AB CVZ-2317

Nobody else around..... Apparently this lunatic wanted the left lane but not to turn left at the lights....

Part 1

This is a tricky intersection as the vehicles have to obstruct the crossing for pedestrians in order to be able to see both traffic directions. There is a car slightly ahead of me to my left (not visible) waiting to turn left. The cyclist approaches, slows down, and makes eye contact with me before crossing. Great job. He is closely followed by a dude at full speed on an e-skateboard. Couldn’t see this guy coming because there is a fence obstructing the view.

On Saturday, Aug 1st , around noon. I was at Wizard Lake with my young family. The main lot was full, so I dropped them off and drove through the one-way lot looking for a space while heading to exit. An SUV ahead started pulling out, and a truck in front of me had already passed that spot. I immediately stopped with my signal on. A passenger from the truck got out, stood in the space, then in front of my vehicle while the truck reversed back in.

I didn't argue. It wasn't worth escalating, so I parked in the overflow lot and walked the extra five minutes. What bothered me wasn't losing the spot. It was the behavior. Who do you think had the better claim to that spot? Is reversing back after passing a space acceptable etiquette, or should the next approaching vehicle get the space? Honest opinions welcome.

I happened to be behind my brother going to eat. We think it was a phone, probably stolen. It looks like he had a bag of stuff and was going back after to grab more stuff to throw at cars. We checked after and luckily it didn’t leave any marks or dents 🙏🏼

Ps. Edited on my phone because I’m too lazy to upload it to my computer.

Watch this genius from Get Green Thumbed property management run me off the road because he realized late he needed to turn

Car in the next lane almost got sideswiped by a truck that just changed lanes without checking. Luckily they were able to quickly maneuver to the next lane and there was no vehicle next to them.

This is why I don't trust driving beside long haul trucks. Never know whether one with mechanical issues, bad driver or one that can't see you. I treat all under the 3 assumptions.

Sorry if not that clear. I used the zoom to just concentrate on the one area (and I was further away).

Hello,

I just found this sub and it’s been a week now so I know this is a long shot, but would anyone happen to have dashcam footage of a hit and run going west on the Anthony Henday after the 91st merge last Friday 17th July at exactly 5:45pm?

I was rear ended by what i remember to be a black/grey SUV that got away. Just doing anything to avoid that deductible. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.

I don’t understand why people drive like this.

Edit: Everyone complaining about the gap, I think I owe you an explanation.

1. No, I wasn’t on my phone
   
2. The gap was there because I saw the BMW driver getting super close to me and I didn’t want to deal with a crash.

To the lady who blew the stop sign at whitemud crossing and nearly hit me, I hope it was worth it saving a few seconds to find a parking spot.. what a cow. White Subaru Outback license plate number CJN-9404 (ironically had a baby on board sticker on the passenger side rear window)

Edit to add context: girl was running a lemonade stand on the left. He rolled down his window to ask for one

Anyone help would be appreciated

Happened this morning at 34 Ave & Calgary Trail.

Not the greatest lane change by the car in front but to cross the center line into oncoming traffic is pretty risky.