http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuGjp...ature=youtu.be

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What do you guys think about the snowbird driving?

The video is ambiguous rewatch with sound @ 16-17 seconds a snowbird (old person from up north) almost crashes into me head on when he is suppose to yield (I had the green arrow)
@ 52-55 seconds he curses at me, at no point in the video did I curse. Thank you

316.075 Traffic control signal devices.— "In reference to the first question about making a U-turn on a left arrow, you must be sure that the Intersecting traffic doesn't have a green arrow allowing them to turn right, as most lights in South Florida do. If this is the case, the person who is on the intersecting street, and has a green arrow to turn right, has the right of way."

 

can't make out what was said. But why didn't you stay/turn into your own lane? I've been "almost crashed" by people who make it a habit out of sailing across lanes when making turns.

 

headphones... I heard it! yeah.

 

Outside you turning into the wrong lane not sure what that was. Do you always dash cam?

 

lol

 

Was waiting for Russian dash cam action....got disappointment instead.

 

Sorry, missed the uturner. That ish happens 1000 x a day in Phoenix.

 

I don't get it? The only thing I saw is that you don't know how to drive & you curse.

 

^ happens the video is ambiguous rewatch with sound @ 16-17 seconds a snowbird (old person from up north) almost crashes into me head on when he is suppose to yield (I had the green arrow)
@ 52-55 seconds he curses at me, at no point in the video did I curse. Thank you

e30 im running a cheapo dash cam of ebay, PM me if you want a link, it can run of battery for 4-5 hrs and has a cig charger.

 

316.075 Traffic control signal devices.— "In reference to the first question about making a U-turn on a left arrow, you must be sure that the Intersecting traffic doesn't have a green arrow allowing them to turn right, as most lights in South Florida do. If this is the case, the person who is on the intersecting street, and has a green arrow to turn right, has the right of way."

Thanks, re-watch.

 

Almost got hit twice last month while house hunting out there.

 

For real, I'm from up in Payson. Its just getting worse up here. During winter its pretty calm. Today was horrible being the first really nice Friday up here.