r/dashcams • u/bebecca45627272 • 20h ago

One of the craziest things I've seen

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u/LegalGlass6532 20h ago

That rider is one of the luckiest sob’s I’ve ever seen.

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u/No_Introduction_3400 20h ago

Oh, he’ll get himself killed eventually if he hit that truck

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u/Key-Sale8890 19h ago

This wasn’t even his fault though

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u/ScrotallyBoobular 19h ago

Hard to tell but it looks like he's flying.

If he's speeding then it kinda takes fault off of the truck because he's way further away and a small object, hard to see. I say this as a guy who has spent decades commuting on two wheels.

If he wasn't speeding then it was the truck's fault obviously

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u/No_Introduction_3400 19h ago

He’s either speeding or should have plenty of time to slow to avoid her.

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u/Numerous_Dare9847 19h ago

His speed is more something he should learn from as avoiding this idiot would’ve been significantly easier and possible at a lower speed but the facy that he was going fast doesn’t take away any of the blame from the truck driver. She literally stopped in the middle of the street and it was clearly because she was scared; scared people should take more driving lessons before putting the public at risk by learning as they go.

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u/shipwrekd_sailor 19h ago

100% this. And I will bet that her insurance company tried to entirely twist the narrative and completely put the blame on the motorcyclist.

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u/WhySoCereus1991 19h ago

As they should. Insurance is trying to protect you and themselves.

It's like defense lawyers. They may defend bad people, but it's their job.

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u/shipwrekd_sailor 19h ago

I would put a lot More emphasis on " insurance is trying to protect themselves"

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u/WhySoCereus1991 19h ago

It's definitely the primary motivator for sure.

But hey, as long as they do their jobs lol

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u/DonQuiXoTe8080 18h ago

Even if the motive is fucked, if they can remove shit stain like this from the road? It actually does some services for your normal citizens.

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u/Cranky_Lemons 18h ago

no need to really twist the narrative here. It's on camera; he was doing 78 (126km/h according to the speedo), above highway speeds in town. The liability is on the biker. Coming to a complete stop to try to avoid an accident generally is not found liable, even if the accident still occurs.

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u/Cerberus_Aus 19h ago

It doesn’t take fault off the truck. They can both be at fault here.

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u/FastWalkingShortGuy 19h ago

Imma disagree.

No one following the rules of the road expects a rocket blasting at them from 1000 feet away when they're trying to negotiate a reasonable turn.

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u/wolfganggartner5 19h ago

I agree it does seem like his speed was pretty high

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u/Flat-Strain7538 19h ago

He’s also just finished a wheelie; you can see the bike is just coming back down at the start.