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Look, I got kids in my... Did you see what the... I don't care. I don't... I

don't care. No.

Say all of that and say what? What are you saying? What are you saying? What

you saying? That lady did not want to just be reasonable.

I believe she was looking for a fight.

I will drag you out this thing. Ma 'am.

What's up?

I'm an idiot. You hit my car.

You hit my car.

In the last few

years, the number of Americans on the road has skyrocketed.

And that means more traffic, more accidents, and

also more rage.

With violent road rage of nearly 500%.

This

is where the rubber.

The road.

According to the National Highway Traffic

Safety Administration.

Traffic congestion is one of the largest contributing factors to aggressive

driving, especially if a driver is running late and nothing holds up

quite as thoroughly as road work.

In Kennebunk, Maine, a motorist records an altercation between a driver and two

road workers at a location where construction has turned a two -way road.

into a single lane.

According to the man filming, moments earlier, apparently unhappy about being

held up, the driver allegedly cut in front of a line of cars and drove ahead

without being given the all clear.

Now, the flagger blocks his way, possibly as punishment for trying to

line.

And when another worker signals for the line of cars the driver had allegedly

cut in front of to pass through,

The driver is made to wait, but the allegedly impatient motorist seems to

no patience for that and begins inching forward, allegedly

nudging the flagger with his vehicle.

The aggressive driver, who put the flagger at great risk by pulling ahead,

off, but is tracked down by police a short while later.

He is charged with reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon.

I got it all on camera, bro. Fortunately for everyone involved, no one is

injured. And the lesson is clear.

The more time you give yourself to get somewhere, the less likely...

Things will come today.

One of the biggest dangers

of being involved in an accident on the highway is being hit by other

vehicles immediately after the fact, which can cause thousands of injuries.

and some deaths every year, making an already traumatic experience

infinitely worse.

This situation on a California highway reportedly began with a stalled vehicle

and ended up involving six cars.

Fortunately, according to the person filming, no one was seriously injured,

the risks are abundantly clear.

On a Texas highway off -ramp, a dash cam records a truck hauling a trailer.

The truck hits a car

that was allegedly just involved in another accident with a different

ejecting the driver, who narrowly avoids being run over.

Moments later, the seemingly uninjured man begins frantically searching the

of his car for something.

Which turns out to be a young child.

Who was also apparently thrown from the car when it was hit by the truck.

The young boy appears shaken, but otherwise uninjured.

A man, who may have been driving the truck who hit the car, confronts the

driver.

The man with the dash cam claims the truck driver leaves the scene before

arrive.

He also states that everyone is okay.

And perhaps by pure luck, a tragedy is

avoided.

According to statistics, in the United States, thousands of children are

and hundreds are killed by motor vehicles every year.

With a slightly higher percentage of deaths occurring in rural areas.

So it makes sense that parents would be sensitive about motorists obeying the

speed limits by their home.

But taking the law into your own hands, as tempting as that may be, It's a

recipe for disaster.

On a rural road in Arkansas, a pair of bikers are out for a joyride.

Went out of nowhere.

A white pickup swerves dangerously into the biker's lane, nearly running them

off the road.

The bikers turn to allegedly pursue, but don't have to go very far.

According

to

the biker with the camera, the truck driver's anger stems from an earlier

incident. where he believes the bikers were speeding past his home.

But his reckless behavior is about to get some payback.

In Arkansas, two bikers out for a ride are nearly run off the road.

And when confronted, the driver of the pickup that nearly hit them.

Claims he did it because he believes the bikers were speeding by his home.

Which doesn't sit well with the bikers.

The second biker, furious about the near miss,

escalates the situation even more.

Where's your plane?

What's your plane? You know who the f*** I am.

After getting each other's license plate information, the pickup driver takes

off.

A close call and a good reminder to leave law enforcement to the

professionals before getting in over your head.

Because of its size and weight, a fully loaded semi -truck takes a while to get

up to speed.

And for the same reason, once it does get up to speed, it can take twice as

to stop as a normal -sized vehicle.

Something that all drivers on the road would do well to remember.

But especially other semi -truck drivers.

In Washington State, a semi trucker's dash cam records as it travels along a

scenic highway.

A few miles down the road, the trucker pulls up to a busy three -way

intersection.

As the trucker with the dash cam waits for an opening to turn left, another

waits to make a left onto the highway.

But a steady stream of oncoming traffic is requiring some patience.

Then, a slight gap.

Just enough for a car, but not a semi.

The semi turning left is unable to pull out fast enough to avoid the oncoming

semi, which is much too big.

to slow down in time.

The driver with the dash cam checks on his fellow truckers and reportedly calls

for help.

Thankfully, no life -threatening injuries are reported.

A great reminder to be aware of the particulars of all vehicles on the road,

especially your own.

Considering over 10 ,000 collisions occur in American parking lots every

It's no wonder that they're the site of some of the most heated altercations

between drivers.

I didn't do it on purpose.

And you don't even have to have a collision for things to get out of hand.

At a New Jersey mall, a shopper's crooked parking job has made it

the driver parked next to her to get into her vehicle.

And after a back and forth, the crooked parker

is refusing to move, prompting the blocked driver's son.

Andrew Wallace to record the escalating situation.

We came out of the mall. Me, my mom, and my grandma were ready to get in the car

and go home. When my mom asked her politely, hey, could you please move

car? That lady did not want to just be reasonable, and she made a whole issue

about it, a whole fuss.

What a rude person.

Complicating matters. The woman is claiming that Andrew's mother banged

car. when trying to get into her own vehicle.

The lines are there so that you can help keep her correctly.

There's no way you can not see how wrong you are in a situation like that.

Andrew's grandma also weighs in.

And as the war of words continues,

the situation reaches

its tipping point.

I'm telling you that. Hey.

I would drag you out this way. Ma 'am. I would drag you out this way. No, don't

talk to my mom like that. She's taking me in my stomach.

Well, then maybe you shouldn't. So now it's going to be a problem. No, if you

didn't profit. Now it's going to be a problem.

Don't do that to my mom.

Don't do that to my mom. You're not protecting my child. There's nobody else

here.

What a rude person. Come on.

Outside a New Jersey mall.

Andrew Wallace records a dispute between his mother and another driver over the

driver's parking job.

And the harsh words have now escalated.

Then she said, like, she's trying to protect her baby, but then why would you

put yourself in harm's way?

But before things can get any worse... It's the way you parked the car. You

shouldn't have done that. ...Andrew's mother decides to cut their losses.

I mean, she had no choice because she had to... Yeah, now you can't talk to

people like that. After you're hitting me like...

And with that, both parties eventually go their separate ways.

And though no one can really claim victory here, Andrew holds

no hard feelings.

I hope we can move past it, because I don't want the worst

for you, and I hope you don't want the same for me.

I'm willing to, you know, forgive and forget.

It's the way you park the car. You shouldn't have done that.

According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, road debris is

for thousands of automobile accidents every year.

Not only because of the damage even smaller objects can cause at high

but also because of the chain reaction that can follow.

It's a beautiful day in Houston.

A motorcyclist with a helmet can.

is returning from a trip to the store.

So, I bought this little rolly thingy for my back, and it won't fit in my

backpack, so I gotta, like, somehow carry it.

So, we'll see how this goes.

Yeah, so, this bag idea completely failed.

Should I just let it go?

Would it be bad if I did?

Ah!

No! No!

No!

The biker just lost both the bag and the foam roller and will have to act fast

before his merchandise becomes roadkill.

He spots the roller, which has fortunately come to rest

near the curb of the road, preventing it from being hit by most of the passing

cars.

But not all.

Oh, it's so good.

The roller might be fine, but the situation is about to get significantly

for the car that did it.

Holy... In Houston, Texas,

a biker is recording his return trip from the store when he drops a foam

he just bought onto the road.

Ah!

Ah!

And in spite of his best effort, one car hits it.

And though the roller seems to be relatively okay, the

car that hit it suddenly isn't.

The driver who runs over the foam roller, not knowing what she's hit,

over. And after the biker retrieves his item, the driver of this SUV fails to

notice the stopped vehicle.

Holy.

It's fine. Don't worry about it. It was just a piece of rubber. Are you good?

Yeah. All right.

No, it's fine. It's still on her phone.

Turn off your car.

Are you okay?

Are you okay?

You want to step out of the car?

It'll be fine.

The woman is visibly shaken but doesn't appear to be seriously injured.

Are you good?

Yeah, it's fine.

Hello.

There's a girl who just ran into the back of another girl.

After calling 911, the biker commiserates with the driver who was

I'm sorry. I feel like it's my fault.

Though it's unknown exactly which driver is held responsible, it isn't the

biker. He doesn't get off scot -free.

According to the biker, he later receives a ticket for failure to secure

He's fined $316, and so the judge offered him 90 days probation to clear

from his record.

Lesson learned, securing one's cargo from the start, no matter how small,

might prevent a load of trouble later on.

I'm sorry, because I feel like it's my fault.