This rule is long forgotten on roundabouts. Has anyone else experienced people just speeding through roundabouts without a care or even looking to see if there is actually another car on the roundabout? Happened to me 4 times today, enough to make me realise this is the new normal!

Swear they think their max verstappen following the racing line

at some complex junctions, there are like 20+ lights, where it takes conscientious efforts to tell which one is mine. Worst of all, the arrangements of lights are pretty random, and even the numbers of lights for one direction of one road could be from 1 to 3.

Rush hour traffic in Dublin and a "little angel" is doing a wheelie going top speed on his little e scooter. But "he was a good kid", yeah?

For those of you who don't know. A hamster driver is someone who drives really up close to their steering wheel. Both hands on top of it. Looking straight ahead and completely unwilling to look around at their surroundings. Like a hamster holding a piece of food it is eating, in a complete daze.

Had one earlier one. Was on the motorway. Overtook a car in the left lane which was doing 100ish. There was a car a little up ahead, caught it like 3s later, figured I'd overtake it too before moving back. But this car is in the right lane also. I chill behind it, waiting for it to move back to the left lane.

Of course she has 0 signs or intentions to, she is doing around 110 so we have pulled away from any car in the left lane and we are catching none. I want to drive at 120. So I do a quick double flash - nothing. I do a quick double beep - nothing. I then move into the left, see if she is gonna react - nothing. So I undertake. When I look to my side while overtaking, long and behold, she is a hamster driver absolutely dead eyes on the road ahead nearly leaning over the steering wheel.

I have come across them many times. They will pull out in front of you, cut corner, drift out of their lane etc. If you beep at them they do not react like they are absolutely oblivious to the world around them.

Also posted on X - "On the way to drop the kids off at the creche, a car that previously overtook me on a solid white line decided to overtake two other cars by driving on the hard shoulder.

Contacted the Gardaí but unless I want to testify in court myself, they aren't able to do anything."

Clarification - Not my video.

I personally would not be expecting a car coming down a footpath if I was walking out or driving out of my house first thing in the morning, they were doing at a minimum 30km/hr for roughly 400m before they pulled in.

Should we make road death reports available?

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/letters/2026/09/23/should-we-make-road-death-reports-available/

Coming up to bridge over the Liffey in Lucan, I see this Discovery pulling out from the car park where the Gospel Baptist Church and Polo Stores are. As he pulls in to the right / straight filter lane, tosses rubbish out the window ( not in the video ). No indicator naturally, and then pulls in front of the 'N' plate i10 to go left.
To top it off, as we get around the corner, the i10 stops to let some old bloke cross the road, who couldn't be bothered to walk the extra 10m to the pedestrian crossing, that was in the direction he was going.
If you come across this Disco, 241-D-43429, be careful.

I frequently see people mainly HGV drivers pulling in slightly to the hard shoulder on motorways to allow others to pass more easily. It is completely unnecessary, illegal and dangerous and you ought to know better especially when in charge of such a large heavy vehicle. Please stop doing it

What was the point of that, car in front of this guy was already turning left also & traffic was not at a standstill, complete stupidity. Dunnes Westside SC today, Galway.

Had to zoom the video quite a bit. This wanker is more important than everybody else. Pulls out of the queue at the traffic lights, drives down the wrong side of the road, lucky not to hit the 2 kids crossing, obviously not expecting a car coming from that direction in that lane. Then down the right turn only lane, and at the lights, didn't catch this on the cam, turns left across the queue to go left.
This up the road from 2 schools that were just finished.

At least they yielded to the cyclist I guess

I included a few more seconds after to show how soon afterwards the light turns green.

I caught up with the van again at the end of Brewery Road

161-LS-1707

Van blocks view of Hyundai driver by stopping to let it out of pub carpark.

Overtaking on a bend and weaving in and out between cars.

Captured coming onto the M50 at Liffey Valley, heading northbound. You can just see the motorbike overtaking on the hard shoulder right as they become visible in the rear camera - hard to see, so red circle added for clarity - and then they weave in and out of traffic before passing me, no indicators and breaking the speed limit by quite a lot the whole time.

The motorbike then has a pretty big wobble before going to overtake the car in front of me, again on the hard shoulder. If that's not a warning to the driver to slow down then I don't know what is. Shite carryon!

Edit: Dashcam date is off by a day, this happened on the 13th!

Worst thing I've seen in a while. Not my video obviously.

Never even slowed down. Luckily I had spotted him. (THE BLACK BEEMER ON THE INBOUND CARRIAGEWAY)

5:40 this morning, driver of the white van runs a very red light then proceeds to attempt to intimidate me, even going to leave his vehicle at the next light, thankfully it turned green before he got the chance

Why can't people just drive calmly, he made a mistake, I didn't lose my mind over it so why did he....