger. If someone had to take evasive action because of his driving then it would have been a different story.
Tramps Like Us wrote: » This is strange logic.
dashcamdanny wrote: » I have to stick to the speed limit due to a tracker sending out a safety report of my driving style to my company every 30 seconds.
Deleted User wrote: » It's called avoiding wasting police time, if they were to follow up on every traffic single infringement they wouldn't have time to do anything else.
There's your problem, an active speed enforcement system that turns you into a rolling road block. No wonder other drivers pass in unsuitable locations out of sheer frustration.
If you had the freedom to drive at an "appropriate speed" you wouldn't have these "incidents".
Deleted User wrote: » There's your problem (or predicament), an active speed enforcement system that turns you into a rolling road block. No wonder other drivers pass in unsuitable locations out of sheer frustration. If you had the freedom to drive at an "appropriate speed" you wouldn't have these "incidents".