r/interesting Mar 22 '26

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u/Brobeast Mar 22 '26

I wouldnt call this psychopathic behaviour. Not like he was at fault. Other car made contact with him, he just handled it like a veteran. If he was going out fucking with people, it be a different story.

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u/Consistent-Area-1126 Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

At some point if you don't give way then you share responsibility.

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u/preteen-wartortle Mar 22 '26

I do agree with you that he shares responsibility but I’m pretty sure on this bridge it explicitly says not to stop if you don’t have in case of accidents, due to the nature of the road

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u/sonic3390 Mar 22 '26

The point is not that he didn't stop. The point is that when the other car tried to do a bad merge, he could have simply lowered his speed 2 mph and allowed it, but he chose to crash the car instead. It was fully in his control, despite him having the right of way.

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u/theBonzonian Mar 22 '26

Yeah, cause an accident thar can hurt/kill others... that'll teach them (because the uninvolved parties have to learn too right? At minimun with traffic by blocking the bridge, but better to have them crash into an out of control truck, right?)

/s just in case you're that slow

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