Red light does not always mean stop

mania112

Does your job (Derrick) involve driving - the angle of the recording makes it seem like you're in a van/lorry? Only reason I ask this is to understand why you're recording everything?!

Everyone else b|tching about the rules of the road are comical. I'd wager 99% of drivers break the 'rules' of the highway code every time they get in their car, one way or another.

Lucifa42

mania112 wrote: »

Does your job (Derrick) involve driving - the angle of the recording makes it seem like you're in a van/lorry? Only reason I ask this is to understand why you're recording everything?!

He probably records everything for insurance purposes, should he involved in an accident. It's getting more common now to have a dashcam recording everything when you drive.

For all the 'constructive' posters here: please point out the area of law that mandates that one must be a perfect driver in order to present evidence of bad or illegal driving to the police.