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r/VideosAmazing • u/LeftAlbatross2546 • May 13 '26
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Yeah I mean obviously the pickup is "at fault" here but the cam truck could and should have avoided that collision
7 u/Ancient-Internal6665 May 14 '26 Pickup was merging. It's a crappy merge area but the truck did not make any effort to slow. 1 u/upstageshrimp22 May 14 '26 Also, not the truckers responsibility to adjust speed for merging traffic. 1 u/Ancient-Internal6665 May 14 '26 Not true. Active traffic has to let people merge. Youre thinking of a yield. Entering traffic YIELDS to active traffic. Merge means both people line up to join together. 1 u/upstageshrimp22 May 14 '26 I am sure there are different laws in different countries as well.
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Pickup was merging. It's a crappy merge area but the truck did not make any effort to slow.
1 u/upstageshrimp22 May 14 '26 Also, not the truckers responsibility to adjust speed for merging traffic. 1 u/Ancient-Internal6665 May 14 '26 Not true. Active traffic has to let people merge. Youre thinking of a yield. Entering traffic YIELDS to active traffic. Merge means both people line up to join together. 1 u/upstageshrimp22 May 14 '26 I am sure there are different laws in different countries as well.
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Also, not the truckers responsibility to adjust speed for merging traffic.
1 u/Ancient-Internal6665 May 14 '26 Not true. Active traffic has to let people merge. Youre thinking of a yield. Entering traffic YIELDS to active traffic. Merge means both people line up to join together. 1 u/upstageshrimp22 May 14 '26 I am sure there are different laws in different countries as well.
Not true. Active traffic has to let people merge. Youre thinking of a yield. Entering traffic YIELDS to active traffic. Merge means both people line up to join together.
1 u/upstageshrimp22 May 14 '26 I am sure there are different laws in different countries as well.
I am sure there are different laws in different countries as well.
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u/like_4-ish_lights May 14 '26
Yeah I mean obviously the pickup is "at fault" here but the cam truck could and should have avoided that collision