RustyNut wrote: » Its not only us and the Russians. A lot of good saves in here. [YOUTUB E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-Si0vLghHE[/YOUTUBE]
jameshayes wrote: » Pretty poor drivers and pretty poor dash cams too!
bear1 wrote: » ^^ was thinking the same, I'll stick to Russian ones me thinks Something like this:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t33b8pItci4
ken wrote: » Someone please tell me whats happening at 25/26 seconds. Is there a bollard comes out of the road or something.
K.Flyer wrote: » I think they have given up repairing it :rolleyes:
Red Nissan wrote: » More likely they abandoned it as they were responsible for the damage to the cars as well and further insurance claims for personal injury. One will see them abandoned where they get hit regularity. A pending legal action will also render them in a state of unrepair.
K.Flyer wrote: » How is it possible for someone to take a case for damages if it was clearly marked, signposted, illuminated etc. If it was a permanent bollard or a pillar and someone hits it, surely thats regarded as bad driving.
Red Nissan wrote: » To be fair, this is a question for YOUR solicitor, take my word for it, it's the reason some are quietly decommissioned.
ardle1 wrote: » http://videobam.com/yfavK
ardle1 wrote: »
coolisin wrote: » What the hell was happening in your first video ardle?
ardle1 wrote: » Well if you look to the left of our cars as we start to drive 'on' just there on the traffic island, you will see what was holding us up!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=[B]81cyUwnM71U[/B]
Kramer wrote: » Ennis road, Limerick.
Kramer wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWhM4MrBzno Ennis road, Limerick.
Iwannahurl wrote: » Also there's a cyclist (unlit?) at 0:38.
Kramer wrote: » It was actually Mrs. K's car that dashcam is in & she was alone when that loon flew in the Ennis road. It was approx 11.40pm & she said there were other cars behind her so he passed several vehicles at that crazy speed. 50 kph zone obviously & not a dual carrigeway . The reg was 07 C xxxx & from my experience of previous footage from the camera in her car, I reckon he/she was travelling at well over 100 kph, probably 110/115 or maybe a little more. There's a four way junction there too at the side of the Gaelic Grounds - anybody turning left onto the Ennis road from Ashbrook would have been toast. Cam is a Seezus Shadow GT680W with the GPS receiver option.