Dash Cam Captures of Human Stupidity

does it have to be from the tacoma? I've captured a lot of stupid drivers on my helmet cam riding my bike.

 

I'll contribute. Make sure to watch in 1080p
In the first video beware of your volume. I blow the horn
https://youtu.be/n2HKYjxliDU

Stop sign ballet.
https://youtu.be/wh4AwOqJcs0

 

Huh? Oh sorry I see, you have the 2.7 ... my bad..

 

LOL.....I needed that humor at that moment in my history....sweet!!

 

Costcon camera seems reasonably priced compared to Amazon plus the return policy ......

 

I drive 25k+ miles a year in and around L.A. I see this shit all the time. But I keep forgetting to download it off the chip.

 

https://youtu.be/g7f1ltgNzSk

 

Glad I don't have your commute. Man, I would have to make sure I've had my two cups of coffee (and the auto morning dump instituted by such coffee) before I even thought about leaving the house.

 

These are side streets too. Not even the main highway.

 

I've been considering dash cams for the both of us for some time. This thread underscores that need. And it's entertaining. lol

 

Its funny. People make fun of me for having it. I don't really care b/c one day it will come in handy; even if just for posting to this thread.

 

So I'm sitting here watching crash videos and the more I watch them the
more I want to punch something, lol. I need to start using my dash cams ALL THE TIME !!!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgrWJv3-JTjTYRsZyv98rMA/videos

And then there is the Heavy equipment accidents. Majority of them are outside the U.S.
You can tell there is no OSHA or safety regulations or very few. If the U.S.
lacked them would probably see the a lot of the same.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYVCu2fL6jQ9bfY3jfTIvSA/videos

The beginning of this one... I don't even.... just no, lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d07bCwn76jI

 

makes me want to use my bad ass arb bumper as a push bar... I think my bumper would hold up better than than stang or that other truck.

 

from friday and monday
https://youtu.be/GEFlISsc1k8

 

I was on Hwy 89 towards susanville and this Outback driver in front of me flipped out and slammed on their brakes and swerved into my vehicle after passing some disabled vehicle on the shoulder. Originally i thought she was stopping to help, until my passengers said she was flipping me off. I wasnt tailgating so i was very confused. But she continued to flip me off solid for the next 15 miles until i exited the highway. Meanwhile trying to pit me going 70MPH. I might need to get a second camera for the back of my vehicle because it wasnt caught on the front cam. Then when she passed she had her phone out either taking a pic or video. My video shows her plate clearly in the beginning in case ever something comes about from it.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygojnAJsxQI

 

2 morons. 1 video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L17HDFaXbJ4

 

Do you guys hide your cameras when its sunny out? I don't, and my Thinkware X300 seems to be going out. Hasn't recorded a single thing for the last 5 days even though it says the typical "continuous recording is now starting" on bootup. Didn't think to check my SD card out till I wanted to pull a video from earlier. Seems to have failed the other day when on my way home. Almost made it home before it stopped recording completely.

That being said, I just ordered this to replace it. $120 seems okay for a Korean cam with 128 gb card support.

https://www.amazon.com/Blackvue-DR3500-FHD-16GB-Dashcam-Front/dp/B01B8HIAAK/

 

When I have the budget, I'm going with the double version of this.

Darrent Lightning iPhone 7 Adapter, Lightning Adapter and Charger, Lightning to 3.5mm Aux Headphone Jack Audio

Blackvue Cloud DR650GW-2CH 64GB Dashcam, Front&Rear, Cloud Service

 

I leave mine plugged in (hardwired constant on) during the medium to cool months. During the summer months, I pull it down every time I park, even in the shade. My cam gets hots on its own (like most do), so while its on and it is summertime, it will overheat way too easily. I wish I could afford an HD setup that can stay mounted and turned on 24/7 and not die from getting too hot or melting in direct sunlight.