I am tempted to get one of these recorder things, but I feel I would need to mount it on a stick above the car in an 'Grand theft auto' third person stlye. While providing a cartoon feel, it would look better when I upload the films where I make mistakes.

Whilst there is no excuse for the beating up of the biker, perhaps he should have not assumed he was right, the biker was in the wrong lane, the car indicated it was coming across, but the indicator cancelled. Just shows, if you push your luck you can get hurt either by accident or design. Inside lane unless marked to the contrary is first exit, perhaps not so innocent, his lane was marked for the first exit. my PC is slightly to the right of Genghis
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The inside lane was clearly marked, the black Peugeot is already on the roundabout, the biker is in the wrong lane and then effectively tries to 'undertake' the Peugeot.
Clearly the biker is in the wrong for the cause, as for the outcome, the driver of the Peugeot needs taking out of society.

There again, don't push your luck with a stormy Janner, not quite the placid country yokel  my PC is slightly to the right of Genghis
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Apparently the biker kicked his car as he went past. Shouldn't think he will be doing that again. 
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If he'd kicked my car when he'd made the error, I, like most who have worked damn hard to afford my pride and joy might have considered reacting in exactly the same way. If the driver is prosecuted for common assault, then the motorcyclist must also be prosecuted for criminal damage. No winners there. Foraging near Gaydon....
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Came across the aftermath of this relatively minor RTC today (more info in the video description). I wonder if the bent out wheel on the red car will be repaired or if the insurers will write it off?

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Fiesta ran a red light in Buxton today. Fiesta drivers should know better

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This Audi driver appeared to be texting whilst driving. Whatever he was doing, he was looking down rather than where he was going for several yards as I watched him. - Footage from Roadhawk DC-2.

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Personally, i think drivers using a mobile without hands free should lose their license for 6 months, they are a flippin menace.

what makes them think it's ok to do beats me. It is proven using a hand held mobile is more dangerous than drink driving, so come on cops, start sorting them out I say.  MY2014 SD4 XS
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This is from D4mation over on Disco4.
The local newspaper appeared to blame the lorry driver for running into the back of the caravan

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10206416575116720

what were they thinking? Must have forgotten they were towing a caravan. Someone on here is going to like this

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This Audi driver appeared to be texting whilst driving. Whatever he was doing, he was looking down rather than where he was going for several yards as I watched him.

The question is what happened before the start of the clip, lorry speed was zero, but had made 29mph at the accident. Not saying the tower was right or wrong, but not quite so clear cut. 16 secs from zero impact, did the truck exit a side road? my PC is slightly to the right of Genghis
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Looking at 'Google street view' https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.140544,-...8.47t/data

It seems the lorry was waiting at the lights on the main road with only one side road to the left, looking behind on 'Google' it seems the caravan was travelling in the outer lane and cut in front of the lorry.