The Dash Camera Thread (Videos)
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The Dash Camera Thread (Videos)
Nah RHD, what you can see in the vid is the end of the dash with the pop up sat nav on the lower/middle left.
The camera is to the right above my rear view mirror. It can be centre as has the auto sensors for rain/light and dimming rear view mirror.
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Looking at the video, what you can see to the lower left corner, that's the rain/light sensors on the wind screen, camera is there as my cable wouldn't reach the other side to position the camera
just a drive last week, with me whineing alot
me monaing about underuse of bus lanes
an overtake
interesting part at the end, 2 red light jumpers with an amber gamble
me monaing about underuse of bus lanes
an overtake
interesting part at the end, 2 red light jumpers with an amber gamble
satnav is super sensitive, goes off at 1mph over, i would imagine i was doing between 30-33
combined with a speedo what reads almost exact, means alot of pipping
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i watched it all to get a true opinion
you clearly have a drink problem as heard by the constant glass clinking in the background
you are an amber gambler
and were clearly in the wrong at stalag towers Leeds as you nearly hit the 500 (DONT PARK THERE BY THE WAY IVE BEEN BROKEN INTO THERE AND ITS FULL OF DRUG USERS WATCHING YOU)
i suggest an advanced driving course
i would recommend that as you drive in the bus lanes and those idiots drive in the outer lane clearly not reading bus lane times that you leave a clearer gap between you and them as often they will take a left turning where the solid lines stop and arrows guide them as they are in a world of their own and probably would look in their nearside mirror for a bus only and fail to see you
for this reason unfortunately i often will too use the outer lane so i dont get involved in an rta not of my making
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it was said tongue in cheek by the way
the bottles are my dad he dumped them on me.
wasn't looking for parking i had got in the wrong lane, and don't like cutting across,
was a bit of a late amber, and i should have noticed more about the car going though the red previous, but in my slight defense when i looked up n right their light was just changing red n amber
bigger gap would be nice, curious to see if anyone could get the hint
I think i might have cut the interesting parts out and left the boring part in
I have been tempted in years to take a few driving lessons.
especially when you look at hse records of accidents at work
wasn't looking for parking i had got in the wrong lane, and don't like cutting across,
was a bit of a late amber, and i should have noticed more about the car going though the red previous, but in my slight defense when i looked up n right their light was just changing red n amber
bigger gap would be nice, curious to see if anyone could get the hint
I think i might have cut the interesting parts out and left the boring part in
I have been tempted in years to take a few driving lessons.
especially when you look at hse records of accidents at work
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Another day, another roundabout.
Not like he even indicated to show his intentions
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thing is if it was a genuine mistake then a raise of the flat hand by that driver would be all thats needed once you let your presence known in their blind spot
unfortunately and its more young women tend to raise one finger at you as if you are in the wrong
oh well
So you approach the roundabout in the wrong lane then get upset when someone, who also was in the wrong lane, takes a short cut while you stay in the lane. Sorry but your just as guilty as the other driver, although the local council should take some of the blame because the road markings are not correct either.
As far as I'm can see he stays in the left most lane the road is clearly marked as to what lane to use.
the approach has a right turn arrow in the right lane the OP stays in the straight ahead (left) lane.
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the road markings show left turn or straight on at roundabout,the outer lane is for 3rd turning at least
your roadcraft needs honing scout
your roadcraft needs honing scout
I don't think people should be saying this without a maps link.
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