Showing posts with label Cut Off. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cut Off. Show all posts

Thursday, February 17, 2022

It's been a while

Of course I still drive, but I take the train into work and have the luxury of working from home when I need to. But now, more than ever, idiot fill Colorado roads and highways. Take this semi-truck driver, for example. He changed lanes without checking his mirror, like many truckers do, and cause an accident. This happened to me twice in 2021. Both drivers got the cops called on them (you betcha, I got their license) and one I got fired after calling up the company in Ohio.

Monday, November 26, 2018

Another video

Getting behind on my driving videos simply because I've been inundated with stupidity on Denver's roads lately.

Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Compilation 2

The last compilation I did took a few months to gather up all the material. That was because people were driving half-way decent. This new compilation took me less than a month to put together. Apparently people are back to the bad driving ways.


Friday, May 29, 2015

Compilation 1


I have compiled a number of videos that I have captured over the previous few months and have included them in one video. Enjoy!

Tuesday, January 6, 2015

A new year, a new call to the Colorado Highway Patrol

Last year I called the Colorado highway patrol about...um...well, a few times. More than four not as many as seven times, if I had to guess. Every time a report was filed. I was kind of hoping that this year people would finally learn, but that's too much to ask isn't. Take the person photographed above. I was driving on 6th avenue this morning around 6:40 AM when this person decided that they didn't want to merge onto 6th when getting off I-25, they just wanted the right-of-way. Well, there right-of-way almost collided with my car and caused an accident. Thanks to my expert driving skill, I was able to avoid hitting this person, and hopefully an ear full of my horn taught them a lesson. In the end, however, I did report them to the Highway Patrol. Six days into the New Year and that's one.

Thursday, December 18, 2014