Title pretty much explains it all. I'm looking for great Youtube Channels about cars.
Here is what i currently have on my Youtube account:
As you can see, it's pretty mixed with serious & fun stuff.
Anybody has anything interesting to share with everybody on that?
Thanks!
(2014-02-10 17:35)Cola Wrote: [ -> ]Snowcat is a motovlogger. Are you also interested in that kinda stuff?
https://www.youtube.com/user/jorrie2 - Supercar stuff
https://www.youtube.com/show/mightycarmods - Car modification guides, races and other stuff. Mostly just fun, but also serious.
Snowcat is pretty much the only "Vlogger" i love to listen to mostly because its the first one that gather my interests. I'd be more than happy to watch other vloggers but there's so many of them! (Car related ofc.)
Are there people with a dashcam on board?
I got one, even when I switch cars I take the camera with me and last summer I took the dashcam with us on holiday on the boat.
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheBMWgek/videos
Most of the clips are violations or stupid actions of other road users. I'm aware everything is Dutch, so feel free to ask for a explaination
"Stupid actions"? The polo on the freeway (at night) is trying to move onto the freeway and you don't give him some space to do so. Erhhh..
By no means I'm trying to start a flame war on your video's now, but I often see people complaining about other road-users while they are at fault themselves, or could've easily avoided the whole thing.
(2014-02-12 18:02)Johan. Wrote: [ -> ]"Stupid actions"? The polo on the freeway (at night) is trying to move onto the freeway and you don't give him some space to do so. Erhhh..
I was driving the pick up truck with 90 km/u. The merge lane is more then 800 meters excluding the way up before reaching the top.
If you can't merge in with a proper speed to get in front of me with 90lm/u where is 130 km/u allowed it is not my problem but the problem off the merging car.
I even started too lift the throttle still he failed.
Are you even aware that if you want to merge in you have too give way. Its a written law, still the Dutch make there own road laws and finger point towards others when they fail. In this particular situation I did nothing wrong.
You could've easily moved over to the other lane, wich didn't seem to have much traffic at all before the guy even got near you. Its called being social to other people, that way you dont have to complain about them either.
Take it to the PMs please.
(2014-02-12 21:00)Johan. Wrote: [ -> ]You could've easily moved over to the other lane, wich didn't seem to have much traffic at all before the guy even got near you. Its called being social to other people, that way you dont have to complain about them either.
The people coming from the merging lane have to yield. One coming with a truck does not move for them. This is basics of driving heavy vehicles - In this kind of occasions, you don't move. Lift throttle or brake if the situation comes to that point.
The reasoning of this is, that trucks often do that, yield the merging cars on the left lane, and by quickly looking, fail to see a car next to them, cutting them off or on worst case scenario crushing them against the railing.
So, it's your responsibility to look for the coming cars, and suit your speed to get in a safe gap, if you wish to join the highway without accelerating and braking all the time.
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