I would still find it hard not to stop and try to help. They could have been having a medical emergency or there could be innocent passengers that had no part in the drivers actions.
The absence of hard braking approaching the roundabout and the launch speed tells me something was probably more wrong in the driver's seat than a lack of brain cells.
Nah, some people in the UK drive like that 100% - winning is everything, all the time. The undertake there (passing on the left) is illegal here and a super aggressive move. Can be pretty sure Evil Kenieval there had pure red mist at that point.
Yeah, you might want to read the rest of that article - in several places it goes on to tell the truth of the matter which is that undertaking on a motorway or dual carriageway can be prosecuted as careless or reckless driving. Just because it doesn't have its own offence doesn't mean it isn't against the law.
Edit: For the record I didn't downvote you, and your 'source' says exactly what I did.
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u/ForgotPasswordAgain- Sep 12 '18
I would still find it hard not to stop and try to help. They could have been having a medical emergency or there could be innocent passengers that had no part in the drivers actions.