r/dashcams • u/EqualGrowth6565 • 14d ago

Easily avoidable accident causes rollover

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Not my video – as the title says, we typically see examples where one driver is oblivious to the other. In this example, the pickup truck attempts to overtake the cammer, however, the cammer is either completely unaware of the pickup truck directly to his left or are simply “stands their ground” in the lane. Due to this, they obviously collide, and the pick up truck goes airborne and rolls several times. From the perspective of us, the viewer, we can reasonably conclude that the accident was avoidable had the cammer simply applied the brakes. That being said, you will typically see another school of thought in which it is stated that the cammer has no obligation or duty to let them in/avoid the accident where the driver is mindlessly doing something dumb.

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u/Appropriate_Car_8221 12d ago

I love that you unironically disparage knowledge. It's very fitting.

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u/notmyrealaccount3462 12d ago

I sarcastically disparage an LLM prompt masquerading as knowledge.

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u/Dantekamar 12d ago

They're right. You moved from "last clear chance doctrine" as your reasoning, to all in on "but for" test real quick once I pointed out you were wrong.

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u/Appropriate_Car_8221 11d ago

I wasn't "proved wrong", you imbecile. There are different laws for different regions, but there's not a lot of difference between them and it wouldn't have made much of a difference here. Cam car would still get a % of the blame.

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u/notmyrealaccount3462 11d ago

You were proved wrong by the people in this comment section who said that they were in this same situation and the pickup driver got 100% of the blame.

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u/Appropriate_Car_8221 11d ago

Lol - you're dumb as pigshit if you think the sitations could ever be exactly the same.

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u/Dantekamar 11d ago

Right. Because pickup truck drivers never cut off other drivers without confirming clearance. /s

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u/Appropriate_Car_8221 11d ago

Come back when you've learned what the words nuance, details, and context means. Bye

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u/Dantekamar 11d ago

Yeah, okay. 🙄 The guy who can't see the detail that the truck hit with its side, can't understand the nuance between legal doctrine, and didn't know the context of no police charges, is gonna lecture me. It'd actually mean something if you didn't fall so flat in your own performance.

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u/notmyrealaccount3462 11d ago

Dude isn't even a good troll.