[OC] Classic LA driving experience

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[u/UpbeatFix7299]

Gee, wonder why he needed his front left fender replaced.

[u/Professional-Cash-50]

Then they come to Arizona and do the same shit here now smh.

[u/HippoHoppitus]

All that for what

[u/FuckOutTheWhey → u/HippoHoppitus]

Just look at their car. They have zero fucks left to give.

[u/BeachProducer]

The irony of the happenstance billboard placement in this video

[u/Cool_Butterscotch_88]

fender

Nah that honda's got nothing to lose, best to just give way.

[u/Imaginary_Bus_6742]

Thar was just a normal drive on the LIE.

[u/StackThePads33]

No-look lane change

[u/appa-ate-momo]

This kind of situation is why I support revoking the Last Clear Chance doctrine in cases of clear malfeasance. That driver is basically saying "do what I want or get in an accident." They're abusing the mutual agreement between all drivers to do everything possible to avoid vehicle damage/injuries.

Since they're abusing it, they don't deserve the protections associated with it. A driver in OP's position should be able to maintain their course and incur zero financial or criminal liability if the idiot decides to hit them.