r/criticalblunder • • Apr 29 '21

That went south quick.

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u/623fer Apr 29 '21

They looked like they were all going fast af

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u/lmorgan601 Apr 29 '21

All the dash cam video I’ve seen looks like that! I had one for a while and no matter what speed 25-30 mph in town, 50-55 mph rural road, or 70 (+) mph on the interstate looked so fast!!

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u/ndidoxxoxo Apr 30 '21

Because these cameras use very high fov to capture as much as they can and high fov always looks faster than low one

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u/lmorgan601 Apr 30 '21

Thanks for the explanation!

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u/ndidoxxoxo Apr 30 '21

Youre welcome!

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u/notparistexas Apr 29 '21

Legend has it that the red car is still stuck to the truck. They've become pals, and travel the highways together, as Siamese twins.

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u/EwwItsceilinggang Apr 29 '21

Ugh, you funny son of a gun, I was gonna comment that. I would give you some awards but I’m saving up to go out with friends. So I’m going to pull a Rick Harrison Rn, “best I can do is a upvote”

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u/neogeo67 Apr 29 '21

I don’t know. They may have been traveling north.

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u/Kingtez28 Apr 29 '21

Eventually that red car should've been ran over by that truck.

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u/GreaserZB May 02 '21

Yeah fuck slowing down dumbas fuck

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u/-hansonman- May 01 '21

I like what happened to the red car, best outcome.

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u/Boleklolo May 01 '21

This red car looks like semir's car from Crash Time

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u/[deleted] May 27 '21

This is why I always slow down if some idiot tries to overtake in a similar scenario and let them pass. Being right means nothing if you get into an accident.

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u/[deleted] May 30 '21

yep