cgiGuy
Active Member
Please, please, please.. call the cops immediately if this ever happens and report it. They could have at least pulled him over and made sure he wasn't drunk before he has the chance of killing someone.
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Please, please, please.. call the cops immediately if this ever happens and report it. They could have at least pulled him over and made sure he wasn't drunk before he has the chance of killing someone.
Brett
Member
Andyw2100
Well-Known Member
I avoided a collision with a truck today by braking and swerving to my right as the truck moved into my lane, basically on top of me. You can see the black truck merging from the left. It has its own lane for quite some time, so there was no need for it to try to use mine, especially since I was already there and using it!
HankLloydRight
No Roads
rfmurphy81
Member
I can't believe it! But more amazingly, I want a system like that for my Model S. Only having the front windshield and rear hatch doesn't seem like enough for me. Do you have more information about your system that I can look into?
HankLloydRight
No Roads
It hurts every time I look at these pictures....only had it for 5 months, there's nothing my driver could have done to avoid it....
rfmurphy81
Member
Brett
Member
I had an appointment at 8am this past Thursday, pulled into the garage of the office building and left the car with the valet. On Saturday, I noticed the dent, and thought back to where I had parked. I knew it must have been that morning so I reviewed the footage. What do you know, the valet driver backed it up into a wall corner. Also note, when he first goes to move the car, he accidentally put it in reverse for a second, almost hitting the car behind mine. Of course, when I picked up the car from valet, nobody said anything, hoping I wouldn't notice, be able to prove it, and the problem would go away. What a surprise...
Any advice on what to do? Do I get an estimate and then show up at the valet and ask them to pay for it? Do I show them exactly where it happened, who did it, and see what kind of denials I get - before - showing them the evidence? Do I go through my insurance company? Any advice would be appreciated.
Any advice on what to do? Do I get an estimate and then show up at the valet and ask them to pay for it? Do I show them exactly where it happened, who did it, and see what kind of denials I get - before - showing them the evidence? Do I go through my insurance company? Any advice would be appreciated.
Brett
Member
Here we go again, with the latest from my BlackVue series! This time, industrial equipment falling off of a truck.
DrGuest
Member
Here is a Bison doing what bison do in Yellowstone National Park on the Firehole Lake Drive.
A Coyote in Yellowstone at night
and 4 deer at night.
A Coyote in Yellowstone at night
and 4 deer at night.
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f-stop
Active Member
Here's some interesting driving captured on my dashcam the other day...
The video clip starts as I pull forward to wait at a traffic light in the left turn lane. Keep an eye on the silver Nissan coming out of the alley to the right, just as the schoolbus passes. The video then cuts to the rear camera view -- notice the unusual maneuver the Nissan driver takes to get into the left turn lane behind me...
The video clip starts as I pull forward to wait at a traffic light in the left turn lane. Keep an eye on the silver Nissan coming out of the alley to the right, just as the schoolbus passes. The video then cuts to the rear camera view -- notice the unusual maneuver the Nissan driver takes to get into the left turn lane behind me...
Reekdog
Member
HankLloydRight
No Roads
rfmurphy81
Member
f-stop
Active Member
Sitting at the light, as I noticed the Nissan disappear from my forward/peripheral view, I'm thinking, "WTF, where's that car going?!?" Then as I continued to watch in my rear view mirror and rear camera display, I couldn't believe what I was seeing!!
thx. the rear cam is top/center of the rear window.
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