after being passed by a lane splitting biker and ends up losing control of his car....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aaApfk9c8E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aaApfk9c8E
VW Jetta driver suffers a road rage fit....
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The tool had the brakes locked, climbed the curb, and that was it. A total loss of control. Learn to drive. What was he gonna do, try to stay w/the bikes?
Watch the video and the wheels when he kisses the curb. Both brakes on the right side were locked.
Watch the video and the wheels when he kisses the curb. Both brakes on the right side were locked.
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That's what happened/ the jetta just wanted to go as fast as the bikes:bang head:
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He did lock up the brakes, I don't know why unless he was brake checking the bikers but from the wrong lane! LOL
Nubicon
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The rumor is that the guy's girlfriend pulled the e-brake because she was angry that he was racing the bikes. I'd wager a break up is on the horizon...
jdeitz1979
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Driver isn't the best driver for sure, but the lane splitting thing I really don't agree with
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Tex85
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Ebrake comment makes the most sense to me. I don't see anyone losing control on a nearly straight road at what ~100-115 mph?
I really miss splitting lanes especially after I moved from California to Kentucky...but that being said, the speed that biker guy did while lane splitting was/is illegal even in California.
jdeitz1979
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I think splitting has its benefits but it's just not a good idea. You can't trust any driver on the roads today, their mindless, and just fucking retarded. The last thing they're even thinking about is sharing a lane with a bike,but social media and driving selfies make top shelf. Plus, I think that when lane splitting is abused it gives bikers a bad rep
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The bikers were tools too, riding like that. There was no need to behave like that except a total lack of consideration for other road users, at least the lane-splitter's actions.
Mix testosterone, speed, and a lack of skill in operation of a vehicle, and this is what you get. Oh, and let's not forget the "need" to text constantly.
Mix testosterone, speed, and a lack of skill in operation of a vehicle, and this is what you get. Oh, and let's not forget the "need" to text constantly.
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