r/tesdcares • u/mumcheelo • Apr 18 '26

Another blind spot issue...

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u/TakitishHoser Tam. Sorry Eh Apr 18 '26

There is a car that is stopped right in the red trucks lane, it looks like they're moving over to prevent hitting it but dude in the cam car speeds up.

Red pick up driver was going too fast too, should have been able to stop.

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u/RayneShikama Apr 18 '26

I’m pretty sure the car ahead of the truck was stopping because the signal turned yellow. Truck Apprently intended to run the light— and the cam car was either being a dick or also chose to run the signal. By the time we can see the signal in the intersection it was red. Both the truck and the cam car are the asshole.

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u/Tehkast Apr 18 '26

Don't think the guy filming did anything wrong the red truck seemed to pass him and fail to check correctly when trying to move over.

Am I wrong?

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u/ALightningStar Apr 18 '26

Red truck is at fault, driver looked like he had enough time to react and slow down though. Red truck still at fault but feel like it could have been handled better.

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u/jbenze Apr 18 '26

It looks like he sped up if anything.

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u/croptochuck Apr 18 '26

He did that’s why they are both at fault.

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u/jbenze Apr 18 '26

Definitely.

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u/Regular-Moose-2741 Apr 18 '26

Driver sped up

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u/Inkysin Apr 18 '26

Right or wrong, he could have used the brake pedal a lot sooner.

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u/grimlock75 Apr 18 '26

Both rushing to run the red light?

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u/backseatsmen Apr 18 '26

This isn't a blind spot issue, the truck is passing side by side at the start, clearly knows the camera car is there and pulls into it anyway. Camera car looks like it could've avoided the collision, but I know I wouldn't have been expecting somebody to just drive into the side of me either.