Random Stop Signs, Traffic Lights, Bad Drivers, and Accidents!

You may not want to believe your eyes when you view this video!

Initially, I found it pretty painful to watch. Once or twice I scratched my head and wondered if it was possible that the infamous "Jane Turley" was at the wheel during some of these crashes - Silly me, I'm confident that she's a much better driver than most of these people.






Wow... from now on I'll view traffic lights and stop signs quite differently. There's something to be said for order and predictability. Watching this video was vexatious Indeed! Those pedestrians getting pummeled was hard to watch sober! Ouch!

And the "smash up derby" with the folks on bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles will surely induce PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)

My recommendation is that you knock back a few of your favorite adult, alcoholic beverages and then watch this video. That way, it might give you a bit of a giggle.

From what I could discover, this Youtube video shows Traffic accidents captured on CCTV in China.

If you're traveling to that part of the world this summer, be careful .... It's dangerous out there!

At times, it's the little things!

Today I was surfing through the channels looking for something mindless to watch for a few minutes and I came across the movie Step Brothers. You may remember that I'm a Will Ferrell fan so I stopped to watch for a bit. Guess what? Now, I'm kinda a Kathryn Hahn fan too! So I'll be watching her in The Goods: Live Hard, Sell Hard.

Anyway, I was reminded by this clip why it's so very important to wear your seat belt and use a hands-free device for your cell phone. Notice Adam Scott, who plays Derek- the obnoxious brother of Will Ferrell, is equipped with his bluetooth accessory ear piece and the entire family is wearing seat belts.



Nothing like observing rules of safety while driving.

Are These Bad Drivers?

Some of these clips are pretty jocular! At least from where I sit in my comfortable little office chair. We all make our mistakes and have our driving blunders... So, is it okay to laugh at these folks? Or is this a serious matter? Should they attend some sort of remedial driving school?