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Land Rover Range Rover doesn’t see, doesn’t know and doesn’t care about oncoming traffic

Land Rover Range Rover doesn’t see, doesn’t know and doesn’t care about oncoming traffic

jameskarlchan

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TL;DR – A Range Rover enters the main road via a small lane along Braddell road without looking out for oncoming traffic. Cam car manages to evade a T-bone incident with the Range Rover, but it almost came with a huge cost.

 

 

Wow. I know the Range Rover is a big a#@ car, but shouldn’t that mean you can see almost everything as the driver?

Not this guy

Watch this 35-second video and see how oblivious the Range Rover driver is.

 

Dangerous evasive manoeuvrers

By some miracle, the cam car managed to avoid T-boning the Range Rover, but it had to swerve into the next lane and cut across double white lines in the process.

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If there had been another vehicle on its right, the crash would have been devastating.

Not to mention, the cam car would have to foot the damages.

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Online Chatter

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A little harsh. Not!

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Sounds legit.

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Very vindicative bunch of comments. Love it.

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Looks like just smashing the Rover might be the best option here.

 

 

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