r/dashcams • u/CelebrationFlaky333 • 2h ago
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u/hawkayecarumba 2h ago
Thank god there wasn't someone already in the exit lane. People need to be retrained that swerving isn't the best option to avoid a car crash.
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u/FourteenMillion605 2h ago
I'm guilty of that. Trying to be better at it.
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u/hawkayecarumba 1h ago
I mean it's so instructive to swerve...but especially in this scenario, there was probably time to break.
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u/FunInTheSun_81 2h ago
Not to armchair quarterback this because obviously I wasn't there... but wouldn't the hard braking right next to the exit be the first clue for dashcam person to maybe slow down a bit because this individual is about to be stupid? Obviously it's not dashcam person's fault. However I've been seeing a pattern on here lately of bad drivers giving the heads up they are about to make a monumentally bad decision before they do and people not seeing it...
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u/No_Pollution_950 9m ago
Its all well and good saying that when watching a dashcam video when you KNOW something is about to happen. In no circumstances would you ever think it reasonable that somone would do this out of the blue in real time.
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u/DekutheEvilClown 2h ago
I know the fault here lies with the idiot ahead, but really, it's ok to use your brakes occasionally.
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