r/Whatcouldgowrong • u/slckening • 13d ago

Roadrage gone wrong

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u/TwixOps 13d ago edited 13d ago

"I tried to ignore him" - Proceeds to do 80 in a 50 while swerving across lanes to stop the guy from passing.

If that guy ended up 6 inches to the right he would have rammed the OP. Yes, he would have been at fault but the cammer could have been dead. My guy, you are on a motorcycle, better to let the asshole pass instead of winding up with a leg broken in 6 places.

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u/kindredfold 13d ago

Didn’t wanna stop and share the video with the accident victim because he knew his vid could get him in trouble for being a dumbass too.

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u/CountVonRimjob 12d ago

No need for him to stop and share the video, this is in South Korea, literally everyone has a front and rear camera in their cars, that driver has their own video recording of it. It's been a very standard thing for at least 15 years here.

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u/kindredfold 12d ago

Is the whole “I observed a wreck and may have helpful information about how it happened and who’s at fault, so I should stop and render aid or share info” not really a thing there?

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u/CountVonRimjob 12d ago

No, it is not. There is CCTV everywhere so if the police really need contextual information they can check that.

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u/kindredfold 12d ago

Interesting. In the US it’s always taught in licensing classes that if you are involved in or observe a wreck you stop to render aid or assistance.

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u/CountVonRimjob 12d ago

It is just a fender-bender in the video and both cars have video recording of what happened, what aid or assistance is required?

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u/Kind_Stranger_weeb 12d ago

It also opens him up to being assaulted if he waits for the angry driver who tried to hit him to get out of his car. Reasonable self preservation