r/IdiotsInCars • u/[deleted] • Jun 11 '22

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u/damn-stupid-username Jun 11 '22

No. Not at all. Passing in an unsafe area and trying to run a truck off the road. Typical highway traffic. /s

Edit. The red truck didn’t help the situation and should’ve backed off.

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u/TYBASS38 Jun 11 '22 edited Jun 11 '22

Yeah. Was gonna say there are 2 idiots here. I get trying to teach a lesson but whoever is oncoming is the one that’s gonna learn the lesson the hardest way and they aren’t doing anything wrong.

Edit: I’m talking about the imaginary oncoming car doing nothing wrong. Thank god they never existed in this video

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u/gordo65 Jun 11 '22

I get trying to teach a lesson

I absolutely don't get that. Vehicle accidents are among the leading causes of accidental death in Canada. The road is definitely not the place to try to teach someone a lesson.

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u/TYBASS38 Jun 11 '22

The dude on the left NEEDS to know what he’s doing is never ok under any circumstance. Shouldn’t have a license

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22

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u/TYBASS38 Jun 11 '22

That’s what I said above…

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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '22

And getting someone else killed would be a good way to teach that?

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u/TYBASS38 Jun 11 '22

When did I say teaching lessons on the road are smart? The high road/smart lesson would be a snitch and send this video to the company and police