Why Drivers Started Filming The Road — Transcript
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- 0:00He slammed the brakes on the highway,
- 0:01and the car behind him smashes right
- 0:03into his [music] bumper. He climbs out
- 0:05holding his neck and limping because he
- 0:07figures whoever hits you from behind
- 0:09always gets the blame. And sure enough,
- 0:11their insurance pays for his car, his
- 0:12doctor, and a nice fat check for all
- 0:14that pain he's in. So, the next week he
- 0:16does it again with a different car. He
- 0:18picks them carefully. A guy on his
- 0:20phone, a kid who just got his license,
- 0:22anyone driving a little too close. Then,
- 0:24he brings a buddy who drives right
- 0:25beside you so you can't swerve. The
- 0:27money comes in so fast he buys a nicer
- 0:30car just to crash that one, too.
- 0:31Eventually, the insurance company starts
- 0:33calling. "Sir, this is your fifth neck
- 0:35injury this year." "Yeah, I've got a
- 0:37really weak neck." But, it's his word
- 0:39against the guy who hit him, and he's
- 0:41counting on everyone blaming the guy in
- 0:42the back. Then, one rainy morning he
- 0:44picks a quiet guy in an old car, slams
- 0:47on his brakes, and out he comes
- 0:48clutching his neck. But, the quiet guy
- 0:50doesn't yell, and he doesn't even get
- 0:52out. He just points at a little box
- 0:54taped to his windshield. It's a camera,
- 0:55and it filmed an empty road and a man
- 0:57braking for absolutely nothing. And
- 1:00that's how the dashcam was
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