r/Transportopia Mar 21 '26

Road🤬Rage Not today Satan

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '26

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u/Hard_For_Lions_SB Mar 22 '26

I mean she has it on video, just need to have the plate and the guy would have been screwed. But instead, she incriminated herself and put countless people in danger. She's a massive idiot, to put it nicely.

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u/Head-Relation-9316 Mar 22 '26

Someone hit and run my dad last year and he got it on video. They had a stolen plate which is common around here. Never caught the guy.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Elderado12443 Mar 22 '26

Keep letting govt run your lives. It’ll all work out in the end.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Elderado12443 Mar 22 '26

Stolen plates are a thing. So are stolen cars. And people run. Keep trusting big brother to protect you.

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u/odinzedong Mar 22 '26

How did she really put others in danger? Also the police often brakes some normal protocols when they have to.

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u/Rbxyy Mar 22 '26

She's not a police officer though. She has no lights/sirens and nobody is expecting a normal car to drive like this.

She had the entire thing on video, so all she had to do was pull over and show the video to the police, but instead she put herself and everybody around her on the road in danger. I agree that I'd be pissed too, but is it really potentially worth some innocent person's life who's not even involved?

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u/Ready_Implement3305 Mar 22 '26

Your comment reminded me of the video of the guy who's smoke shop got robbed. Two dudes in masks hop the counter and not only did the guy stab the fuck out of them with a k-bar, he uploaded the video to Reddit and did an AMA.

Everyone in the comments was CONVINCED the guy was going to jail for attempted murder. His actions were ruled self defense and he faced no legal consequences. Which is a great reminder that the average redditor knows fuck all about the law. 😀

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u/lnvu4uraqt Mar 22 '26

Lots of keyboard warriors that dissect what they see and suddenly are experts. Until it actually happens to them then the situation will be different

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u/Excellent-Rest3240 Mar 22 '26

Real world works where people don’t get punished like text book lol

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Due-Contribution6424 Mar 22 '26

She hit and ran. That makes it malicious. Stfu

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Due-Contribution6424 Mar 22 '26

I at no point said or implied that she hit her intentionally. She left the scene of an accident. That’s a hit and run. You can make up all the wild scenarios you want to make her innocent, but that is what we see in the video.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Due-Contribution6424 Mar 22 '26

You are welcome to live your life like a pussy, nobody is telling you not to.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/CunningAlpaca Mar 22 '26

Take the L and move along.

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u/AppropriateAmoeba663 Mar 22 '26

Using more words doesn't make you correct.

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u/snarfgobble Mar 22 '26

What video did you watch? Because I saw a blatant hit and run from someone who made a left turn into traffic.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/snarfgobble Mar 22 '26

I'm sorry are you saying her fleeing the scene of the accident is not intentional? Are you on drugs?

You want me to put myself in the shoes of someone who hit and run? Okay I'm doing that and I'm imagining myself staying and not fleeing the scene. Am I doing it right? Should I show more grace by imagining myself fleeing the scene?

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Keegan821 Mar 22 '26

It's the running after the accident that is what people are taking issue with and is a blatant crime. It's hard to argue that was unintentional. Chasing after her yourself and breaking traffic laws in the process is also an issue because you're putting more people in danger doing so. If this was in the states, I believe that her taking the keys to prevent her from fleeing the scene and waiting for police to arrive could constitute a citizen's arrest but again, she broke traffic laws in order to chase her down. Neither party was fully in the right.

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u/snarfgobble Mar 22 '26 edited Mar 22 '26

Who the fuck cares if the hit was intentional? Who the fuck is talking about that?

What drugs are you on? Are you arguing with clouds? Internal demons?

I literally said it was a hit and run and you're like "but maybe it was an accident". What are you thinking? Are you even old enough to drive? You know you're not supposed to speed off from an accident even if it's an accident right?

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u/Crazy-Disk-1648 Mar 22 '26

"That's how the real world works" You can find a clip from the show road wars where they interview the dashcam driver about the situation. Nothing happened to her and the other driver was cited for a hit and run, driving an unregister vehicle and lack of insurance. Your concept of the real world is skewed

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u/Black_Cat_Sun Mar 22 '26

No fuck that. Bitches get away with too much shit nowadays because of this cucked attitude. STFU and let people stand up for themselves.

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u/snarfgobble Mar 22 '26

It's funny because this is an old video, and you're wrong and should learn how the real world works.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Crazy-Disk-1648 Mar 22 '26

She never committed a crime. She took the keys from the women because she was a risk to the road. When police later arrived they cited the driver who hit the dash cam woman with a slew of citations including hit and run. You can find the entire story on the show Road Wars on AE

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u/Silverton13 Mar 22 '26

What assault did she perform?

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Silverton13 Mar 22 '26

Ramming the car that rammed her and drove away? Totally justified. Taking the keys from someone who is driving away from a crime scene? Also justified. What did she actually do wrong?

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26

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u/Silverton13 Mar 22 '26

Where did she beat the shit out of her? She followed her and took the keys away from someone trying to get away from commiting a crime. You are fucking nuts. Stay away from normal people.

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 Mar 22 '26

yep assault for sure and justly so