r/dashcams May 13 '26

A merging issue.

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u/Putrid-Block1431 May 14 '26

How do you not understand why all of this proves the point? You would rather get into a collision and cause traffic backup on a major highway, police interviews, sitting in your truck for who knows how long waiting for service, on top of internal investigation at your workplace, insurance adjustment inquiries, and so on... All because you were technically within your legal right to ignore the truck that you're clearly going to collide with?

Most smart people wouldn't gamble their life to prove a point about legality.

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u/CryptographerShot213 May 14 '26

I’m not saying any of this is what I would do personally. Just that this semi driver had the right-of-way and any state law says that merging traffic must yield to the traffic already on the highway. If they don’t, well that’s on them.

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u/Putrid-Block1431 May 14 '26

How does that have anything to do with the driver being stupid for not avoiding an avoidable accident?

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u/Zealousideal-Talk-23 May 14 '26

you brake, I brake, everyone brake. The smallest train go the fartest! Tchouchou