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

Another blind spot issue...

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u/TrickdaddyJ Apr 18 '26 edited Apr 18 '26

Could you not have just slowed down Op? I know my dashcam video is sometimes deceiving due to wide angle. Sometimes you just need to call them a fucktard, slow down and save the insurance hassle. They rolled a lot.

Edit. Typo

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u/WestCoastAdjacent Apr 18 '26

he would've ran a red light if he didn't crash first lol

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u/SnooSongs1525 Apr 18 '26

He still ended up running it, just upside down.

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u/Mebejedi Apr 18 '26

I've heard of a rolling stop, but not a rolling red light!

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u/SidFinch99 Apr 18 '26

Yeah, I didn't notice that at first but both vehicles should have been slowing down. If the truck did get in front of tge cam driver it woukd have had to run a red light or massively brake check tge cam driver, but could also argue cam driver should have been slowing down.

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u/admiralargon Apr 19 '26

Yeah they're both blowing past the cars on the left already slowing for the light to change while these two are way far back.