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We completely understand that in certain life-threatening situations, police cars, fire trucks, ambulances and other emergency vehicles should have the priority on the road - even if that means breaking some laws, as long as they don't endanger the lives of other drivers.
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- Another Alleged Sudden Acceleration Incident From South Korea, This Time Featuring A Bmw
After an alleged sudden unintended acceleration crash involving a latest generation Hyundai Sonata YF in South Korea spread like wildfire across the news, the local media discovered a supposedly similar incident concerning a BMW model. And like the...
- Whoops…teenage Driver Slams Police Car
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- Talk About Dodging A Bullet: Extremely Close Call With Semi Truck Caught On Film
This in one of those cases that not one person would believe how close you came to meeting your maker without video proof. Fortunately for us, the driver of the car involved in this close call had a dashboard mounted camera that recorded the entire incident...
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Korean Tow Trucks Break Every Law in the Book while Trying to Reach an Accident Scene First [Video]
We completely understand that in certain life-threatening situations, police cars, fire trucks, ambulances and other emergency vehicles should have the priority on the road - even if that means breaking some laws, as long as they don't endanger the lives of other drivers.
But seriously now, tow trucks violating every single law in the traffic book just to be the first to reach a client at an accident scene is a something out of reason.
In the following video that was shot from a dashboard mounted camera placed in one of at least three tow trucks that were racing against each other on public roads in South Korea, we see the driver passing countless red lights and entering the opposite side of the road with no consideration whatsoever for the rest of the cars.
Read more »- Crash Causes Vehicles To Erupt In Fire, Luckily Everyone Got Out
A dashboard camera recorded a shocking scene from Russia when two cars caught fire after an accident. Read more »...
- Another Alleged Sudden Acceleration Incident From South Korea, This Time Featuring A Bmw
After an alleged sudden unintended acceleration crash involving a latest generation Hyundai Sonata YF in South Korea spread like wildfire across the news, the local media discovered a supposedly similar incident concerning a BMW model. And like the...
- Whoops…teenage Driver Slams Police Car
An Ohio teenager learned a little something about obeying the road rules when he collided head-on with a police cruiser while trying to make an improper turn into a gas station. Both the 19-year old driver and the police officer were treated for minor...
- Опа! Another Driver Gets Really Lucky In Snow Covered Road
Thanks to the number of drivers who have fitted their cars with dashboard mounted cameras, we have the opportunity to see how fortunate some of them are in potentially life-threatening situations on the road. This video reportedly takes us to Russia...
- Talk About Dodging A Bullet: Extremely Close Call With Semi Truck Caught On Film
This in one of those cases that not one person would believe how close you came to meeting your maker without video proof. Fortunately for us, the driver of the car involved in this close call had a dashboard mounted camera that recorded the entire incident...