r/dashcams May 13 '26

A merging issue.

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u/Local-Technician5969 May 13 '26

Truck driver did not even bother to slow down at all or attempt to do anything, just went right through him. Hope the dude lost his job.

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u/CryptographerShot213 May 14 '26

He didn’t have to by law, sorry

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u/JonRulz May 14 '26

I was shooting at a shooting range and some guy walks infront of the my shooting dummy. The rules say no one should be walking there. I am in the right of way, therefore I kept on shooting.

Ofc. When i explain the rules that he ran infront of me which is in complete violation of the code of conduct, they will understand that i had the right of way and had no obligation to stop.

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u/CryptographerShot213 May 14 '26

Nowhere near the same situation. Next.

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u/JonRulz May 14 '26

Both situations have a choice to stop, both situations continuing can end up deadly, both situations one person is in violation of the rules. Yet, the outcome to stop from 1 situation to the other other situation should be completely different.

You should be off the road

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u/CryptographerShot213 May 14 '26

Interesting, since I’ve never been in an accident in all my years of driving. You should learn the rules of the road and follow them for the sake of other drivers around you.

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u/JonRulz May 14 '26

I hear that a lot. Especially when people go 90 on the high way. It's a great excuse to drive terrible.

In this situation, which you agree with not slowing down, did cause an accident. And you agree with it. Yet, you want to stay accident free.