TiburonJA
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That's the kind of area where you look over at the driver and say to yourself "I thought so"
LOL so true.
That's the kind of area where you look over at the driver and say to yourself "I thought so"
I see so many entitled pedestrians that I rarely bother to post them anymore.
Today, at around 5:45AM.
Makes me wonder if anyone nowadays is actually taught to drive. One of the first lessons I got on the highway, was if you missed your turn, go to the next one and turn around. That was supposedly a professional driver.Today, at around 5:45AM. [video=youtube;SKra3WI8tPs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKra3WI8tPs[/video]
Some newer cars have a collision-mitigation system that automatically applies the brakes after an impact to hopefully reduce subsequent impacts. It's not a bad idea. An impact can throw the driver's feet around in addition to messing with the driver's mind.
Is the license plate and cab number clearer in the original video? You should report this to the City of Toronto.
I'm seeing BPVW 485? Could be wrong.I tried cleaning it up as much as I could but, unfortunately, the exposure and reflection from the plate blurs the characters too much. The cab plaque is completely white too.
I'm seeing BPVW 485? Could be wrong.
That would suck if, say, you were rear-ended onto live train tracks, and you were then unable to quickly move the car out of the way of an approaching train.
Most of these driver-aids are introduced to make-up for an existing lack of driver skill, when ultimately their introduction to the market will result in driver's not needing to learn essential skills at all.
I'm betting on the "hitting the gas instead of the brake" theory in the above video.
video is private
I need to put a rear cam in my mom's car. I'll bet there would be a lot of that on it. SmhToday, at around 5:45AM.
[video=youtube;SKra3WI8tPs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKra3WI8tPs[/video]
[video=youtube;dZ8n3gz5IKw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ8n3gz5IKw&feature=youtu.be[/video]
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