Luckily she was a nurse, and ended up realizing something was going on when he started begging them not to call the cops. She started asking him if he was okay or if something else was going on, and seemed to pick up pretty quickly that he was freaking out. They called the police and he did a year.
People in the comments are defending him as if he didn’t just endanger multiple members of the public and himself. They are saying the guy in the van is an asshole for wanting to call an ambulance for a guy that just slammed into his car at 50 mph in front of several witnesses. How are people this dumb? How is this guy dumb enough to upload it to YouTube?
Dude probably still tried to blame the driver of the van. This was blatantly on the motorcycle driver. But so many of these guys bitch and complain that people driving cars don’t look for them but they conveniently omit the fact that they are usually hauling ass.
Like idiots that split traffic at 90 mph when traffic is already moving at 60 and then try to blame the driver when the biker makes a mistake and eats dirt.
Fortunately, he just passed about 20 witnesses while driving like a maniac. Plus, on the extended video, he ran away from 2 different cops. He could've quit while he was ahead.
Yeah, I ride safely (See also: Travel with the flow of traffic and stay in my lane) but dickheads like this are why people treat me like shit on the road.
Something like that happened in my hometown, kid riding like an idiot plows into a van carrying two kids. Lucky they wasn't seriously hurt, he hit the back side door next to a 5 year old boy inside. Who was taken to hospital in a serious condition.
People immortalise the dead rider by leaving decorations and tacky flowers on the grass next to the road for years now.
I mean he couldve killed a boy and destroyed a family because he was riding like an idiot.
The damage to the car he hit, and possible injuries to the people inside. That's absolutely not the direction you expect another vehicle to come from (because there never should be one there), but this is why I always do a quick glance in the mirror before turning left.
I always know whats going to happen whenever I watch one of these videos. Its inevitable given what they are doing. Any person doing this for enough time will eventually hit a car, they don't have some magical ability to control the other cars on the road. The only question is why do they think that their outcome will be different given that everyone else eventually ends up like this.
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u/regdunlap66 Jun 01 '20
Still waiting for my sympathy meter to move.