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Dash cam saves your ass (no Roundabout stuff please :)

Mycroft H

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRC7RO2tOJQ

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Fred Swanson

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CiniO

I put a video with compilation from Poland few pages back, but now I found links for all individual videos from that compilation - some of them I though were quite interesting.

1. Bus driver strikes a tunnel, and then after reversing he damages traffic lights.

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

2. Tram is in blind spot of an artic truck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCAA8uBrtoY

3. Quite unusual fender-bender

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yii0f6k5tes

4. Why it's always worth having a good look around before going on green light. Watch from about 0:50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phTN7HHRlpg

Jesus.

:pac::p:pac:

MarkAnthony

Jesus. wrote: »

Ahem...

Ahem... You don't exist and therefore your opinions don't count, even if they did they'd be just that.

Still gonna celebrate your birthday though.

Jesus.

MarkAnthony wrote: »

I actually find speeders to be completely inconsiderate morons who have absolutely no idea of why speed limits exist. However the majority of those reasons don't exist on a motorway so I've very little problem with someone doing 140Kph on a motorway; assuming the road conditions are appropriate.

Ahem...

Jesus. wrote: »

In other words, you can't pick and choose.

MarkAnthony

I actually find speeders to be completely inconsiderate morons who have absolutely no idea of why speed limits exist. However the majority of those reasons don't exist on a motorway so I've very little problem with someone doing 140Kph on a motorway; assuming the road conditions are appropriate.

Jesus.

e92335i wrote: »

IMO It's 'safer' driving @ 140 with my car than 110kph in a.... lets say... 1.1 Peugeot 206. Or a 99 Avensis for that matter. Especially on what are statistically the safest roads in the country. TBH if I was a passenger in any car(within reason) I would always choose a competent driver driving in excess of the speed limit over your average daily driver at the speed limit.Cop-on, reaction speeds, car and driving competence need to be considered before labelling/judging someone for driving over the speed limit. After all the ‘limit’ is there for the average car being driven by the average Joe. Anything outside of this is a matter of law, and there's a separate forum for that.

I agree with you. I just wonder if these "speeders" are the same people who take delight in pointing out other minor transgressions in other drivers.

In other words, you can't pick and choose.

CramCycle

e92335i wrote: »

TBH if I was a passenger in any car(within reason) I would always choose a competent driver driving in excess of the speed limit over your average daily driver at the speed limit.

obriendj

Sherfin wrote: »

So, hopefully not as controversial :P
Saw this a couple of weeks ago on my way home

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHZRI0vnnWA

Looks like she tried to pull a u-turn and ended up stuck perpendicular to the road, at night in a black car.:eek:

Was going to see if she needed help but she got the car in gear just as the video ended and went on her way

I am surprised the advert on the radio wasnt for Noyeks Newmans - Kitchen floors decks and doors

"Its almost 7 o'clock..." I hate those ads!!

Sorry for bumping an old video.

e92335i

josip wrote: »

That the one with the steering lock fault?

Sure I had that replaced ages ago.....

Anyway that issue only affects a locked car, not one that's so shockingly breaking the speed limit.

josip

e92335i wrote: »

IMO It's 'safer' driving @ 140 with my car than 110kph in a.... lets say... 1.1 Peugeot 206. Or a 99 Avensis for that matter. Especially on what are statistically the safest roads in the country.

That the one with the steering lock fault?

e92335i

Gosub wrote: »

I got this one guys...

140? speed blah blah... dangerous rabble rabble.:D

Spook_ie wrote: »

Has to be mentioned though, what's the speed limit in the north for a dual carriageway? 60 mph is only 96 km/h

runawaybishop wrote: »

70mph/110kph

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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IMO It's 'safer' driving @ 140 with my car than 110kph in a.... lets say... 1.1 Peugeot 206. Or a 99 Avensis for that matter. Especially on what are statistically the safest roads in the country.

TBH if I was a passenger in any car(within reason) I would always choose a competent driver driving in excess of the speed limit over your average daily driver at the speed limit.

Cop-on, reaction speeds, car and driving competence need to be considered before labelling/judging someone for driving over the speed limit. After all the ‘limit’ is there for the average car being driven by the average Joe. Anything outside of this is a matter of law, and there's a separate forum for that.

lovelyhurler

Took them long enough to figure out the number for 999

bear1

Cough... right hand lane hogger..... cough

Hal1

I didn't see this one posted above so here it is.

Starts 15 seconds in. A bit nsfw due to colourful language, but rightly so.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUH__F51EvE

The guy was arrested for this.

huggs2

h3000 wrote: »

Listen back to your own video

h3000

huggs2 wrote: »

Dont know what you mean sorry.

Listen back to your own video

huggs2

Caliden wrote: »

The golf actually kept going.....wow.

I just won't go out in my car anymore without my cam. That golf actually took off on red to start with as well.

Fred Swanson

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huggs2

cormie wrote: »

What were steps 2-5??

Dont know what you mean sorry.

Caliden

The golf actually kept going.....wow.

Micilin Muc

huggs2 wrote: »

The cyclist goes through the lights and the cars are making their own rules up.

I have used those lights 14 times since I last saw no-one breaking them! One of the worst in Galway.

cormie

What were steps 2-5??

huggs2

The cyclist goes through the lights and the cars are making their own rules up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ1Oq18kYqk

bear1

Spook_ie wrote: »

Has to be mentioned though, what's the speed limit in the north for a dual carriageway? 60 mph is only 96 km/h

Maybe he was just desperate to get back to the South :pac:

runawaybishop

Spook_ie wrote: »

Has to be mentioned though, what's the speed limit in the north for a dual carriageway? 60 mph is only 96 km/h

70mph/110kph

Spook_ie

josip wrote: »

Stand by for your official welcome to the Dashcam Thread...

Gosub wrote: »

I got this one guys...

140? speed blah blah... dangerous rabble rabble.:D

Has to be mentioned though, what's the speed limit in the north for a dual carriageway? 60 mph is only 96 km/h

Gosub

josip wrote: »

Stand by for your official welcome to the Dashcam Thread...

I got this one guys...

140? speed blah blah... dangerous rabble rabble.:D

josip

Stand by for your official welcome to the Dashcam Thread...

e92335i

Belfast to Dublin and this lad passes too fast, I was doing around 140km/h:

Sorry about the camera angle in this one, ESB didn't look once:

This sh*t boils my blood, 2 times in the past 2 weeks, flashing made no difference: