Either that driver has racing driver alertness and reflexes, or the Sonata is equipped with automatic collision avoidance braking. Either way, wish the pedestrian had been creamed just enough to put them in traction for a few months.
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The Bad Drivers of Ontario Thread
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zeta_immersion
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What a dumb ***. . Couldn't she have stopped in the middle landing? If it were a bike at reasonable speed 2 people you'll have payed for her dumb *** ignorance
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WOW... that was pretty stupid.. glad you weren't too close to that retard.. I can't believe how driving has totally changed in the GTA over the last 10 years. Now its just a crazy free for all..
Lol people were saying the same thing in the eighties.
conundrum
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Don't forget...the day they do get hit and killed....they'll sue...from beyond the grave, somehow. Because apparently that matters more than living.
Camera car shouldn't have even moved into the intersection. There were already two cars there.
Should have also stopped and offered a copy of the video to the parties of the collision, esp the silver car.
Jarvis onramp? Completely missed the yield sign? Barely missed the cage in front. Jumped in front of traffic that had the right of way, stopped dead in front of them? Said something that didn't sound like "Sorry", when they honked?
Who cares about a stall with that mess going on. That guy should ditch the running shoes, jeans, and beany for full gear. Maybe take a course. Not very friendly of the camera rider to post it on the web.
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zeta_immersion
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I thought I make it private but will remove the video. A bit hard on both riders though as I believe the entire situation with the cars was a big misunderstanding. Maybe awareness is to be blamed which happens to everyone at some point in time.
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PLau
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I find that many make the assumption that if they change lanes in front of a turning car, no one will be there.
Especially true if you maintain your distance and speed from the turning car in front and continue on at close to the speed you were originally at as the car completes its turn - people have changed lanes into me in that scenario a couple times.
If it was a real "just another dat in Brampton" there would have been FOUR cars in the intersection and three more that would have gone through the light, after it went red.
yeltoM
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Exactly!
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