K.Flyer wrote: » What I mean is, he gets a green light and then approaches a junction with a yield sign. Surely then it is the yield instruction that the cam car should be following.
eqwjewoiujqorj wrote: » Some colorful language in this one.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUH__F51EvE#t=29
K.Flyer wrote: » A Close One
punisher5112 wrote: » That is so old the cops were trying to stop the car this was on tv years ago Motorway cops BBC if I am not mistaken.
wonski wrote: » Take a look at some of the cars, these are not powerful Audis / BMW etc. Some of these are seriously shocking. These videos are from Poland, too but hopefully they are dangerous clearly enough to not to cause another 3 pages long discussion;) ]
Chippy01 wrote: » Heaven forbid that should be any discussions on a discussion forum ... :rolleyes::rolleyes:
wonski wrote: » These videos are from Poland, too but hopefully they are dangerous clearly enough to not to cause another 3 pages long discussion;)
aphex™ wrote: » They drive like that as they don't have a proper motorway network and you get trapped behind slow trucks/convoys/old people for miles. Ok, it's not safe obviously but the bellends on Irish roads would drive like that if you still had to go through each town from Belfast to Cork. And, the driving would degenerate to the type of driving you see in those Polish videos very quickly.
wonski wrote: » A lot of these videos have been recorded in city centres - nothing to do with lack of motorways.
CiniO wrote: » Well, no longer that 10 years ago, there was virtually no motorways in Ireland at all, and double carriage ways were very rare thing. Driving from Donegal to Cork would be all day journey. Galway to Dublin at least half a day. And you know what - I don't recall things like on wonski's video happening here on Irish roads.
aphex™ wrote: » That's because they're compiled from hundreds of hours of footage. I see driving like that on Motorways every day here, but if you translate it to a one lane carriageway for 20km as shown on the Polish videos, you'd get the same thing on Irish roads.
CiniO wrote: » 4. Why it's always worth having a good look around before going on green light. Watch from about 0:50
the_syco wrote: » In regards to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phTN7HHRlpg#t=55 it would seem that the only "green light" that the driver got was from a pedestrian crossing (zebra crossing on the road gives it away). At the junction, after the lights, you have a yield sign. He then went from a minor to a major road (the yield sign signifies this), without yielding to oncoming traffic, and whilst crossing multiple lanes without due and attention, got hit from the side.
Gosub wrote: » Ah here, chew over this one for a while. What happened here? The GTI seems to throw a wobbly in the merge. It's not like he was in a hurry, he settled down to just below the speed limit.
Gosub wrote: » Ah here, chew over this one for a while. What happened here? The GTI seems to throw a wobbly in the merge. It's not like he was in a hurry, he settled down to just below the speed limit. *More home-grown video needed in this thread*
Deleted User wrote: » The daftest thing is that the GTI had an aux lane to run in and could have merged much later ( & safer), there was no need to jump into lane 1 so early.
wonski wrote: » .... not to cause another 3 pages long discussion;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWoh4ipTcXM
corktina wrote: » what was wrong with that? Maybe a little fast but...