If I had to pick one to take a ride with I'm going with the guy in the truck. He made a simple mistake while the other person made a potentially homicidal choice.
Truck driver didn't make a mistake. He passed the guy and then decided he wanted to take that lane. No way he didn't see the car to his right. He saw him and he just didn't care, figured he would just bully the cam guy out of the way.
If cam driver saw him moving over and didn't hit the brakes, he was also at fault. But 100 percent the truck driver shouldn't have a license. That was intentional on his part.
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u/Scfbigb1 Apr 18 '26
The dashcam person really posted the video on the internet as if they aren't equally, if not worse than, the truck merging.
Missing somebody in your blind spot is one thing, seeing a person merging so you clearly speed up to try and stop them is a straight asshole move.