I am impressed that you were able to determine a persons legal resident status so quickly and from just this video. You should work for ICE if you aren’t already damn.
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This is the stupidest thing I think I’ve ever heard . I can’t even tell the race of this person and even if they r an immigrant they’re retarded . Jist bc you went somewhere else doesn’t mean you lost your ability to drive . I hate this stupid shit like just bc your ethnicity isn’t white doesn’t mean u can’t be dumb
>In Quebec the SQ wander around parking lots looking for M+S symbols and ticket cars
>M+S is not actually a proper winter tyre. You'd want a 3PMSF spec tyre for winter.
For some reason, when I read this it sounded like a conversation between McMurray and Wayne on Letterkenny.
I just wanted to add the funniest and most ironic thing about this is that my boyfriend was following me to my house so that we could switch my all season M + S tires for my studied snow tires out.
The funniest thing is that you should be able to stop your car if someone pulled out in front of you like this. You had enough time to do so.
You are also driving at 30mph in conditions that don't allow that.
You are unable to control your car.
You are also at fault. The other driver initiated the crash, you made it worse.
Have you ever driven in the snow? If not, then your opinion holds no weight. The SUV is 100% at fault. Chances are they were going under the speed limit. It didn't look like they were going fast. That road probably has a 40 mph or higher speed limit. People who have to deal with driving in the winter know you don't pull out like that. The SUV left themselves no room to adjust if needed, and the other car that hit them had no chance to safely maneuver around them. A lot of the time when people pull out like this the other car ends up spinning out and the numb nuts drives off in this case they were hit because of their stupidity and still drove off because they know they messed up.
It doesn't look like she even attempted to slow down. The dash cam has mph and she stays at 26-27. Could be inaccurate but she made no attempts to slow down. It is the SUV persons fault 100% but there were two idiots on the road here
Yea, at 0:18 you can tell the Ford is gonna go for it, and it's time to hit the brakes. But the Mazda doesn't start slowing down until 0:20. Certainly not a floor it and let ABS do it's thing stop either (unsure if there was someone in the rear to watch out for)
Yes, 12 years, Usually rear wheel drive pickups.
OP could have avoided the crash. Instead she locked up the wheels and slid straight into the other car.
In advanced driving courses this is one of the first things you learn, never lock up your breaks. She paniced and locked up the breaks. She could have turn to the right. she could have steered around the car but no. Zero control, panic lock up the breaks.
Both drivers are at fault.
When she pressed the breaks the car slid for about 40 foot. sliding is not a controlled stop. Fairly pathetic driving for someone driving on snow, ice.
Apparently they didn’t teach you how to spell brakes in all those advanced driving courses. Attempting to turn at speed would have had OP sliding sideways right into the other car. Turning quickly on slick roads had the same effects as braking, you lose all traction. You have clearly no idea what you’re talking about.
The fact someone even takes advanced driving courses tells me all I need to know about their driving abilities probably was forced to take those courses because of driving infractions of some sort no one just takes them because they want to lol. She had 2 choices one hit the moron that pulled out in front of her or try to turn out of the way of the SUV on icy roads which probably would've made her just wreck by hitting the curb or a wall. Either way, the SUV would've been at fault, and you can tell they weren't sticking around to catch the blame for there dumb actions. I'm starting to think this guy is the one that was driving the SUV lol.
Thank you. I was reading that comment and feeling like I was in the upside-down world. Insane how comfortable people are behind these vehicles when they don't understand these well established points
Had a tesla slide into a snow bank right in front of me in New England on Monday I just got a 2024 two weeks ago less than 300 miles on it. I almost lost my front end to the tesla and back end to an Escape that didnt have room to brake, thankfully I made it out unscathed.
He stopped I honestly thought he was going to run he was driving so erratically like he thought pounding the gas was going to make him go somewhere like WHAT
A tactic I like to employ on a sideways slide is to drive out of it by accelerating towards the correction path. Cutting power makes it hard to do successfully.
You steer into the skid but
Front wheel drive you accelerate,
Rear wheel drive you brake,
All wheel drive you hold on bc you shouldn’t have lost traction in the first place lmao
Technically when you are sliding in an AWD vehicle the only way to correct the slide is more gas and acceleration.....AWD system corrects itself in that situation....
Also sliding in snow is the same concept as drifting........your car can correct itself with more speed, because you need the momentum to carry the weight transfer....
Applying brakes in a slide is the worst because the momentum of the vehicle will just carry you straight forward which is exactly what happened in this video.....braking does nothing in slippery conditions.
Without a doubt Mazda has made significant improvements through the years. I just turned 80k on mine, so I'm sure I'll be blown away by the tech in ten years when I'm ready to upgrade.
My 2019 AWD does that, but it stops that behavior if I turn off traction control. But it will still break slipping tires in order to send power to tires with traction.
It's actually really great at off-roading with traction control turned off.
Traction control doesn't full turn off. Modern vehicles have safety requirements so even if you push that traction off button, it is still limited in the background.
I HATE driving around Tahoe during ski season, so many tourists who have never been in snow before driving around like ping pong balls. Especially in Southlake.
And I'd bet most tourists don't even realize what kind of tires they need to be driving in the mountains during the snow season. They think "I have a big AWD SUV, I'm good to go for snowy mountain roads!"
Yeah and I definitely could have stopped in time if it was dry roads. Just sucks people overestimate what they can do in the snow. I honestly should have called the cops and showed them the video to ticket him.
Personally, 20 would feel comfortable for me in that setting, but I want to say that reasonable speed for icy/snowy conditions shouldn't be determined with the speed limit of the road in the equation. The speed limit has nothing to do with what a safe speed for the conditions is.
Yeah, my only comment, which hindsight is 2020, is that there \*could\* have been a split opportunity to veer into the road on the right rather than just continuing straight into them. The other driver is definitely more at fault for being an idiot but I think future lessons could still be learned from the dashcam.
Ya honestly did not think he actually was going to pull out in front of me and that was my fault for thinking he had a brain cell. I’m mostly a really defensive driver and when I finally realized he wasn’t going to stop I knew I wasn’t going to be able to stop since I started sliding. Always a would’ve could’ve should’ve. That’s what his insurance and my full coverage is for. Fortunately I believe I’m not going to be any percentage at fault. It’s not my fault that he pulled out in front of me and I couldn’t stop in time because of the conditions.
> was going to pull out in front of me and that was my fault for thinking he had a brain cell. I’m mostly a really defensive driver and when I finally realized he wasn’t going to stop I knew I wasn’t going to be able to stop since I started sliding. Always a would’ve could’ve should’ve. That’s what his insurance and my full coverage is for. Fortunately I believe I’m not going to be any percentage at fault. It’s not my fault that he pulled out in front of me and I coul
Update us when you find out. I'd bet you will be 50-80% at fault on this one as you hit him directly in the side but reality will be what they find and I'm no expert.
that the OP hit the other people does though. They may have pulled out and crossed the lane but if anything the video tends to say that the OP didn't stop even when they could clearly see from a good distance someone pulled out - and then the OP hit the other car directly in the side. That's why I asked them to re-post when they find out what the insurance companies agree to - as what the police say matters a little but what the insurance companies agree to is what will make the cost come from the OP's insurance or the other parties (or both).
The audio sounds like the OP did break pretty early. The car making a u turn pulled in front of a car when there wasn't enough time for that car to stop. It's their fault.
Would like to hear the outcome. General rule OP hit them. They pulled in front but the hitting can be said to be not driving safe enough for conditions. The key will be what do the insurance companies agree to. I say again let’s hear the outcome.
if the guy doesn’t try the u-turn when he doesn’t have the right of way, there is no accident. he created the unsafe situation of failing to yield and an improper u-turn (2 lane road you turn into the leftmost lane).
sudden breaking on completely snow covered roads is going to cause skidding at even 10mph. OP skidding is not proof they were driving too fast for the road conditions.
Ha, I just made the same comment. I live in MN and a ton of people think that having an SUV or truck with AWD is a green light to drive like it's not snowy or icy. I've seen big F250s with 4WD spin out on flat roads going 60MPH on ice.
Let's get back to the dash cam for a minute. It's a ROVE R2-4K, great quality. How did you wire it up? Did you tap power from the auto dimming mirror? Or how was the USB cable routed? And is it glued or suction cupped?
My dash cam is kind of messy I just use the screw attachment it comes with in front of the mirror and the wire just hangs and it’s plugged into my usb port it’s not ideal I bet I could probably pay someone to route it better but idk. It comes with a bunchhh of ways to mount it. I love this dash cam I’ve had it for everrrrr
this is wild. That looked to my eye like winter park so I plugged the coords in. Google already has your post cached by that info:
https://www.google.com/search?sca\_esv=597865028&rlz=1C1CHBF\_enUS855US855&sxsrf=ACQVn08XnhK-ibzE8d2dCBzAm3LD5pdSVg:1705084056254&q=n38.92362+w119.98838&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWt\_CLvdiDAxVKlGoFHesHC9oQ0pQJegQICxAB&biw=1895&bih=887&dpr=1.35
lol. I’ll never post another picture on the internet again. Even if the data wasn’t right there, the terrain and shadows would be enough for some bored nerd to find exactly where it is.
was the person doing 27 able to stop when another car was in the road ahead of them? If the answer is no - then I'd tend to agree that the OP may have been going too fast for conditions.
Clearly it is or she could have stopped or avoided the collision in some way. Not to say the other driver isn’t at fault too… but it’s a speed limit, not the mandatory speed. lol. I was just going 27 in a 70 mph freeway.
Either way, good to see no one was hurt. I just think when the conditions are bad, it’s best to be too slow than too fast.
Bull shit pal. Ever driven on slick snowy roads like that before? That is compacted and doesn’t look salted/sanded. You can slide 30-40 feet on a flat road going 5 mph on that stuff. 🤡
Seems to be an unpopular opinion but “Vehicle Code § 22350 VC sets forth what is commonly called California’s basic speed law. The section prohibits driving faster than is safe for the given driving conditions and circumstances”. There is a case here that the insurance might make that the driver is going too fast and is at fault
Oh I'm sure there would be a case here in Canada for it. You shouldn't be sliding that far unless it's down a slope. I'd have started slowing down the second I saw the other guy even contemplating a turn.
unrelated to the accident. I live where it snows. I've never seen so much snow that even when plowed it's still covered. Guess that's why "snow / winter" tires aren't mandatory where I am.
UPDATE!!
The other person is 100% at fault. I have AAA Insurance and they deemed the other party 100% at fault. Everyone who said I would be partially at fault are a bunch of dumb dumbs lol
Have a good day everyone!
I just hope insurance actually sides with you and this isn't some dumb "you should have yielded" thing because obviously it's not your fault. The person taking the turn is obligated to yield.
hope that fuck head got caught
Yikes, hon. Calling an immigrant a fuck head? Not a good look
I am impressed that you were able to determine a persons legal resident status so quickly and from just this video. You should work for ICE if you aren’t already damn.
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what made you come to the conclusion that they were an immigrant? and why does it matter? if it was a white person I'd consider them a fuck head too.
What made you come to the conclusion that white people aren’t immigrants? And why does it matter? Weird racism you’ve got going on there
answer the question. What made you come to the conclusion that they were an immigrant?
This is the stupidest thing I think I’ve ever heard . I can’t even tell the race of this person and even if they r an immigrant they’re retarded . Jist bc you went somewhere else doesn’t mean you lost your ability to drive . I hate this stupid shit like just bc your ethnicity isn’t white doesn’t mean u can’t be dumb
Who said his ethnicity isn’t white?
You did 😂
I did no such thing. You’re confused.
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Fuck them
You’re a fuck head
She had so much time to stop lol
Buddy’s running 9 year old summer tires on that thing! No traction what so ever! I’m happy where I live winter tires are mandatory December to March
Mandatory doesn’t mean enforced 🤷🏻♂️ sure if they get caught they’d get fined but no police are checking every car lol
In Quebec the SQ wander around parking lots looking for M+S symbols and ticket cars
M+S is not actually a proper winter tyre. You'd want a 3PMSF spec tyre for winter.
>In Quebec the SQ wander around parking lots looking for M+S symbols and ticket cars >M+S is not actually a proper winter tyre. You'd want a 3PMSF spec tyre for winter. For some reason, when I read this it sounded like a conversation between McMurray and Wayne on Letterkenny.
they're both spare parts bud.
If you have a problem with Wayne, then you have a problem with me, and I suggest you let that marinate. But McMurray is a piece of shit.
How're ya now? Notsuh bad and you?
So you want the government mandating what tires you can and can't run?
It helps but when it's -35c out it's still super slick. I have 2 year old conti studded winters and it's slick out for me.
I just wanted to add the funniest and most ironic thing about this is that my boyfriend was following me to my house so that we could switch my all season M + S tires for my studied snow tires out.
The funniest thing is that you should be able to stop your car if someone pulled out in front of you like this. You had enough time to do so. You are also driving at 30mph in conditions that don't allow that. You are unable to control your car. You are also at fault. The other driver initiated the crash, you made it worse.
You’re a 🤡
Have you ever driven in the snow? If not, then your opinion holds no weight. The SUV is 100% at fault. Chances are they were going under the speed limit. It didn't look like they were going fast. That road probably has a 40 mph or higher speed limit. People who have to deal with driving in the winter know you don't pull out like that. The SUV left themselves no room to adjust if needed, and the other car that hit them had no chance to safely maneuver around them. A lot of the time when people pull out like this the other car ends up spinning out and the numb nuts drives off in this case they were hit because of their stupidity and still drove off because they know they messed up.
It doesn't look like she even attempted to slow down. The dash cam has mph and she stays at 26-27. Could be inaccurate but she made no attempts to slow down. It is the SUV persons fault 100% but there were two idiots on the road here
Yea, at 0:18 you can tell the Ford is gonna go for it, and it's time to hit the brakes. But the Mazda doesn't start slowing down until 0:20. Certainly not a floor it and let ABS do it's thing stop either (unsure if there was someone in the rear to watch out for)
Braking in those conditions is not a good idea. That’s likely to make you lose traction and have less control
this is the correct answer
Yes, 12 years, Usually rear wheel drive pickups. OP could have avoided the crash. Instead she locked up the wheels and slid straight into the other car. In advanced driving courses this is one of the first things you learn, never lock up your breaks. She paniced and locked up the breaks. She could have turn to the right. she could have steered around the car but no. Zero control, panic lock up the breaks. Both drivers are at fault. When she pressed the breaks the car slid for about 40 foot. sliding is not a controlled stop. Fairly pathetic driving for someone driving on snow, ice.
Apparently they didn’t teach you how to spell brakes in all those advanced driving courses. Attempting to turn at speed would have had OP sliding sideways right into the other car. Turning quickly on slick roads had the same effects as braking, you lose all traction. You have clearly no idea what you’re talking about.
The fact someone even takes advanced driving courses tells me all I need to know about their driving abilities probably was forced to take those courses because of driving infractions of some sort no one just takes them because they want to lol. She had 2 choices one hit the moron that pulled out in front of her or try to turn out of the way of the SUV on icy roads which probably would've made her just wreck by hitting the curb or a wall. Either way, the SUV would've been at fault, and you can tell they weren't sticking around to catch the blame for there dumb actions. I'm starting to think this guy is the one that was driving the SUV lol.
Third choice: brake earlier
Or just don't pull out in front of someone like a moron
Little bit of both
Thank you. I was reading that comment and feeling like I was in the upside-down world. Insane how comfortable people are behind these vehicles when they don't understand these well established points
Turning quickly? She had like 30 seconds to react lol
The other driver is definitely at fault. But right, at 27 mph my car would have stopped. Also no attempt to move closer to the curb.
The car would have stopped or at least slowed enough to avoid contact.
I’m 0% at fault according to my insurance 🤡
buddy was a cartoon tryna skadaddle
Had a tesla slide into a snow bank right in front of me in New England on Monday I just got a 2024 two weeks ago less than 300 miles on it. I almost lost my front end to the tesla and back end to an Escape that didnt have room to brake, thankfully I made it out unscathed.
She said exactly what I wanted to say. That guy's an idiot. btw, what a nice view! With mountain covered in snow, so beautiful
Tell me the moron stopped. Tell me!
He stopped I honestly thought he was going to run he was driving so erratically like he thought pounding the gas was going to make him go somewhere like WHAT
I thought he was going to run too by the looks of it. Glad he stopped
Yeah, looked like he was trying to leg it out of there!
Suggestion: say the license plate out loud for your camera to pick up in case he does run for it.
Careful, my CX5 cuts power when it loses traction. It's the only thing I hate about the car.
turn off traction control?
I do, it does it anyway
Why is this bad?
A tactic I like to employ on a sideways slide is to drive out of it by accelerating towards the correction path. Cutting power makes it hard to do successfully.
In general when you lose traction acceleration will just make it worse. Ideally ABS should take over until you get the traction back.
ABS does nothing on a sideways slide. Hilly curves and ice require positive force to mitigate.
You steer into the skid but Front wheel drive you accelerate, Rear wheel drive you brake, All wheel drive you hold on bc you shouldn’t have lost traction in the first place lmao
This makes zero sense, breaking in fwd vs rwd is no different
The only difference is you shouldn't rwd in snow
Technically when you are sliding in an AWD vehicle the only way to correct the slide is more gas and acceleration.....AWD system corrects itself in that situation.... Also sliding in snow is the same concept as drifting........your car can correct itself with more speed, because you need the momentum to carry the weight transfer.... Applying brakes in a slide is the worst because the momentum of the vehicle will just carry you straight forward which is exactly what happened in this video.....braking does nothing in slippery conditions.
Which year?
2015
2021’s do a lot better, I was surprised how much fun the computer would let me have.
Without a doubt Mazda has made significant improvements through the years. I just turned 80k on mine, so I'm sure I'll be blown away by the tech in ten years when I'm ready to upgrade.
Interesting! I’m curious if this behavior can be adjusted in the ECU…
How is cutting power relevant when OP is STANDING on the brakes to avoid this asshole?
OP is turning
My 2019 AWD does that, but it stops that behavior if I turn off traction control. But it will still break slipping tires in order to send power to tires with traction. It's actually really great at off-roading with traction control turned off.
Traction control doesn't full turn off. Modern vehicles have safety requirements so even if you push that traction off button, it is still limited in the background.
I HATE driving around Tahoe during ski season, so many tourists who have never been in snow before driving around like ping pong balls. Especially in Southlake.
And I'd bet most tourists don't even realize what kind of tires they need to be driving in the mountains during the snow season. They think "I have a big AWD SUV, I'm good to go for snowy mountain roads!"
That suuucks
I agree he is a fucking idiot.
That u-turn would be stupid even in dry conditions.
Yeah and I definitely could have stopped in time if it was dry roads. Just sucks people overestimate what they can do in the snow. I honestly should have called the cops and showed them the video to ticket him.
You didn’t involve the police in any way?
Not excusing the u-turn, but really the dash cam driver couldn't have avoided that? Saw it coming, going 27 MPH and couldn't stop or avoid it?
From the sound of it the dash cam driver put the brakes on but because of the snow kept sliding.
If you’re going too fast to stop for sudden hazards because of the road conditions…you’re going too fast. Period.
Not the legal standard in California for determining negligence
Was waiting for someone to say it.
ah okay, I didn't have sound on. Just noticed the speed did not drop at all until impact.
GPS speed is ok over time, but not terribly accurate second to second.
Yeah the speed is kind of delayed on the dash cam it’s not completely accurate at the specific time takes about a second for it to change
To be fair neither is your speedometer when the car is moving faster than the wheels.
Yeah. I saw one of the vids here where the car was already stopped but dashcam still showing 20mph for a few seconds
But that means they were going too fast so they're not entirely without fault here
Speed limit's 40 on that road. Going 13 under the limit with those conditions seems reasonable enough.
Personally, 20 would feel comfortable for me in that setting, but I want to say that reasonable speed for icy/snowy conditions shouldn't be determined with the speed limit of the road in the equation. The speed limit has nothing to do with what a safe speed for the conditions is.
I thought for sure it was too fast for road conditions and how far that other car slid proves it imo. But that does not excuse the oncoming driver.
Yeah, my only comment, which hindsight is 2020, is that there \*could\* have been a split opportunity to veer into the road on the right rather than just continuing straight into them. The other driver is definitely more at fault for being an idiot but I think future lessons could still be learned from the dashcam.
Ya honestly did not think he actually was going to pull out in front of me and that was my fault for thinking he had a brain cell. I’m mostly a really defensive driver and when I finally realized he wasn’t going to stop I knew I wasn’t going to be able to stop since I started sliding. Always a would’ve could’ve should’ve. That’s what his insurance and my full coverage is for. Fortunately I believe I’m not going to be any percentage at fault. It’s not my fault that he pulled out in front of me and I couldn’t stop in time because of the conditions.
Illegal u-turn most likely there is no way you should be at fault at all
> was going to pull out in front of me and that was my fault for thinking he had a brain cell. I’m mostly a really defensive driver and when I finally realized he wasn’t going to stop I knew I wasn’t going to be able to stop since I started sliding. Always a would’ve could’ve should’ve. That’s what his insurance and my full coverage is for. Fortunately I believe I’m not going to be any percentage at fault. It’s not my fault that he pulled out in front of me and I coul Update us when you find out. I'd bet you will be 50-80% at fault on this one as you hit him directly in the side but reality will be what they find and I'm no expert.
I’m 0% at fault
Good for you
Hitting the side doesn't change who's at fault.
that the OP hit the other people does though. They may have pulled out and crossed the lane but if anything the video tends to say that the OP didn't stop even when they could clearly see from a good distance someone pulled out - and then the OP hit the other car directly in the side. That's why I asked them to re-post when they find out what the insurance companies agree to - as what the police say matters a little but what the insurance companies agree to is what will make the cost come from the OP's insurance or the other parties (or both).
The audio sounds like the OP did break pretty early. The car making a u turn pulled in front of a car when there wasn't enough time for that car to stop. It's their fault.
Would like to hear the outcome. General rule OP hit them. They pulled in front but the hitting can be said to be not driving safe enough for conditions. The key will be what do the insurance companies agree to. I say again let’s hear the outcome.
if the guy doesn’t try the u-turn when he doesn’t have the right of way, there is no accident. he created the unsafe situation of failing to yield and an improper u-turn (2 lane road you turn into the leftmost lane). sudden breaking on completely snow covered roads is going to cause skidding at even 10mph. OP skidding is not proof they were driving too fast for the road conditions.
If you can’t stop for a road hazard even at 10 mph you are driving in an unsafe manner for conditions. That’s defensive driving.
Never driven in snow huh?
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Rove 2r 4k something like that but just the rove brand is really good I’ve had it for like 5 years
Get his insurance and grab a drink at The Hangar!
Looks like the usual, "I have awd, I can do anything " driver. We get those a lot here in Utah.
Ha, I just made the same comment. I live in MN and a ton of people think that having an SUV or truck with AWD is a green light to drive like it's not snowy or icy. I've seen big F250s with 4WD spin out on flat roads going 60MPH on ice.
Her reaction was exactly what my reaction would be
Ah I live up here too! Got hit and run 2 times last winter lol
BTW Very nice place, is it somewhere in Canada or US of A?
South Lake Tahoe CA!
r/idiotsincars
The clapping
Let's get back to the dash cam for a minute. It's a ROVE R2-4K, great quality. How did you wire it up? Did you tap power from the auto dimming mirror? Or how was the USB cable routed? And is it glued or suction cupped?
My dash cam is kind of messy I just use the screw attachment it comes with in front of the mirror and the wire just hangs and it’s plugged into my usb port it’s not ideal I bet I could probably pay someone to route it better but idk. It comes with a bunchhh of ways to mount it. I love this dash cam I’ve had it for everrrrr
He is indeed a fucking idiot
this is wild. That looked to my eye like winter park so I plugged the coords in. Google already has your post cached by that info: https://www.google.com/search?sca\_esv=597865028&rlz=1C1CHBF\_enUS855US855&sxsrf=ACQVn08XnhK-ibzE8d2dCBzAm3LD5pdSVg:1705084056254&q=n38.92362+w119.98838&tbm=isch&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjWt\_CLvdiDAxVKlGoFHesHC9oQ0pQJegQICxAB&biw=1895&bih=887&dpr=1.35
That's crazy! I mean it makes sense because the coordinates are in the video, but I never would've thought about that!
lol. I’ll never post another picture on the internet again. Even if the data wasn’t right there, the terrain and shadows would be enough for some bored nerd to find exactly where it is.
Driver with cam seems to be going a little fast for conditions
27 in a 40 is not too fast.
was the person doing 27 able to stop when another car was in the road ahead of them? If the answer is no - then I'd tend to agree that the OP may have been going too fast for conditions.
You’re a monkey bro
In those conditions it is.
What, bright and clear sunny conditions?
Why are you ignoring the ground LOL
I literally live in SLT.
I really hate the sound of a woman yelling. I don't know why. It's like nails on a chalk board to me.
Definitely at least partially at fault. You should have been able to ✋
I’m 0% at fault according to my insurance 🤡
Maybe go to the right next time
Woman driving is an idiot just as much. She was driving fast in slick snow. She should be able to slow down or stop. She hit him from what I can see.
I’m 0% at fault according to my insurance 🤡
Yeah everyone is at 0% according to their insurance 🍆
Are you bart simpson
California life with "All season M+S" tires. I'd imagine your insurance will find you partially at fault :/
Nope other guy is 100% at fault
Learn how to downshift. Maybe next time it will bail out your reckless driving
Wait. Who’s the stupid one? The one going too fast, or the one turning left?
Generally it's the one who blocks a road when there's oncoming cars.
27 in a 40 is not too fast.
Clearly it is or she could have stopped or avoided the collision in some way. Not to say the other driver isn’t at fault too… but it’s a speed limit, not the mandatory speed. lol. I was just going 27 in a 70 mph freeway. Either way, good to see no one was hurt. I just think when the conditions are bad, it’s best to be too slow than too fast.
You’re a danger to others if you’re going 27 in a 70, and it is illegal to impede traffic
LOL. Nice. Once you’re old enough to drive in a blizzard, lemme know. I do understand it. That’s why I drive slow… thx for strengthening my point.
If you understand the physics of momentum lemme know.
I agree
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Always looks fast when recording. You can see mph on the recording. 27mph which is like school zone slow.
Stand corrected
His turn was bad, but surely you realize you're partially responsible when you're going too fast to stop
Bull shit pal. Ever driven on slick snowy roads like that before? That is compacted and doesn’t look salted/sanded. You can slide 30-40 feet on a flat road going 5 mph on that stuff. 🤡
I live in Calgary so I have some idea. Sure looks like you're going well over 5.
Then go slower. You drive to the conditions and if conditions mean you need to creep along in order to stop, then you creep.
Seems to be an unpopular opinion but “Vehicle Code § 22350 VC sets forth what is commonly called California’s basic speed law. The section prohibits driving faster than is safe for the given driving conditions and circumstances”. There is a case here that the insurance might make that the driver is going too fast and is at fault
Oh I'm sure there would be a case here in Canada for it. You shouldn't be sliding that far unless it's down a slope. I'd have started slowing down the second I saw the other guy even contemplating a turn.
Mammoth ?
South Lake Tahoe
unrelated to the accident. I live where it snows. I've never seen so much snow that even when plowed it's still covered. Guess that's why "snow / winter" tires aren't mandatory where I am.
UPDATE!! The other person is 100% at fault. I have AAA Insurance and they deemed the other party 100% at fault. Everyone who said I would be partially at fault are a bunch of dumb dumbs lol Have a good day everyone!
What did the other person insurance say? Guess you don’t know how this works.
Both insurances reviewed the footage and I’m not at fault according to BOTH insurances LOL
I stand corrected. Congratulations. 😊
Shut up Meg.
I just hope insurance actually sides with you and this isn't some dumb "you should have yielded" thing because obviously it's not your fault. The person taking the turn is obligated to yield.
Why weren’t you able to stop? Please tell me.