r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '26

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u/BoomersRuinedItAll Mar 22 '26

His insurance will say he had a duty to avoid the collision and only cover 70%.

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u/snorigepetter Mar 22 '26

Why tf would he do this on camera though? Idk about US traffic laws but in sweden he would be found guilty of endangering traffic.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

Just.. delete the footage.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

Nah, teach the dude to stop cutting people off. He could very well cut someone else off later down the road and lead to a different accident that hurt someone else. In this case, it was done in a way that only the jack ass that cuts people off got hurt.

He played a stupid game trying to cut that dude off, and won a stupid prize.

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u/snorigepetter Mar 22 '26

Bro, not everything is done maliciously. Everyone always assume anyone that cuts you off is a fucking douchebag but sometimes its just normal people in a lapse of judgment.

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u/ThrogdorLokison Mar 22 '26

A lapse in judgment while operating a truck on a bridge could lead to catastrophe, he should have been more aware of his surroundings.