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While in many parts of the world, passing a couple of police cruisers at speeds that exceed 220km/h (+137mph) can get you in a whole lot of trouble, this doesn't always seem to be the case in vast desert highways of the Arabian Peninsula, which are the playgrounds for those who practice the dangerous local sport of 'hagwalah'.
- Hagwalah This: Saudi Bus Full Of Passengers Drifting
Just when you think you have seen it all from Saudi Arabian drifters, along comes a fresh video to remind you that they will always find a new way to endanger themselves, the crowd and other road users. So what's more dangerous than a Japanese sedan...
- Saudi Driver Rolls Over A 2012 Lexus Lx 570 On The Sand Dunes
With all these crazy internet videos of mostly amateur drivers performing amateur yet often dangerous stunts on and off the road in Saudi Arabia, one has to believe that owning a car dealership and/or a repair shop must be an extremely lucrative business...
- Vietnam Cop Holds On To Bus' Windshield Wipers As Driver Tries To Escape Ticket!
We have heard many strange stories about police officers and drivers that try to avoid tickets, but what took place in Hanoi, Vietnam, this past Monday, surely takes the cake. The man you see hanging on to the windshield wipers of a bus is not the local...
- 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...
- Former U.s. Ford Police Interceptors Find New Life In Britain As "rare American Muscle"
You know what they say: “One man’s trash is another man's treasureâ€. While police forces in the U.S. are rapidly replacing their Ford Crown Victoria Interceptors with the latest batch of patrol vehicles from Detroit’s Big...
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Lexus Driver Taunts Local Saudi Cops
While in many parts of the world, passing a couple of police cruisers at speeds that exceed 220km/h (+137mph) can get you in a whole lot of trouble, this doesn't always seem to be the case in vast desert highways of the Arabian Peninsula, which are the playgrounds for those who practice the dangerous local sport of 'hagwalah'.
In this video, we see the driver and passenger of a Lexus model following a Honda Accord drifter on either side of the road before he decides to taunt several police cars including a Toyota FJ Cruiser and a Ford Crown Victoria.
Read more »- Hagwalah This: Saudi Bus Full Of Passengers Drifting
Just when you think you have seen it all from Saudi Arabian drifters, along comes a fresh video to remind you that they will always find a new way to endanger themselves, the crowd and other road users. So what's more dangerous than a Japanese sedan...
- Saudi Driver Rolls Over A 2012 Lexus Lx 570 On The Sand Dunes
With all these crazy internet videos of mostly amateur drivers performing amateur yet often dangerous stunts on and off the road in Saudi Arabia, one has to believe that owning a car dealership and/or a repair shop must be an extremely lucrative business...
- Vietnam Cop Holds On To Bus' Windshield Wipers As Driver Tries To Escape Ticket!
We have heard many strange stories about police officers and drivers that try to avoid tickets, but what took place in Hanoi, Vietnam, this past Monday, surely takes the cake. The man you see hanging on to the windshield wipers of a bus is not the local...
- 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...
- Former U.s. Ford Police Interceptors Find New Life In Britain As "rare American Muscle"
You know what they say: “One man’s trash is another man's treasureâ€. While police forces in the U.S. are rapidly replacing their Ford Crown Victoria Interceptors with the latest batch of patrol vehicles from Detroit’s Big...