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If it were you in the car, what would you have done? I definitely wouldn't have exited, I would have tried to go for a toll bridge with EZ-Pass (what would the bikers have done then?) and just driven as far as the gas tank would have allowed with my heart beating through my chest.
If it were you in the car, what would you have done? I definitely wouldn't have exited, I would have tried to go for a toll bridge with EZ-Pass (what would the bikers have done then?) and just driven as far as the gas tank would have allowed with my heart beating through my chest.
If it were you in the car, what would you have done? I definitely wouldn't have exited, I would have tried to go for a toll bridge with EZ-Pass (what would the bikers have done then?) and just driven as far as the gas tank would have allowed with my heart beating through my chest.
What would you have done?
definitely should not have exited there and then to get stuck @ a red light behind other cars, only would have got off the highway if I knew where the closest police station was or just kept going on the highways and calling 911 and tell them what road I was on and where i was heading, definitely not have gotten off especially with that many bikers on your tail, everyone knows that those bikes are much faster than cars let alone an suv. hopefully the guy in the suv recovers and someone is held responsible but prob not since they all have helmets on and it seems difficult to identify most of them.
Again, the SUV shouldn't have been that close to him in the first place.
It's almost impossible to not be close to people when you're driving here. I try to keep back a little bit and everyone and their mother is on top of me (or anyone else) because I'm not on top of the person in front of me. Sorry but I'm not risking crashing my car with all of the stop-and-go crap around here. You could be doing 10-20 MPH over the speed limit and people give you no breathing room.
Did you see the bikers in the video? They were all over the place, driving in and out doing as they please. Doing stunts. And then the biker deliberately cut in front of him so that he would then be driving close to him.
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Originally Posted by Henna
I was shocked at the complete lawlessness and gang mentality I saw in this video. The biker who was hit deliberately cut in front of the SUV and then stopped. Of course he runs the danger of being hit when he does this. I think he did this because the SUV had honked at him and he was mad. Then the driver stops and according to the article I read, some of the bikers started damaging his car. Even though that specific thing was not on the video, it's not hard to believe, given their behavior before and after.
I think the driver was scared for his life (as he should be, with a gang attacking him) and for the life of his wife and baby, who were apparently in the car.
I hope they catch these guys and prosecute. This is criminal behavior.
And to the people who are saying that the SUV driver was driving too close to the bikes -- they had surrounded him, even initially before the accident. The SUV driver had a clear and open lane when one bike cut right in front of him and stopped. The accident was not the SUV driver's fault. Watch the video!
No, no. Everyone should say it the SUV driver's fault before watching the video and reading about it.
Apparently the guy was calling the police about their driving. Honestly I'd probably have a panic attack driving in the middle of that crap and I'd try to get off the road. Too bad he was completely surrounded by them.
everyone on a bike with a patch isnt in a gang, its clubs, lots are law enforcement, military, etc.
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