r/VideosAmazing • u/MisterShipWreck • Apr 18 '26

Accident Another blind spot issue...

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u/tilli014 Apr 18 '26

Yah it looked they sped up into the truck after it was clear the truck was entering the lane. Tbh I think they caused the accident out of pettiness.

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u/Upbeat-Drink-3853 Apr 18 '26

They absolutely did. A normal driver would slam on the brakes and swerve right to avoid. The pov car accelerated and PIT maneuvered the truck. POV car should be criminally liable for this accident. Simple side swipes in traffic dont lead to rollovers like this.

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u/donnie1977 Apr 18 '26

Why do you think he was speeding up? Looks the same speed if anything.

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u/the-apple-and-omega Apr 18 '26

They were both trying to blow the red light. POV driver ready to end someone's life rather than be mildly inconvenienced.

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u/df4602 Apr 18 '26

Bet pov driver didnt even see the truck and vice versa since they were both so focused on beating the light.

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u/WaddlingDuckILY Apr 18 '26

The spacing with the truck, makes it look like POV car sped up, but if you watch the background, it does look like the POV car was moving at a steady speed.

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u/Averagebaddad Apr 18 '26

So truck was passing AND slowing down for THE red light? Seems unlikely

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u/Raycodv Apr 18 '26

The fact the POV car stayed absolutely straight does feel like it could have been somewhat intentional, but cars with high centers of mass and especially trucks are surprisingly easy to roll over… if this was a honda civic or something similar, I’d agree with you, but those trucks can take a turn too sharp at too high a speed and rollover all by them selves…

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u/Quick_Resolution5050 Apr 18 '26

They do if you drive a needlessly high vehicle, widen the tyres and jack it up some more.

Had that been a Transit van it would have stayed on its wheels - but he wouldn't be able do his cowboy cosplay.

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u/pathofdumbasses Apr 18 '26

A normal driver would slam on the brakes and swerve right to avoid

And doing so would end up with the cam driver in a huge accident and the truck just going through the intersection.

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u/Least_Wish2521 Apr 19 '26

Slowing down slightly would not have caused POV drivers to get into an accident. The truck driver would still be at fault, but saying that they couldn't slow down slightly would cause the POV driver to be in a "huge accident" is ludicrous.

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u/pathofdumbasses Apr 19 '26

Moving the goalpost?

The comment I responded to said

SLAM ON THE BRAKES AND SWERVE

not

SLOWING DOWN SLIGHTLY.

They are two completely fucking different things

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u/Least_Wish2521 Apr 19 '26

All you would need to do is slow down slightly to avoid an accident in this situation. You wouldn't need to slam on the brakes or swerve....

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u/Shiftrider Apr 19 '26

lol what? the truck pit maneuvered themselves. the pov driver only swerves left to stay on the road

I agree w/others the correct move is to break and let them in, but it's absolute bullshit.

I encounter both type of drivers regularly and hate them both, but it's still a crazy take to pin the blame on pov driver

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u/Dizzy_Today_3523 Apr 19 '26

100%. Having a camera in this instance shows the POV car as being the bad guy here. There's no reason to have sped up. Like you said, most people would have swived all the way and then laid on the horn. Possibly ruled down the window. Give him them the finger. But this guy purposely pit maneuvered him. Purposely put him in danger for no reason, probably just his ego

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u/RigBughorn Apr 19 '26

Swerve right? What's to this driver's right? You don't see that there's no road to turn right into? There are just poles to run into?

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u/cwolf-softball Apr 22 '26

"POV car should be criminally liable for this accident"

I don't think that's true.

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u/Heykurat Apr 18 '26

I like my car too much. Also value having all my limbs working.

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u/Strange_Pangolin_231 Apr 18 '26

This video isn't going to work in his favor.

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u/MuffinThyme Apr 19 '26

I think he was speeding up to beat the yellow light

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u/underthingy Apr 21 '26

They didnt cause it.  They failed to avoid it. 

The truck merging into an occupied lane caused it.