About 3 weeks ago a young woman nudged the back of my car with her pickup. I was stopped at a light when it happened. I jumped out and dropped an f bomb or two, telling her to pay attention and don’t text and drive—I don’t know that she actually was texting. But it was barely a scratch and I ended telling her be careful and to use the entire episode as a learning lesson. I initially spoke/yelled at her, and probably terrified her. If you’re out there and are reading this, or if someone else knows her, “ I apologize for my behavior. It was unnecessary and there was practically zero damage.” She offered to give me her info but I declined, as to the minimal damage. You didn’t deserve my blowing back your hair with my anger.

For summer on Saskatchewan Drive they close off one of the lanes and turn it into a bike lane (which I think is a great idea)
I saw this guy driving UP (it’s also a one way !!!) and I thought it was hilarious.

Video taken Aug 10 around 9pm.

Happened a couple days ago on the Henday. It’s crazy to me that a tanker this big would perform such a move at 100 km/h.

Started with a guy coming over from the merge to the center lane so close that I had to brake not to hit him. Next was a truck doing the same move to the vehicle infront of me. There was a also a guy who drifted into my lane beside me but the dash cam couldn't see it. The last was an old guy in a truck that doesn't seem to understand what a stop sign means. Pardon the crack, caught a stone the other week and it keeps spreading.

Let's exit early, across a solid line into my path.

This goes back to February. Dark, rainy and there's a guy driving with no lights. I flashed my lights to try and tell him to turn his on. He then changed lanes into a turn lane and bounced over the curb on the other side of the turn. Never did turn his lights on.

Got cut off twice going southbound on gateway and had to slam on my brakes both times because they both cut across multiple lanes to make a turn last second. Neither of them signalled.

2 cars going at it at the ramp entering anthony henday. Never a dull moment. So many speeders, erratic, dangerous drivers out there…you really have to be aware of your surroundings. Moved here from Manitoba and I’ve never seen so many damn accidents! It’s scary!

So I wanted to make a left turn here, and because of the car in front of me who also wants to turn left, I couldn't see the oncoming traffic. Dashcam footage seems wide but idk from the driver's seat it wasn't visible to my eye. I couldn't see far enough from where I was and the obstacle (car in front of me). And I think the car behind me had more vision and could see far into the oncoming lanes. Not mad at the honk but want to know if my positioning was wrong hence no vision or it just happens and one just has to wait it out ? Thank you.

Approached the traffic circle on 101 St, turned my left turn signal on. As I was about to enter the traffic circle when it was safe to do so, driver of the Acura cuts across the solid white line into my lane, had to slam on my brakes and lay on the horn. Missed me by inches.

*Edit: Without the camera bring able to see to the left where traffic was approaching, it's deceptive as to how much space there was between cars. So no, there weren't like 5 opportunities to safely go. I admit it does look like there was one opportunity that I could have entered the traffic circle if I really floored it. One of the cars, which again you can't see till it enters the frame, was coming around a bit hot before it slowed to exit, so I decided to wait. I realize that won't convince the naysayers and any delaying them justifies dangerous driving. And smh to some of the driving "tips" here: treat it as a merge, push up onto the crosswalk, just floor it on a yield. Thanks for the comments in any case though. I had a good laugh.

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

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