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Sotong Chevrolet Cruze driver should lose his license after this display of erratic driving

Sotong Chevrolet Cruze driver should lose his license after this display of erratic driving

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TLDR; blur Chevrolet Cruze driver collides into Fiat Fiorino while recklessly swerving on the road. 

Watch the video for yourself below 

The Chevrolet Cruze driver was caught on camera swerving into a Fiat Fiorino at 0.02 of the video. It looked like the driver was attempting to lane change but did not take note of the car beside him on the bend. 

Either that or the driver was simply unfocused or falling asleep at the wheel. Either way, it almost seemed like the driver was not focused on the road at all. 

Hopefully, the Fiat Fiorino was not damaged too badly. 

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Netizen Comments 

Netizens speculate the cause of this reckless behaviour. 

Some suggest that the Chevrolet Cruze driver could have been using his mobile phone whilst driving and therefore was unable to focus on driving. Others claim that he might have been falling asleep on the road while the more understanding ones suggest that he could have been experiencing health issues that impacted his driving skills. 

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Personally, I think that drivers who engage in reckless driving of this severity should get their license revoked for the sake of road safety. 

 

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