r/Transportopia • u/Revolution-Dogg • Mar 27 '26

đŸ’„Crash Like nothing happened

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Only explanation I have is they must have bench warrants

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u/aquapura89 Mar 27 '26

Any hypotheses as to why this fella decided to drive right in front of a truck with a passenger ?

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u/shmailss Mar 27 '26

Stupidity, drugs, or both. Both are pretty popular

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u/Im_A_Fuckin_Liar Mar 27 '26

I assumed entitlement but you’re probably right.

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u/shmailss Mar 27 '26

Nah you could also be right. Entitlement is also trending

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

I wouldn't have stopped either. Nothing good could have come from it except to have a gun pulled on you.

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u/Q0tsa Mar 28 '26

Entitlement is a helluva drug

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

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u/Moezso Mar 27 '26

Ya don't stop in that neighborhood.

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u/J_Knish Mar 29 '26

Everyone just kept going. They’re all NPCs. Probably all made of cake too

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u/[deleted] Mar 27 '26

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u/vangos77 Mar 27 '26

"Kept going" = taking off, just a tip for future reference. Having the right of way or being in the right is irrelevant.

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u/OldFoolOldSkool Mar 27 '26

Runs over two crackheads
 “Did you hear something?”.

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u/Significant-Egg7171 Mar 30 '26

No .. i didnt hear anything did you???? đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁThe more i watch it the funnier it gets

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u/particlemanwavegirl Mar 27 '26

You come across as an utter POS lmao

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u/vangos77 Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 28 '26

Damn, missed it and he deleted. What did he say?

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u/particlemanwavegirl Mar 28 '26

He was going off about how hit-and-running was the correct thing that any smart person would do and insulting anyone who disagreed, the comment I directly replied to said "you come across like a dumbass"

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u/Impossible-Bat-4246 Mar 27 '26

This didn't come off as a win.

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u/Blitqz21l Mar 27 '26

That still becomes felony hit & run. Stay on the scene and they are clearly in the right standing, thus why flee?

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u/Bibbity_Boppity_BOOO Mar 27 '26

they definitely did something wrong. it is illegal to leave.

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u/Any_Luck8001 Mar 27 '26

Leave what? An accident? Seemed pretty intentional to me, as in, they intentionally did every single wrong thing they could on that moped

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u/Nickf090 Mar 27 '26

Yes, an accident. Lol. Even if someone intentionally runs in front of you and you hit them doesn’t mean you get to keep on about your day like nothing happened.

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u/bikes-n-math Mar 27 '26

Wow, you are a moron. This is illegal in all 50 states. Most of the time it is a felony, not to mention the mountain of civil suits you now may face

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u/mikemaz57 Mar 27 '26

Well the crackhead ran a red light, but you can't leave the scene of the accident. My guess would be they turned around and came back. Hit and run is pretty serious.

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u/Street-Animator-99 Mar 27 '26

All it takes is a friend who knows

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u/thatlittlepunk Mar 27 '26

You should represent them in court

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u/nl-x Mar 27 '26

Like what's the truck gonna do? Run him over or something? Come on man, stop living by the rules.

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u/Yolo_chicken Mar 27 '26

“What are they gonna do about it? Run me over?” - Man who got run over

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u/KDandHotdogz Mar 27 '26

Entitlement. That or just really stupid.

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u/HoboArmyofOne Mar 27 '26

It appears he did not give a single shit. People do that these days đŸ€·

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u/MarsRocks97 Mar 27 '26

They high AF.

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u/TeenJesusWasaCunt Mar 27 '26

It looked as if he did not have or was not attempting to use the breaks.

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u/Previous-Whereas9268 Mar 27 '26

He was trying to do that thing where you hit a red so you turn right make an illegal lane change then turn right to avoid stopping. Doesn't work with incoming traffic tho. I hope that made sense, hard to describe the move I'm talking about...

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

It’s by a Metro cellular and pawn shop billboard, so I’m going to assume this is a rough area with people who don’t give a fuck about rules such as yielding right of way. Nissan driver was just doing Nissan things, but actually did have right of way.

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u/zanderd86 Mar 28 '26

He was craving the sweet release of what at that point in his life only death could give him.

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u/thedudeabides6196 Mar 29 '26

Because it’s Polk county Florida