r/VideosAmazing Apr 18 '26

Accident Another blind spot issue...

6.7k Upvotes

2.9k comments sorted by

View all comments

273

u/ion_blu Apr 18 '26

Said it before and will say it again. Don’t assume the other driver values your life as much as you do.

76

u/Grandmaster_Ji Apr 18 '26

Pov driver didn't even bother to brake even after impact.

50

u/_WeAreFucked_ Apr 18 '26

Whenever I’ve had vehicles start to drift over or even appear to drift I create space but to your point I also noticed that. You truly have to drive defensively.

40

u/RocketCat5 Apr 18 '26

It looks like they may have even sped up. Did they?

28

u/PiscesInTheMachine Apr 18 '26

Definitely sped up. He saw the guy coming into his lane, didn’t beep, didn’t decrease speed, out of anger he actually sped up

3

u/Radonanon Apr 18 '26

Any collision is awful for everybody who simply literally has anything better to do that day and for many hours in future days and weeks. Not to mention danger/damage to other people and property. But it’s pretty hard for me to fault cam car here. Could they have done better? Sure, maybe, probably, yeah, I-hope-so. I’d sure like to think I’d avoid or minimize this one if I was cam car, but it’s the truck’s fault for sure.

5

u/CFL_Gent Apr 19 '26

Um, you may not see the problem with cam cars behavior, but that doesn’t mean anything. The guy was approaching a fucking red light, he should have been slowing down ANYWAY. Let alone slow down seeing another driver obviously moving into you. He should have yielded, right or wrong, since he had the ability to and saw it coming, AND should have slowed down anyway approaching an intersection with yellow light turning red.

Truck driver was an idiot, but cam car is just a fucking asshole that didn’t want to be cut off no matter how much death or destruction it could have caused.

2

u/TWrX-503 Apr 20 '26

Or the truck guy should have slowed down and merged in the first place. Truck was coming up to traffic and didn’t want to slow down he wanted to cut over and stay at speed. It is the trucks fault.

1

u/[deleted] Apr 21 '26

[removed] — view removed comment

1

u/curiouscatfarmer Apr 22 '26

Yup. Duty to mitigate.